Human Evolution Tech Review: Cloud services recruitment
Human Evolution Tech launched earlier this year and are headed up by CEO Ruben Trejo.
An address in the US state of Texas for “Human Evolution Tech, LLC” appears on the company website, indicating that this is where it is being run out of.
As per Trejo’s Human Evolution Tech coporate bio,
Ruben is a Latino entrepreneur, professional and experienced in developing profitable opportunities.
He has a broad vision to reach a global market where many other entrepreneurs can achieve success through a real opportunity.
Possibly due to language barriers, I wasn’t able to pinpoint any opportunities Trejo has been involved in. His name did pop up in a BusinessForHome fluff-piece on a Lucrazon Global affiliate (credited as a mentor), however whether Trejo himself was involved in Lucrazon is unclear.
Regardless, Trejo seems to have been involved in the industry for some time. One particular YouTube video Trejo features in dates back to September 2012, and has him delivering a “training” talk to affiliates about something called “Prosperity Vision” (translated from “Vision Prosperidad”):
That said, unless there’s a whole lot of information in Spanish somewhere that I’m not seeing, Human Evolution Tech would appear to be Trejo’s first MLM venture as an executive.
Read on for a full review of the Human Evolution Tech MLM business opportunity.
The Human Evolution Tech Product Line
Services listed on the Human Evolution Tech website include online backup, cloud services, an email marketing system, advanced marketing training and “personal development products”.
Unfortunately no retail pricing is provided, with the services instead only available through affiliate membership ($100 to $2000).
The Human Evolution Tech Compensation Plan
The Human Evolution Tech compensation plan revolves around affiliates recruiting new affiliates and getting paid for it.
Recruitment Commissions
Everytime a Human Evolution Tech affiliate recruits a new affiliate, they are paid a commission based on how much the new affiliate spends on their membership.
- Entrepreneur ($100) – $40
- SOHO ($300) – $60
- Executive ($800) – $160
- Premier ($1500) – $250
- Ambassador ($2000) – $300
Residual Recruitment Commissions
The Premier and Ambassador membership levels both pay out a residual recruitment commission. This is paid out an additional four levels of recruitment on top of the first level direct recruitment commission.
The Premier membership pays out $30 and the Ambassador membership $55.
Residual Binary Commissions
In addition to direct recruitment commissions, a residual binary commissions is also paid out.
A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, with two positions directly under them:
These positions form the basis of two binary teams, left and right. The first two positions branch off into another two positions each, and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
Filled positions in a binary team represent recruited affiliates, recruited either directly or via the efforts of an affiliate’s up and downlines.
Commissions are paid via the tracking of sales volume, with 1 Business Volume (BV) point equal to $1 spent on affiliate membership.
- Entrepreneur – 100 BV
- SOHO – 300 BV
- Executive – 800 BV
- Premier – 1500 BV
- Ambassador – 2000 BV
Points from affiliates who are not personally recruited are tallied each week, with commissions paid out via the pairing of 300 BV between the two binary teams.
Actual commission pay outs are only made on the weaker of the two binary teams (sales volume wise), with any leftover BV carried over to the next week.
For every 300 BV paired on both the left and right binary teams (referred to as a “cycle”), the following commissions are paid out:
- Entrepreneur and SOHO affiliates = 10% of the weaker side BV
- Executive = 15%
- Premier and Ambassador = 20%
Note that these percentages are only paid out until a soft weekly cap is reached. The soft cap varies, depending on how much money an affiliate spent on membership:
- Entrepreneur – $1020
- SOHO – $2010
- Executive – $3015
- Premier and Ambassador – $5040
If the soft weekly cap is reached, commissions are still paid out, however all cycle payments are then dropped to $30. This is irrespective of how much BV continues to be paired (every 300 BV paired will only pay $30).
