Geton Global Review: Shitcoin pump and dump Ponzi
Geton Global provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company.
Geton Global’s website domain (“geton.global”) was privately registered on August 23rd, 2020.
It’s worth noting that Geton Global’s website domain uses a Slovenian name-server provider.
Marketing videos on Geton Global’s official YouTube channel feature Kari Wahlroos.
Wahlroos is best known for being one of the more prominent faces of the OneCoin Ponzi scheme.
Last we heard Wahlroos was running promotion for the Wantage One Ponzi scheme. Guess that didn’t work out.
Wahlroos’ involvement in Geton Global led me to “Geton News”, which appears to be an official Geton Global marketing blog.
As revealed on Geton News, the founder and CEO of Geton Global is Milan Kozlevčar (right).
I wasn’t able to pin Kozlevčar to any MLM companies. He is however behind a number of failed cryptocurrency projects.
A Reddit post made two years ago ties Kozlevčar to Socratescoin, Proncoin and Piplcoin.
The two latter shitcoins have been repurposed for use in Geton Global (more on this in the review conclusion).
As per Kozlevcar’s Twitter profile, he’s based out of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Update 9th January 2021 – A reader sent in an archived scan of the June 2nd 2000 run of the Slovenian newspaper GorenjskiGlas.
On page 39 of the paper there’s an article detailing Milan Kozlevčar being busted for heroin smuggling:
I’ve blown up the photo of Milan in the article on the right.
According to my source, Kozlevčar was busted smuggling heroin from Croatia to Germany.
He was 28 at the time and sentenced to nine years in prison.
Typically I don’t include non-MLM related history in our reviews.
Within the context of Geton Global being a Ponzi scheme however, I believe this is relevant due-diligence information. /end update
Read on for a full review of Geton Global’s MLM opportunity.
Geton Global’s Products
Geton Global has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Geton Global affiliate membership itself.
Geton Global’s Compensation Plan
Geton Global’s website details one investment plan. Through Geton Trading, the company also offers additional investment tiers.
Collectively Geton Global’s investment opportunities are referred to as “Geton Investments”.
For the sake of simplicity I’ve grouped them all together below.
Geton Global
Geton Global affiliates invest funds on the promise of an advertised 100-day return:
- invest €1 to €499 EUR and receive 0.5% a day
- invest €500 to €2499 EUR and receive 0.75% a day
- invest €2500 to €9999 EUR and receive 1% a day
- invest €10,000 to €12,500 EUR and receive 1.25% a day
Note that if Geton Global affiliates dare put in a withdrawal request before 100 days, the company charges an exorbitant 50% fee.
Each Geton Global affiliate is required to pay a €50 EUR affiliate membership fee, which the company uses to pay recruitment commissions.
Geton Global pays recruitment commissions via a 5×9 matrix.
A 5×9 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with five positions directly under them.
These five positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these five positions into another five positions each (25 positions).
Levels three to nine of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with each new level housing five times as many positions as the previous level.
Recruitment commissions are paid out as a percentage of funds invested across the matrix.
Specific recruitment commission percentages are determined by what level of the matrix new investment is made:
- level 1 (5 positions) – 6%
- level 2 (25 positions) – 5%
- level 3 (125 positions) – 4%
- level 4 (625 positions) – 6%
- level 5 (3125 positions) – 5%
- level 6 (15,625 positions) – 4%
- level 7 (78,125 positions) – 3%
- level 8 (390,625 positions) – 2%
- level 9 (1,953,125 positions) – 1%
Geton Trading
Investment tiers through Geton Trading start at €1 EUR.
- invest €1 to €2499 EUR and receive 0.75% a day
- invest €2500 to €9999 EUR and receive 1% a day
- invest €10,000 to €12,500 EUR and receive 1.25% a day
Investment terms are the same as Geton Global. A 50% withdrawal fee is charged if you withdraw before the 100 day term end.
Geton Trading affiliates pay either €100 EUR or €12,500 EUR for regular and premium membership respectively.
Both membership tiers have their own recruitment commissions structure.
Regular tier Geton Trading recruitment commissions are paid out via a 4×8 matrix.
A 4×8 matrix places a Geton Trading affiliate at the top a matrix, with four positions directly under them:
These four positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these four positions into another four positions each (16 positions).
Levels three to eight of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with each new level housing four times as many positions as the previous level.
Recruitment commissions are paid out as a percentage of funds invested across the matrix.
