Best Easy Work Review: Ten-tier “automated” pyramid recruitment
A marketing video on the Best Easy Work website features Martin Ruiz, a “website owner” from “Deltona, Florida”.
The video is hosted on a YouTube channel bearing the name “Admin Support”, which features a number of similar Best Easy Work marketing videos.
The Best Easy Work website domain (“besteasywork.com”) was registered on July 8th, 2016. Martin Ruiz is listed as the owner, with an address in Deltona, Florida also provided.
Ruiz (right) appears to have been involved in a number of cash gifting schemes over the years. An extensive list (scroll down or page search “Ruiz”) was compiled over at Real Scam back in 2013.
Ruiz’s Facebook profile features dodgy ads like this dating back to 2010:
Hey EVERYONE, The Following Is A Completely FREE Program That Pays DAILY Income To Your PayPal.
You Can Post FREE Ads On Craigslist ALL Over The Country & Point Them To Your FREE Site.
Lots Of FREEBIES. EASY REAL INCOME, NO HYPE!
Read on for a full review of the Best Easy Work MLM opportunity.
Best Easy Work Products
Best Easy Work has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Best Easy Work affiliate membership itself.
The Best Easy Works Compensation Plan
Best Easy affiliates sign up and pay fees. Commissions are paid when they recruit others who do the same.
In total there are ten tiers of fees Best Easy Works affiliates can receive commissions on:
- Option 1 – $88
- Option 2 – $188
- Option 3 – $288
- Option 4 – $500
- Option 5 – $1000
- Option 6 – $1500
- Option 7 – $2000
- Option 8 – $2500
- Option 9 – $3500
- Option 10 – $5000
To earn commissions at any option level, a Best Easy Works affiliate must first buy in at that level.
- Option 1 – $50 commission
- Option 2 – $120 commission
- Option 3 – $200 commission
- Option 4 – $350 commission
- Option 5 – $750 commission
- Option 6 – $1200 commission
- Option 7 – $1600 commission
- Option 8 – $2000 commission
- Option 9 – $2900 commission
- Option 10 – $4000 commission
Each option tier also pays an override, which is passed up to the first option tier qualified upline affiliate (tracked via a unilevel):
- Option 1 – no override
- Options 2 and 3 – qualified for a $30 override
- Options 4 to 9 – qualified for a $50 override on Option 4 to 9 payments
- Option 10 – qualified for a $100 override on Option 10 fee payments
Joining Best Easy Work
Best Easy Work affiliate membership requires buying in at one to ten membership fee tiers.
This pegs the cost of Best Easy Work affiliate membership at $88 to $16564.
There is also a free membership option however this only pays direct recruitment commissions (non-MLM).
Conclusion
A common theme with the opportunities Martin Ruiz promotes and operates is a lack of information provided upfront.
Best Easy Work is no exception, with the following copy used to promote the opportunity on the Best Easy Work website:
Help Wanted!
Now anyone can succeed! Earn big giving away free websites!
Totally automated, nothing is easier!
Freedom is your choice! Easy $500+ days!
The Best Easy Work website is basically an email capture page, with nothing about how revenue is generated disclosed.
The Best Easy Work business model pays affiliates to recruit affiliates and neither markets or sells anything to retail customers.
This makes Best Easy Work a pyramid scheme.
As with all pyramid schemes, once affiliate recruitment dies off Best Easy Work will collapse.
When that happens any affiliates who haven’t recruited enough to recoup their membership fee payments lose out.
Mathematically this will be the majority of Best Easy Work affiliates at any given time.
Got a ugly green postcard that had the same wording as Big Profit System.
At least Bps offers products … good review and thanks for the heads up.
there are products and there is a free membership option as well you can earn commissions as a free member. the blogger didn’t do full research.
im a member these are the products:
@ben big profit system cost way more to join and take 50% of all your sales.
Best Easy Work’s free membership has nothing to do with the MLM opportunity.
Also what you bundle with pyramid recruitment is irrelevant. The issue isn’t not having products, it’s Best Easy Work not having retailable products or services.
It’s not MLM its direct sales. mlms pay low as hell and you have to have a big team to make good money with them.
with best easy works you don’t have to have a huge team to earn good.
I think the products are reliable we also have a personal loan option in the back office people need loans people need Dental plans amd discounts people like to travel.
people like to save on travel people like shopping online and saving people like going to restaurants free hosting for life.
that’s better than happen to pay a fee every single month for it or paying a whole year in advance for hosting.
lead capture page to collect leads you don’t just have to use those leads for best easy works you can use those leads for anything else that you doing.
Your made up definition of MLM has no relevance in the real world.
An MLM compensation plan is any that pays out over two or more levels.
Paying recruitment commissions in MLM = pyramid scheme.
Whether you think products and services bundled with pyramid scheme membership are reliable is neither here nor there.
BEW Works Only With Direct Team Members And Is Not Allowed To Go Levels Deep And Has REAL Product & Services Attached.
we are not a mlm mlms to me pay slower low and you have to build huge teams to see good income because you need alot of people on your levels.
