Infinity DailyWin Review: Invest in vouchers, get a 135% ROI?
There is no information on the Infinity DailyWin website indicating who owns or runs the business.
The Infinity DailyWin website domain (“infinity-dailywin.com”) was registered on August 5th, 2016.
Andre Heber of You-win Network is listed as the owner, with an address in Roseau, Dominica also provided.
Further research reveals this address actually belongs to IBC Lab, who provide offshore incorporation services in Dominica.
It appears Infinity DailyWin exists in Dominica in name only.
As for You-win Network, the company website domain (“you-win-network.com”) is currently parked.
On his LinkedIn profile, Heber (right) cites his location as Hong Kong. This is probably where Infinity DailyWin is actually being operated from.
Other than that, no information on Heber is publicly available.
Heber lists his spoken languages as English and Spanish.
Alexa currently estimate that over half of traffic to the Infinity DailyWin website originates out of Spain. This appears to be the company’s primary market.
Read on for a full review of the Infinity DailyWin MLM opportunity.
The Infinity DailyWin Product Line
Infinity DailyWin has no retailable products or services.
The only product the company sells are $5, $10, $25, $50 and $100 vouchers.
These vouchers can be used by the affiliate or given to third-parties, and used to play “demo games”.
With the vouchers can in no case in real money mode be played.
Only Infinity DailyWin affiliates can purchase vouchers.
The Infinity DailyWin Compensation Plan
The Infinity DailyWin compensation plan sees affiliates purchase $5 to $100 vouchers.
Each voucher purchase pays a passive ROI. Affiliates are also paid when they recruit new Infinity DailyWin affiliates who also purchase vouchers.
Direct Commission
Infinity DailyWin affiliates earn a 10% commission on vouchers purchased by affiliates they personally recruit.
Residual Commissions
Residual commissions in Infinity DailyWin are paid out via a unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, 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.
Infinity DailyWin cap payable unilevel levels at seven.
Commissions are paid out as a percentage of vouchers purchased by unilevel team affiliates as follows:
- level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 10%
- level 2 – 4%
- level 3 – 2%
- levels 4 to 7 – 1%
Voucher ROIs
Each voucher an Infinity DailyWin purchases is attached to a 120% to 135% ROI.
In the ninety days after a voucher is purchased, the ROI payout is capped at 135%.
If this amount is not reached, the ROI payout is 120%.
In order to qualify for a ROI payout, the voucher in question must be used by the affiliate or given to a third-party.
An affiliate must also recruit at least two affiliates who have purchased vouchers.
Distributor Bonus
Each Infinity DailyWin affiliate who recruits two affiliates who each purchase at least $10 in vouchers, receives ‘a EuroMillion, Eurojackpot, Powerball or similar ticket‘.
This is a communal ticket, shared with every qualified affiliates for that particular lottery draw.
Recruitment Bonus
Infinity DailyWin affiliates who recruit at least twenty affiliates who purchase a $10 or higher voucher, within 30 days of signing up, each receive ‘e a weekly ticket from EuroMillion, Eurjackpot or Powerball for one year’.
Withdrawal Restrictions
25% of all Infinity DailyWin commission payouts must be used to purchase new vouchers.
Infinity DailyWin affiliates are also capped from withdrawing $1000 a day.
Joining Infinity DailyWin
Infinity DailyWin affiliate membership is free, however affiliates must purchase at least one voucher to participate in the full MLM opportunity.
Although not explicitly clarified in the Infinity DailyWin compensation plan, I believe affiliates who don’t purchase vouchers can only earn direct and indirect voucher referral commissions.
Conclusion
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Infinity DailyWin isn’t so much set up as a legitimate gaming platform as it is a series of shell companies to launder funds through.
With Infinity DailyWin we have a shell registration in Dominica, an owner purportedly based out of Hong Kong and a primary market in Spain.
The Infinity DailyWin casino site, named “Infinity Casino”, has a website footer which states:
Infinity Casino is operated on behalf of YouWin Option Ltd. by MYEG BV (Emancipate Boulevard 29, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles), under the license 5536/JAZ fully owned by Flavidus Limited (Agiou Antoniou 2, Strovolos, 2002 Nicosia, Cyprus).
So now we have Dominica, Hong Kong, Spain, the Netherlands and Cyprus.
Infinity DailyWin also run a binary options site, however that doesn’t appear to be finished yet (the website is little more than a login page).
For their part, Infinity DailyWin claim ROI payouts are ‘generated from the profits of the Infinity platforms‘.
This might be plausible with a monthly audit report and established gaming platform, however the Infinity Casino website has launched from scratch with the Infinity DailyWin opportunity.
It’s virtually unknown outside of the Infinity DailyWin affiliates promoting it.
And by that I mean handing out vouchers, because Infinity DailyWin affiliates aren’t actually paid anything to attract players to the site.
The ROI Infinity DailyWin pay out sees an affiliate paid whether they personally attract players or not.
But why would they? It’s not like they earn anything more for doing so.
The sole qualification for receiving a daily ROI is to recruit new Infinity DailyWin affiliates and have them invest in vouchers.
And that reveals the core focus of the opportunity. That is, sign up, invest in vouchers and recruit other affiliates who do the same.
The gaming side of Infinity DailyWin is a sideshow, existing only to create the illusion of gaming through “demo games” the vouchers are attached to.
The reality is this could be dispensed with entirely, and so long as affiliates continued to invest in vouchers, the business would continue to operate.
Plausible deniability is probably why Andre Heber has set up each component of Infinity DailyWin in a different jurisdiction, while he himself hides out in Hong Kong.
It makes no sense for a legitimate gaming operation to be set up this way. But it makes decent enough sense if you’re going to run a Ponzi scheme and hope to get away with it.
Long enough for people to buy the ruse and hand over their money.
Binary options tacked on is also a bit of a giveaway, as it too has nothing to with gaming (I wouldn’t be surprised if more MLM underbelly friendly platforms were added in the future).
All said and done, maybe the person pitching you Infinite DailyWin is really persuasive. And OK then, fair enough.
So ask them to provide dollar for dollar proof linking any ROI payout they’ve received with gaming activity through the Infinity Casino platform.
If they can’t, rest assured Infinity DailyWin is operating as a Ponzi scheme.
As with all Ponzi schemes, once new affiliate recruitment dies out so too will new funds entering the system. This will see Infinity DailyWin collapse, at which point the majority of affiliates realize they’ve lost money.