Specific recruitment commission percentages are determined by what level of the matrix new investment is made:
- level 1 (4 positions) – 6%
- level 2 (16 positions) – 5%
- level 3 (64 positions) – 5%
- level 4 (256 positions) – 6%
- level 5 (1024 positions) – 5%
- level 6 (4096 positions) – 4%
- level 7 (16,384 positions) – 3%
- level 8 (65,536 positions) – 2%
Geton Trading Premium tier costs €12,500 EUR.
Geton Trading Premium recruitment commissions are paid via a 3×6 matrix.
A 3×6 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with three positions directly under them:
These three positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these three positions into another three positions each (9 positions).
Levels three to six of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with each new level housing three times as many positions as the previous level.
Recruitment commissions are paid out as a percentage of funds invested across the matrix.
Specific recruitment commission percentages are determined by what level of the matrix new investment is made:
- level 1 (3 positions) – 9%
- level 2 (9 positions) – 8%
- level 3 (27 positions) – 9%
- level 4 (81 positions) – 8%
- level 5 (243 positions) – 6%
- level 6 (729 positions) – 5%
Beyond recruitment commissions, there doesn’t appear to be any difference between Geton Trading regular and premium membership.
Joining Geton Global
Geton Global affiliate membership costs are tied to investment tiers:
- Geton Global affiliate membership is €50 EUR
- Geton Trading affiliate membership is €100 EUR
- Geton Trading Premium affiliate membership is €12,500 EUR
Full participation in the attached income opportunity requires an additional €1 to €12,500 EUR investment.
Conclusion
So the ruse goes, Geton Global affiliates are investing to receive “711% marketcap growth of hosted blockchain companies.”
That’s an odd claim to make, seeing as the only blockchain companies on offer are Milan Kozlevčar’s failed shitcoins.
Geton Global doesn’t exactly go into how returns will be generated, but does tout PiplCoin and PronCoin as “blockchain companies”.
PiplCoin launched in 2017 and is basically a pointless coin pegged to the world’s population.
The mission of PiplCoin is to provide high grade liquidity for a blockchain-based project PiplShare.
The 7.531.907.537 PiplCoins coins represent the maximum amount of coins ever exist during the lifetime of the PiplCoin cryptocurrency, and correspond to a world population estimate on 15 July 2017.
PiplShare is pitched as a “worldwide freelancing platform”. Or at least that was the original plan.
Now it sounds like a smart-contract Ponzi;
Invest to prosperous human resources [sic] transparently, based on Smart Contract.
Yeah, just your typical shitcoin hype word-salad sandwich.
As per Alexa, PiplCoin’s website traffic is dead. PiplShare was dormant up until April, but is now back in decline.
PiplCoin is publicly tradeable. PIPL debuted at around 9 cents. Did the shitcoin pump for a few months, dumped and is sitting at $0.000655.
PronCoin’s website hits you with a blown up stock photo of a woman in lingerie.
We would like to invite you to be a part of the future and help to bring in a new era for the online adult industry that will finally give authority to the people, the people who like to look at porn on the internet.
Riiiiiiiiiight.
PronCoin has also been around since 2017 and functionally is as pointless as PiplCoin.
PronCoin doesn’t appear to be publicly tradeable. Such to the extent it is tradeable on Geton Global’s internal Geton Exchange, no internal value is provided.
I did find a chart showing purported internal values on Geton Global’s website, however these appear to be made up (based on PIPL’s verifiable fake value):
Geton Exchange is basically where Geton Global affiliates will cash out their worthless PIPL and PRON.
As the creator of all this, Milan Kozlevčar is naturally holding boatloads of PIPL and PRON.
Geton Global’s ultimate goal is to recruit new bagholders, pump the price up again and make Kozlevčar rich.
Don’t just take my word for it though, the pump and dump model is literally spelled out in Geton Global’s “roadmap”:
-more tokens distributed higher the token price
-more users on the platform
-more value to the platform
-more tokens distributed higher the token price
-after distribution the platform is owned by the crowd and powered by the blockchain
-token listing on the external exchange
Look, as far as cryptocurrency shenanigans go this is par for the course. Although it’s much harder to get people to invest into your shitcoins now than it was in 2017.
My concern with Geton Global is the investment opportunity.
Clearly both PiplCoin and PronCoin aren’t generating revenue to fund advertised Geton Global returns.
That means new investment is the likely source of ROI revenue, making Geton Global a Ponzi scheme.
At a minimum neither Geton Global or Kozlevčar are registered to offer securities in any jurisdiction, meaning Ponzi or no, this is all illegal from the get go anyway.