I don’t understand why people blog and talk bad about companies that they’re not in you haven’t been an actual member of our company so you can’t give an honest review on it.
If it was illegal I’m pretty sure their owner wouldn’t have their number all over the website for you to give them a call and actually talk to him If it was illegal I’m pretty sure people wouldn’t be posting payment proof on YouTube
B-A-A-A-A-R-P wrong conclusion.
Research Bernie Madoff, Andy Bowdoin, Paul Burks, Charis Johnson, Charles Scoville, Trevor Reed and Clayton Kimbrell.
You can come up with whatever marketing BS you want.
Best Easy Work utilizes a unilevel compensation plan which makes it an MLM company.
An MLM company paying recruitment commissions = pyramid scheme.
You don’t need to join a pyramid scheme to identify one.
Pyramid schemes are illegal, so nobody cares what you’re “pretty sure” of.
ok i know everyone would like to make extra money but if its free to a membership right now then why i can’t get in too it?
i was trying it for free to see if its true.i see alot of people saying they want to help people realy!!!!! why do u have to pay for the help.some people dnt have that extra to try anything.
Nothing in the MLM underbelly is free.
You’re either helping someone build a list of gullible idiot’s email addresses or they’ll hit you up for money later on.
Because commissions, especially those of the pyramid scheme variety, aren’t generated from thin air.
Sorry Ericka, but I have to disagree with you on this one. Free members get paid by recruiting paid members.
The discount programs and personal loan products are a smokescreen to cloud your view of this being a pyramid. Once the smoke clears, this program is going away right along with the money of those who bought into it.
I’ve seen this too many times over the years. Whatever you do, DON’T UPGRADE YOUR MEMBERSHIP!!! Remain a free member.
Good luck Sis 🙂
I’ve been involved with MLM on-and-off since about 1982. The best company, at the time, was Yurika Foods that offered retort-packaged foods that were absolutely delicious.
I built a nice-sized group and was earning a couple hundred dollars a month. THEN, along came Universe Foods (packaged the same way), with a wider line of foods that weren’t NEAR as good, but were cheaper … and eventually killed Yurika.
What intrigues me about Best Easy Work is their offering a free membership that DOES get paid. THAT’s rare!
On the downside, if it *is* a scam, then even free members are recruiting people who will get scammed. That bothers me. So, I wait.
Here’s the dilemma: I didn’t buy Bitcoin 7 years ago when it was selling for about 7 cents each share. They’re NOW selling for about $11,000 (eleven thousand dollars) each. Had I put in $100 back then, I’d be a millionaire today….
(Off topic: Can you imagine the dilemma our Founding Fathers faced as they decided whether-or-not to break from England??)
If you’ve been involved in MLM since 1982, then you should know that getting paid to recruit in MLM = pyramid scheme.
Sorry Ericka, but I have to disagree with you as well. Free members get paid by recruiting paid members.
When I was a free member, I got paid. I’ve been with the company over 8 months but only been active for 2 months because I read it was a scam, I got scared and forgot about it.
This just goes to show you can’t believe everything you read. All the scam articles I read about Besteasywork (BEW) were written by people who never even bothered to join the site and see for themselves.
Most just called in a pyramid scam and trying to encourage you to click on there link where you can really make money.
The only way to know if something is truly a scam or not is by Testing it for yourself, simply join and see for yourself.
I’m so glad I went and gave BEW a second look, that was the best thing I’ve ever done for myself and my family.
See what exactly?
Getting paid to recruit in MLM = pyramid scheme. Stop making excuses for scams, your family should be ashamed of you.
So…
Oz, what would suggest?
(Ozedit: I’d suggest you stop scamming people in pyramid schemes. If you wish to discuss other MLM opportunities do it on their respective reviews.)
See what? How do members know where the money is coming from vs. non-members?
Unless you are saying that just because you get paid, it’s not a scam – even if it’s stolen.
I just joined. I though it had a product.
You did not join and yes there are products.
1. Nobody said Best Easy Work didn’t have products.
2. You don’t need to join a pyramid scheme to understand how one works.
Where are you today?
Can you honestly say you don’t see the light by now that this is truly the scam it was a year ago?
This article makes false claims against Martin Ruiz and BEW.
I personally met the owner myself and he is very transparent in what he does. Therefore, this program is not considered an MLM nor a pyramid scheme.
How can you say this is illegal when the site is offering products like dental plans, advertising tools, extra stream of income sites on the website itself.
Learn how to write and stop writing false claims. I know of many people who are having success with this business.
That’s some top shelf dumbass logic there.
Best Easy Work is an MLM opportunity based on its compensation plan. Obviously Martin Ruiz wasn’t transparent about this, or I wouldn’t have had to clarify that.
Because recruitment commissions without retail sales is an illegal business model.
Bundling products to recruitment commissions doesn’t legitimize a pyramid scheme.
Getting into bed with scammers isn’t due-diligence. Whether you’re in bed with scammers or not is neither here nor there.