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Norway Gaming Board: WMI still a pyramid scheme

When we last left Wealth Masters International, back on December 21st 2010 the Norway Gaming Board came out and declared the MLM company to be a pyramid scheme. Naturally Wealth Masters weren’t happy with this and using lawyers Hellerøy, made full use of the three week grace period to appeal the Gaming Board’s decision. During [Continue reading…]


Norway Gaming Board release damning assessment of WMI

A few days ago the Norwegian Gaming Board publicly announced that they’d completed a review of Wealth Masters International and had concluded that the company was a pyramid scheme. The Gaming Board’s report at the time of release was only available in Norwegian and was uploaded as an image in PDF format. I requested an [Continue reading…]


Norway Gaming Board say WMI an illegal pyramid scheme

As reported by BehindMLM readers B.F. and M_Norway, the Norwegian Gaming Board has today declared that Wealth Masters International is an illegal pyramid scheme. The Gaming Board’s decision comes after nearly two months of investigation into WMI and the conclusion that WMI is in breach of section 16 of the Norwegian Lottery Act, (also I [Continue reading…]


WMI Marketing: Reverse funnel recruitment. No retail?

As reported last week, Wealth Masters International have severed their longstanding partnership with Carbon Copy Pro to make way for their new in-house marketing platform, ‘WMI Marketing’. As WMI Marketing is being rolled out WMI have begun to actively advertise the marketing platform and as we start to see the efforts of a greater campaign [Continue reading…]


WMI drops Carbon Copy Pro for inhouse marketing system

For as long as I can remember now the name Carbon Copy Pro has been synonymous with Wealth Masters International. Wealth Masters International being business and Carbon Copy Pro a marketing platform to promote it with. Despite being two separate entities, the two companies have shared a long and presumably prosperous relationship. This week however [Continue reading…]


The Wealth Masters International Compensation Plan

The Wealth Masters International Compensation plan is a hybrid compensation plan and uses elements of a matrix but combines a point system with it to determine how many tiers deep a consultant gets paid. The points system determines the rank of WMI’s consultants and directly contributes to their position in the company. In the following [Continue reading…]


WMI launches WealthJournals.com… but why?

About a week ago now, Wealth Masters International hired out SEO expert Ryan Nelson as Vice President of ‘Internet Strategy’ and launched a new website campaign ‘wealthjournals.com’. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for those unfamiliar with the concept is the optimisation of a web presence to dominate search engine rankings for particular chosen keywords. SEO is [Continue reading…]


WMI expanding into nutrition, insurance & finance

Wealth Masters International (WMI) have thus far existed with the sole purpose of providing ‘access to world-class education, tools, experts, experiences and opportunities that empower individuals to create success on their own terms and achieve true freedom in all areas of their lives‘. Up until now however, this has been achieved through education via self [Continue reading…]


5 WMI policies you should be be familiar with

As a new distributor of Wealth Masters International, or any MLM company for that matter, there’s a whole bunch of material you need to familiarize yourself with. Amongst the profit potentials, marketing materials, the product itself, backoffice, compensation plan and beginning to build your business, it’s easy to over look the policies and procedures of [Continue reading…]


WMI in Norway: The long road to regulatory oblivion?

Earlier this year, Wealth Masters International opened up it’s first satellite office in Oslo Norway. With an estimated 1000+ strong local member base, things seemed to be going quite well for WMI in Norway. As 2010 progressed however things started to take a bit of a downturn and from about April the Norwegian regulators began [Continue reading…]