And there’s the issue of Geton Global functioning as a pyramid scheme, and the involvement of serial scammers such as Kari Wahlroos.
As with all MLM Ponzi schemes, once recruitment dies down so too will new investment.
This will starve Geton Global of ROI revenue, eventually prompting a collapse.
The math behind Ponzi schemes guarantees that when they collapse, the majority of participants lose money.
Wow. I had to visit the site and see that quote for myself. It’s there, all right, along with the PG-13 background.
Such a strange marketing gimmick. I’m sure it’s a huge demographic; I’m just not so sure very many members want to self-identify.
“I love internet porn. Where is MY shitcoin???” is a phrase I’ve certainly yet to hear.
It’s been so many years since I’ve seen it, I didn’t even twig to the fact that “pron” (and “pr0n”) used to be code for porn; I instead conflated it with the more-recent TRON.
Back when search engines were dumber and data use was pricier, some admins banned use of the word “porn” in comments to keep horny surfers from clogging up their bandwidth.
“Word salad”, Oz, not “world salad”.
Thanks. Finger dyslexia strikes again!
Hey, it is Geton Global, after all. I say “world salad” fits.
Kari Wahlroos It seams he is HUNGRY again.. his wife is spending money faster then he makes.
He tried severa business in the last yers … all failed and he run with the money.
The story will repeat soon… 2 months maximum.
Ah, Kari…
Glittering jacket (on profile like photo in the background) and spotted jacket over the black t-shirt with a picture in your real presence! What a glamour and latest fashion achievement!
Why all these MLM marketers tend to love Ruja’s tastelessness style?
Well this man was in Onecoin scam so not surprised.
The owner of the project is Milan Kozlevčar who is known scamer.
He has scammed from several other cryptocurrency related projects in the past but was never in leading role, so this is his first project that he leads.
GETON is BIG SCAM project, ponzi scheme and should be shut down immidletley. In Slovenia and Croatia they already manage to convience more than 10.000 members to join them with big money (10k EUR, 20k EUR investments are regular).
People that invest are usually mlm degens from this area and their sheep followers, mostly people that do not understand crypto at all. A lot of them is also Serbian and Bosnian members.
People that invite folks in the project talk a bunch of lies and are scaming more and more people. Geton is very popular in Slovenia, with folks who are stupid and unexperienced in crypto.
The scamer Karl Wahlross joined previous month and is known from Onecoin…big big scammer….the rumors are he will push the price of Geton coins up (which is also absoulute lie) and that he will bring 100k customers from other areas. People join just because of him.
Milan and the team are opening companies around several countries (balkans) on their own name (how can you be that stupid) and are laundering money thru them… they have so called staking program which is just to hold people from selling the coins when the price immaginary grows (probably they dont even have any blockchain).
They are not on any known exchanges and so on… i can talk all day long about the lenght of this scam project… Here are also people in the project the government bodies in Slovenia is closely watching them already, they will have big problems but since now is Covid-19 in this area they are not on the radar of police yet…
Team that is scaming: Milan, Rok, Aleksander, Uros, Tina, Alenka, Nihad, Miha, Zdravko, Jonas, Kari and several others… avoid them at all costs.
my friend is already in the big plus and is persuading me to pay the money.. your advice is not to pay at all?
Geton Global is a Ponzi scheme, meaning your friend is a Ponzi scammer.
We’re not giving you any advice. If you also want to be a Ponzi scammer hand over your money.
The majority of investors in Ponzi schemes lose money. It is what it is.
Coincidence Milan Kozlevčar is a personal friend of “successfully sold” Bitstamp exchange founders Neja Kodrič and Damijan Merlak?
Does someone needs money and a puppet?
Is obvious guys didn’t get even 10% of Bitstamp, the rest of fake deal was just a service for someone to take the money out of his fund.
At the end of the day this is not the first scam boys are managing.
In every ponzi sheme there are people that make money… guess your friend was amongst them, and of course is happy but the difference between scam and real deal is how it all ends… and here we seen these thousand times before how it ends… it ends badly for majority of participants.
Regarding Milan connection to Merlak and Kodrič. Dont put them all in the same basket, Merlak is crypto king of Slovenia, they created a business model early in crypto game and sold it to Chinese, Bitstamp is known exchange with licence and all that EU requires.
Milan was their partner who runed the farm with cows and sheeps and the business of farming went badly so they seperate the ways, this was their only connection.
