BTZ Powerline Review: Adcredit matrix cycler
BTZ Powerline provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.
BTZ Powerline’s website domain (“btzpowerline.com”) was registered on June 27th, 2019, through a suite address in the US state of Florida.
The same suite address is used by multiple businesses, suggesting it might be virtual in nature.
The email address used to register BTZ Powerline’s website domain corresponds with Judy LaMont (right).
Lamont also resides in Florida.
A Facebook post dated September 3rd appears to confirm Lamont as the owner of BTZ Powerline:
BTZ Powerline’s compensation plan references BTZ Super Hero, which appears to be another name for the same scheme. As above, it also looks like it might have been called Botz Tokenz at some point.
Prior to BTZ Powerline Lamont was promoting the ORU Marketplace Ponzi scheme.
Going back further, over the years Lamont has promoted Wor(l)d International, CommHubb, EMSquared, Empower Network and Zeek Rewards.
Read on for a full review of BTZ Powerline’s MLM opportunity.
BTZ Powerline’s Products
BTZ Powerline has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market BTZ Powerline affiliate membership itself.
BTZ Powerline affiliates are provided with adcredits, which can be used to display advertising to other BTZ Powerline affiliates.
BTZ Powerline’s Compensation Plan
BTZ Powerline operates a two-tier matrix cycler.
Matrix sizes used in the cycler are 2×2 for the Hero tier and 2×10 for the Super Hero tier.
A 2×2 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with two positions directly under them:
These two positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).
A 2×10 matrix expands the levels of the 2×2 matrix down to ten.
BTZ Powerline affiliates purchase $15 positions into the Hero tier matrix.
Commissions are paid on filling the second level of the matrix (4 positions), via direct and indirect recruitment of new BTZ Powerline affiliates.
Filling all positions in the 2×2 matrix triggers a “cycle”. When a cycle is triggered $5 is paid out and a Super Hero matrix tier position is created.
$15 is set aside to pay the ongoing monthly Hero matrix tier position requirement.
The Super Hero matrix tier pays per position filled:
- filled positions on level 1 pay $1 each
- filled positions on level 2 pay $1.50 each
- filled positions on level 3 pay $4 each
- filled positions on level 4 pay $2.50 each
- filled positions on level 5 pay $1 each
- filled positions on level 6 pay $4.50 each
- filled positions on levels 7 to 10 pay $5 each
Finally, a 10% referral commission is paid on personally recruited affiliate Super Hero matrix tier commissions.
Joining BTZ Powerline
BTZ Powerline affiliate membership is $15 a month.
Conclusion
BTZ Powerline combines a Ponzi cycler with pyramid recruitment.
The Hero matrix tier is a standard matrix Ponzi cycler. Affiliates pay $15 a month and based on direct and indirect recruitment efforts, receive funds paid in by other affiliates.
The Super Hero matrix tier is a straight pyramid model. You get your $40 position (paid through by the Hero cycler tier), and earn money as other BTZ Powerline affiliates cycle into the Super Hero tier.
Both of BTZ Powerline’s matrix tiers rely on constant recruitment, without which they collapse.
Owing the matrix model used, BTZ Powerline’s collapse will start slowly with a few stalled matrices.
Over time the number of stalled matrices increases, eventually triggering an irreversible collapse.
Through one or more preloaded admin positions, Judy LaMont is guaranteed to walk away with the majority of funds deposited into BTZ Powerline.
She also keeps any funds trapped in stalled matrix positions.
In order for that to happen, the majority of BTZ Powerline affiliates have to take a loss.
Just a quick comment for the readers of this review because I believe that as the person in this article,
I believe that if the person doing the review would have considered at least doing the due diligence and perhaps even contacting myself before slandering my name it would have been the honorable thing to do.
And, this is a sad day in my life to see that my integrity has been attacked with the writings. So I am going to give you the reader the opportunity to do your own due diligence.
First of all, who is Judy LaMont: I am 74 years old retired registered nurse with Masters in education who has raised 2 children on my own.
And I recently battled Pancreatic Cancer and was told no hope to live. So I am a miracle still trying to help people.
I not only worked for 50 plus years but also have been working online for over 20 plus years helping companies as a consultant and have given hours and hours of work without pay just because many could not pay or even understand where to begin online.
Yes, I agree that there should be ways to let the people know about programs but the companies also deserve that the reviewers report truth and facts without being biased and not really understanding.
How in this case do they not know that this matrix plan is not the one that helps solve the issues that do perplex the industry.
There is always room for a way to solve an old problem with a new plan of action of which our programmers have made that difference.
Regarding the multiple companies cited in the review, if anyone has been in the industry for over 30 years helping they are bound to be in a few starts that may have not succeeded but I sincerely do not recognize the first 3 names of companies cited and as we know Zeeks is still in appeals due to lack of proof that they were wrong.
I have always felt for companies who are really trying to do the right thing and that they come under attack with this review site.
But now for my ownself and character being attacked with saying that the *** as written:
Through one or more preloaded admin positions, Judy LaMont is guaranteed to walk away with the majority of funds deposited into BTZ Powerline. She also keeps any funds trapped in stalled matrix positions.
Did this review forget to note that the figure is $15. This grieves my spirit and soul for when I have been in the industry for over 30 plus years helping not only people but also businesses online.
I thought long and hard about what to say about this review but I can only say that my heart is heavy with the real truth and for the personal attack that was taken upon myself.
I have been recognized in the industry for standing on my principles of: truth, integrity and honesty and that has never changed nor will.
So many people need help in this hopeless world. Do you not think that they deserve a chance at a brighter future. Judy
It’s precisely because I did do my due-diligence and report the facts that you’re butt-hurt.
A serial promoter of scams who is now running her own scam. Everything else is irrelevant within the context of MLM related due-diligence.
The companies you promoted were taken from your social media efforts.
You’ve been promoting scams for so long it’s understandable if at 74 you can’t keep track of your own history.
This is patently false.
Zeek Rewards has been proven to be a Ponzi scheme in court. Its owner Paul Burks was convicted and is rotting away in a prison cell.
There is no appeal. Zeek Rewards was a Ponzi scheme.
How much you charge for matrix positions doesn’t change the fact you will walk away with most of the deposited funds. These are mathematical facts.
If you’re implying that’s what happens in an adcredit cycler, again you are being deceitful.
Judy LaMont stealing people’s money neither helps them or provides them with a brighter future.