This continues until a second hard weekly income cap is reached. Again, how much an affiliate can earn is dictated by how much they themselves spent on affiliate membership:
- Entrepreneur – $2000
- SOHO – $10,000
- Executive – $20,000
- Premier – $30,000
- Ambassador – $100,000
Residual Unilevel Commissions
All Human Evolution Tech affiliates are charged a $100 monthly membership fee. Commissions are paid out on the payment of this fee via a unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team. If an affiliate personally recruits new affiliates, they are placed on level 1 of the unilevel team.
If any level 1 affiliates go on to recruit new affiliates of their own, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team. If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
Commissions are paid out based on what level of the unilevel a $100 a month fee paying affiliate falls on, as well as how much the affiliate getting paid spent on their own membership:
- Entrepreneur ($100) – 20% on level 1
- SOHO ($300) – 20% on level 1 and 10% on level 2
- Executive ($800) – 20% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3 and 6% on level 4
- Premier ($1500) – 20% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 6% on levels 4 and 5, 5% on level 6 and 10% on level 7
- Ambassador ($2000) – 20% on level 1, 10% on level 2, 8% on level 3, 6% on levels 4 and 5, 5% on level 6, 10% on level 7 and 2% on levels 8 to 10
Joining Human Evolution Tech
Affiliate membership to Human Evolution Tech is available in five options:
- Entrepreneur – $100
- SOHO – $300
- Executive – $800
- Premier – $1500
- Ambassador – $2000
An additional $100 monthly fee is also charged, with the main difference between the membership options above being commission percentages and eligibility.
Conclusion
A bit late to the party, Human Evolution Tech appears to have been launched to capture some of the South American demographic that similar cloud-based schemes before it capitalized on.
WCM777 being the most notable, Human Evolution Tech swaps out the Ponzi business model in place of a more typical recruitment-driven one.
Human Evolution Tech affiliates decide how much they wish to pay for membership, with the more spent resulting in higher commission percentages, higher weekly binary earning caps and getting paid on more levels of the unilevel.
As such, Human Evolution raises a red-flag for facilitating and “pay-to-play” element within its compensation plan.
The other major red flag is the complete lack of retail sales. 100% of the revenue going into Human Evolution Tech is derived from affiliates, and paid out squarely based on the number of affiliates recruited and how much they paid in fees.
This places the company squarely in pyramid scheme territory, with sustainability reliant on the constant recruitment of new affiliates and their continued payment of a $100 monthly membership fee.
The $100 monthly membership fee charged to all affiliates betrays the actual value of the services on offer. Infact, when one considers that some of this fee is paid out via the unilevel, the actual dollar amount all affiliates are charged is less.
Quite obviously then, the up to $2000 fee charged affiliates to join the company is then mostly used to fund recruitment commissions – with their being a direct correlation between the more spent on membership as opposed to any services bundled with affiliate membership.
Services bundled don’t vary in cost from month to month, with the $100 flat-rate monthly fee again betraying any arguments that the initial fees Human Evolution Tech charge affiliates serves no other purpose over commission funding and qualification.
As with all pyramid schemes, once those at the bottom of the scheme fail to recruit new affiliates under them they will stop paying their monthly membership fees.
This will in turn kill the residual monthly unilevel commissions of those above them, who will then also stop paying their monthly fees.
Eventually this trickles up high enough throughout the company bringing on an inevitable collapse.
As an added kick in the nuts, anyone who hasn’t yet recovered their initial affiliate membership fees loses out doubly.
Well, can’t say much about Trejo’s correct use of Spanish words.
The word typo on the power point slide displays the word “boy”, which should actually be “voy” in Spanish, meaning “I’m going” or “I’m going to”.
Not a good start to a Spanish language business presentation.
Sounds like a gamer… name’s obviously inspired by Deus Ex: Human Evolution. The main company in the game is Sarif Industries, and here’s their logo:
http://www.sarifindustries.com/en/qr/img/sarif_logo.png
Yes, I can see the “inspiration”, hehehe.
Lol nice find. I can just picture some dude playing games when he heard WCM777 went bust.
“Hey, y’know what’d be a great idea now that Ming Xu’s out of the picture…
…we can call it… um.. due-… Human Evoution er… tech?”