The rumors are that GETON promoters are saying that Merlak is behind them but that is a big big lie… Merlak also wants to put in the media that he is not behind this project cause he knows its a scam.
Milan only connection to crypto are previous failed scam coins and tokens.
Need the links between the people?
Milan Kozlevčar doing the job for Bitstam boys :
drazbe.finance.si/8847565/Nekdanja-kmetijska-druzba-ustanoviteljev-Bitstampa-v-stecaj
old.delo.si/novice/slovenija/ovadbe-namesto-bitstampove-mega-kmetije.html
At one point even claiming to buy Bitstamp (why?)
reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7ygz0b/socratescoinio_sapis_very_likely_to_be_a_scam/
What is even worse situation:
Milan Kozlevčar has same address as Leon Zorger, the Slovenian scammer and criminal. You can read about his “businesses” and drug dealing at kriptoreporter.com and other media (also Italian).
The address of both:
Milan Kozlevčar s.p. – Grajska cesta 43, 4260, Bled, Slovenia
LEON ZORGER – LERO, S.P.. GRAJSKA CESTA 43, 4260 BLED
But the funniest thing is: Leon Zorger was flying with a private jet of Damijan Merlak from Slovenia to Germany previous year and he even published this event on his FB wall (as a team-building event with Damijan Merlak).
So conclusions about new Slovenian scam are? 😉
Janez are you trying to say Damian Merlak is a scamer or what? You want to say he is not worth like 130 MIL+ from successfully selling Bitstamp exchange?
What I wrote is Milan Kozlevčar is doing now his own scam, which has no connection to Merlak. Geton Global has nothing to do with Merlak, this is purely Milan K. scam project to get quick rich money.
And regarding Leon Zorger, he is just a small fish and friend with Merlak and the team, he helps at Tokens and probably around new hotels that Merlak owns in Bled and Bohinj.
He did had a past with drug dealing,….but overall the guy is not that important in this story.
Merlak has around him probably just people that are in crypto and he doesnt really care about their past since they are friends from before he had millions.
Well, it seems that not everyone loves Kari Wahlroos. Seems a disgruntled investor in Geton Global to the tune of $250,000 US Dollars went looking for Kari to demand his money back and Kari hid in the toilet. How the mighty have fallen.
Kind of makes you wonder if Kari will no longer be promoting this anywhere live again doesn’t it. Too funny.
I believe this disgruntled investor is probably the same that emailed me. How did you hear about it?
This particular disgruntled investor is speaking to anyone who will listen it seems. Good luck to him too.
If the authorities won’t do anything, shaming Kari might be the only legally to get him to stop. If more victims overcame the embarrassment and spoke out it would only help.
How quickly do these scammers burn through the cash? Surely Kari would have made enough from OC to live comfortably for the rest of his life? Simon, Jose, Habib and Igor too.
I’ve been told “multiple $250,000 positions”. What I haven’t clarified is whether that’s personal investment or “money in my backoffice”.
@ Oz: “Multiple” sounds fascinating.
I personally would love to see an MLM scammer having to cover the fictitious back office “value” people think they have with real money.
I think the person would be complaining about personal investment but I may be wrong.
Anyone normal who’s made a few million euros, or dollars, would of course be able to live comfortably for the rest of their lives, if they manage that money prudently. But I doubt most of these kind of people do that.
First, faking being rich is an integral part of the business model. A lot of them probably have made a lot less money than they like to pretend.
Even if they don’t lie about gross amounts, I’ve never heard of one detailing how much they’re left with net, after expenses (and taxes, if they bother to pay them).
Second, if you’ve spent years pretending to be rich and successful, if you do make some real money, the temptation to finally live like you’ve been pretending to live must be huge.
If once you’ve made your first million, your first decision is to buy a Lambo and a Bentley (after having passed off rented ones as your own for years), plus maybe a Range Rover as a shopping car for the wife, that’s at least half your million gone right there.
These are not people who take that first million to their bank manager for advice on how to invest it wisely, and generate a modest but safe income in years to come. If you’ve got a few million, but start spending like you’ve got a few billion, it will all be gone very quickly.
Let me give a specific example. The house Igor Alberts bought, presumably with his OneCoin money, belonged to the Dutch TV tycoon John de Mol (the man who foisted Big Brother on the world, among other abominations).
Forbes estimates his net worth at 1.9 billion USD. The asking price was just under 3 million USD, not an exorbitant sum for a billionaire (with several other residences). But even if Alberts did very well out of OC, that must be completely out of proportion to his wealth.
He’s probably either sunk most of his money into it, or he’s bought it with a mortgage. In both cases, for how long will he be able to afford it?
@ PassingBy
I asked someone this morning who was close to an original OC scammer about the cash. It seems they have expenses normal people don’t that quickly add up.
Firstly, security. So much is related to that whether it’s guards, bribes for protection or information, second passports, lawyers-on-call, etc. Then as you said, keeping up appearances, even long after the income has slowed to a trickle.
Also, gifts to keep up and downlines happy and get or protect that spot closer to the top of the pyramid. Plus travel, dinners, parties, etc.
The ultimate, though not universal, cash burner seems to be cocaine.
I had a friend tell me about it, as he works under contract in Dubai. He knew I knew all about Kari and his dealings in OC and DAG Coin, so he let me know about it.
He said the man was a Dubai businessman that went looking for Kari, and was really angry. Seems he also had the police looking for him too. He didn’t mention anything more than the $250,000.
I think Daniel Leinhardt also made a video about this incident too.
Has Kari boy done a runner again.
This went down really quick, very fascinating 😉
Cant have those big important goldrush events 😉
What cant surprise anymore if he goes live on fb soon with another opportunity and “nikome ništa”.
Does anyone know what can we do if we entered GetOn by false promisses and inexperience?
I am in crypto for few years, and when I asked in croatian crypto group for a good stake, few people told me about this but the whole truth they told me only after I payed. I was sick and couldn’t concentrate to make enough research myself and thought if that many people recommends it, it should be safe. Oh boy was I terribly wrong…
All my savings arw inside. Withdrawal is pending for more than a month. I am very very worried. This was not a money I can go without. Can we sue them or like is there anything that can be done to help getting the money back?
If you want to sue someone that’s a question for a lawyer.
As it stands you invested in a Ponzi scheme and your money is gone. Working as intended and sorry for your loss.
Interesting readings here at this forum… mostly interesting what I found are info from Slovenia. Looks like a village where everyone knows everything about everybody.
Seems Damijan Merlak (one of the founders from bitstamp BTC exchange) worth around EUR 140million at the moment (Finance Slovenia magazine said (funny reading yeah)), collaborating with criminals as Leon Zorger and Milan Kozlevacar are?
Since when millionaires cooperate with criminals (even managing Merlaks hotels???) ???? Funny story MR. Furs.. you know a lot and thank you for your confirmation.
I think is time to report their connection to the financial police and special police force in slovenia to investigate what the heck is going on behind the multi-million eur scheme.
I will not forget to report the story to all important media in scammers country.
Good luck and have fun Kozlevcar and Zorger + “millionaire” Merlak…
Janez …. I think you dont really get crypto scene in Slovenia. There is a thin line between real and succesfull projects and scams in crypto world.
Most of the crypto scene in the country know each other for several years, before anyone made millions and earn big money. Those were just kids in their 20s that mostly accidentley become big money hiters.
Merlak went to a story with Bitstamp with Nejc Kodrič thats how he made millions. Connections, even if not intentional to shady people seems to happen, this is very common in business & politics in this small country.
Its hard to do big business in a country like that, on some point sooner or later you are connected to diferent kind of people. But again do not put them in the same basket.
Merlak did sensational job with Bitstamp and he deserve the payout he received. And yea millionaires do cooperate with many people, when you have a lot of money a lot of different kind of people is around you.
@Mr.FURS
Are you working at FURS Slovenia? What are the legal procedures to take with this type of scammers?
The system is set so that new users buy ever elevating price of local coins that are sold from old users. The system will crash into itself when there would be enough people who will try to sell old local coins.
The problem was there were no info about changing those functionalities in the website, people fell into a trap, knowing only basic info.
Changing functionalities of site, changes people not be able to issue withdrawals and swaps.
to pay money on this or not?
Review updated with confirmation of Milan Kozlevcar’s 2000 heroin smuggling drug bust.
Isn’t it funny, what coincidence appears here?
Milan Kozlevcar, smuggling drugs, same as Leon Zorger (whose official address is the same as Kozlevcars), both of them cooperating with “millionaire” Damian Merlak…
Article about Leon Zorger and his drug smuggling:
ricerca.gelocal.it/ilpiccolo/archivio/ilpiccolo/2007/10/02/NZ_21_APRE.html
Where are the biggest investors into geton coming from? Dubai.
Where does Damian Merlak official address appear since the last year? where is his new apartment located? Dubai.
Thank you behindmlm for your work and to open our eyes!
Unfortunately Dubai has emerged as a haven for scammers. And authorities there don’t care.
Oz wrote:
That does not surprise me. Slovenia is part of the Balkans.
In this video, serial fraudster Kari Wahlroos has explained in which countries cheating should be preferred:
share-your-photo.com/c3cca691d0
Corruption and massive crime are widespread in most of the countries mentioned.
youtube.com/watch?v=M-LwFc2CdH4
PS: Ruja should have patented the term “ecosystem”. I see that more and more fraudsters are using this term.
Kari Wahlroos and Avo Valiste (Estonia) were active OneCoin scammers.
share-your-photo.com/3fb344b1c4
youtube.com/watch?v=9BtYKHnokFQ
In 2015 Avo Valiste was a member of the “OneDreamTeam” of the criminal Steinkeller Brothers for Latvia and Lithuania:
https://behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin/onecoin-recovery-scam-surfaces-with-deepfakes-actor/#comment-442567
Today, Kari Wahlroos and Ari Valiste are active Geton Global / Geton World scammers.
share-your-photo.com/aa560339f9
youtube.com/watch?v=uGoU2H0tQsg
Another website for the same scam is geton.world with this domain registration dated September 25, 2020:
share-your-photo.com/5c6e5ed416
GetOn World’s YouTube channel:
youtube.com/channel/UCuXuZdPKuf6nVUwwiGDkSTQ/videos
new scam project:
yle.fi/uutiset/3-12078351
Thanks. A reader sent that in last week but we were unable to establish whether Tuohivirta was MLM.
Apparently Wahlroos quickly removed himself from Tuohivirta’s website when that article came out.
Simon Le is also involved.
^ Wahlroos still appears on Tuohivirta website:
tuohivirta.com/news/f/invitation-forum-of-the-mining-industry-in-sodankylä-1092021
Last Friday Wahlroos kept a seminar in northern Finland. He claimed that more than 1 million Finnish people watched the stream (Finland has around 5.5 million people).. 😀
Tuohivirta has couple dozen social media followers and only a handful of people attended the seminar, but that didn’t prevent Kari to make those ridiculous claims..
And of course he claimed in the seminar that Tuohivirta had made 800 million euro contract with some small South-African holding-company using virtual office address in London..
However, it may be that Tuohivirta is going for some kind of affiliate model, in their crypto-token investment scheme, rather than MLM, let’s see.
i.imgur.com/DNkdipK.jpg
i.imgur.com/7kjV7zD.jpg
i.imgur.com/i8LioVB.jpg
i.imgur.com/8gZnHRa.jpg
twitter.com/tuohivirta/status/1435695240543887366
twitter.com/tuohivirta/status/1434995160065191939
Seminar: youtu.be/O6ZAvKw4xR8
He was on the “about us” page IIRC.
Simon Le was too, I see they’ve removed him too so now there are no disclosed Tuohivirta executives.
Run away! Nothing to see here!
Also why is Wahlroos using old photos? He weighs easily 1.5x what he does in that photo now.
Oz wrote:
I quote from the aforementioned website:
I quote from the website geton.markets:
I quote from the linked website geton.support/knowledge-base:
To be continued tomorrow. If you don’t want to wait that long, you can watch this video with serial scammer Kari Wahlroos:
With the words…
…Kari Wahlroos confirms that the YouTube channel GetOn World belongs to him.
youtube.com/watch?v=M-LwFc2CdH4
The channel exists since January 4, 2020 and now already has 36 (!!!) subscribers and a total of 2,237 views. Kari Wahlroos has never been so successful! Congratulations! 😀
youtube.com/@getonworld1362/videos
PS: Because Kari Wahlroos is an absolutely honest cheater, he too has now installed copy protection.
Wahlroos is pimping some new crypto Ponzi. On my review list although January is proving difficult to get around to reviews!
One of the scammers in GETON is also Zdravko Šporar from Slovenia. He has been hiding for a long as people request money back from Geton and his scammy forex businesses.
Be aware of Zdravko Šporar people; he is just starting a new “business,” as he likes to present it.
Digital footprint: slidetodoc.com/word-from-the-founder-back-projects-to-earn/ (slide no.5).
Addition to comment #40
getonglobal.com now redirects to waweswaps.global.
Since July 16, 2023, there is a YouTube channel with five videos. The UAE is mentioned as the location:
share-your-photo.com/d1a0246267
youtube.com/@WaweSwaps/videos
The Terms and Conditions dated June 15, 2023:
docs.waweswaps.com/Terms_And_Conditions_WS.pdf