Majestic Cares Review: $254,640 gifting Ponzi cycler
Majestic Cares provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the company.
Majestic Cares’ website domain (“majesticares.com”) was first registered in January 2018.
The registration was last updated on February 12th, 2019.
Robert Donald of Majestic JB International LLC is listed as the owner, through what appears to be a residential South Carolina address in the US.
On social media Robert Donald (right) goes by Bob Donald.
Possibly due to the generic nature of his name, I was unable to put together Bob Donald’s MLM history.
Read on for a full review of the Majestic Cares MLM opportunity.
Majestic Cares’ Products
Majestic Cares has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Majestic Cares affiliate membership itself.
Majestic Cares’ Compensation Plan
Majestic Cares affiliates gift funds to each other via a series of matrix cyclers of unspecified size.
To enter the cycler a new Majestic Cares affiliate gifts $30 to an existing affiliate.
They then must recruit three affiliates who also each gift $30 to an existing affiliate.
I believe this first matrix is a 3×2, as from the second level $30 gifting payments are kept.
This comes to $270, of which $100 is kept and $170 gifted to another Majestic Cares affiliate to unlock tier 2.
It’s possible that Majestic Cares’ higher tiers are also 3×2 matrices, as payment appears to be in multiples of nine (the second level of a 3×2 matrix).
This would mean that payments on the first level of any tier (3 positions) are always forfeited.
Gifting payments received across Majestic Cares’ higher cycler tiers are as follows:
- tier 2 – $1530 in gifting payments received, $930 of which is re-gifted to unlock tier 3
- tier 3 – $8370 in gifting payments received, $4570 of which is re-gifted to unlock tier 4
- tier 4 – $41,130 in gifting payments received, $26,130 of which is re-gifted to unlock tier 5
- tier 5 – $235,170 in gifting payments received, $30 of which is re-gifted to create a new tier 1 position
Joining Majestic Cares
Majestic Cares affiliate membership is tied to a $30 gifting payment.
Conclusion
Majestic Cares presents itself as a “donation” based crowdfunding platform.
This Powerful and Unique Automated Cash Donation System Will Provide You With The Financial Means To Help You, and In Turn, Help Others In Need!
What differentiates Majestic Cares from a legitimate crowdfunding platform however, is that funds paid in qualify the payee to receive payments from subsequently recruited affiliates.
This also disqualifies payments within Majestic Cares from being considered donations.
Payments within Majestic Cares are gifting payments, made for the sole reason to qualify to receive gifting payments in turn.
And nowhere is this better clarified than in Majestic Cares’ own marketing material:
The gifting of funds between participants makes Majestic Cares a cash gifting scheme. Gifting schemes are illegal in the US and most of the world.
Such schemes require constant recruitment to continue, failing which they collapse.
Being a matrix cycler, the majority of funds gifted into Majestic Cares are captured and passed up to the upper cycler tiers.
Through one or more preloaded admin positions, which cycle into the upper tiers first, Bob Donald and early adopters will receive the majority of funds gifted into Majestic Cares.
In order for Donald and friends to make this money, the rest of the Majestic Cares affiliate-base has to lose it.
One final thing is the mention of “mobius loop technology” in Majestic Cares’ marketing material.
Will it benefit me to register multiple Receiving Centers?
No. Because the MCC is a unique Follow Me system that uses the Mobius Loop technology.
“Mobius Loop” itself is a bullshit marketing term used by scammers, but it’s worth noting we’ve seen the same terminology used in 50/50 Crowdfunding and UniHelps.
Both companies are illegal gifting schemes too. UniHelps has already collapsed and 50/50 Crowdfunding is in decline.
Majestic Cares will ultimately play out the same way. How much people lose in it depends on how many gullible affiliates sign up and hand over their money.
(Ozedit: derails removed)
You apparently do not even know the definition of a “PONZI” (named after Charles Ponzi), So let me, Bob Donald (and NO, NOT a “generic” name), educate you:
We, the Majestic Cares Online Community (MCC), is totally transparent, and receives NO FUNDS! This is a TOTALLY voluntary cash “DONATION” (NOT “gifting) Community, where ANY “donation” goes directly to the recipient, and NOT to MCC, or me (Bob Donald)!
You falsely state that: “Through one or more preloaded admin positions, which cycle into the upper tiers first, Bob Donald and early adopters will receive the majority of funds gifted into Majestic Cares.”
MCC is CLEARLY a Peer-to Peer VOLUNTARY cash donation Community! I, Bob Donald, as well as MCC co-founders, receives absolutely NOTHING, unless it’s from members within our team!
Lastly, no one is required to, or has to make a donation! Our automated system is set-up so that any member who wishes to become “active” in promoting our community, is rewarded!!
Respectfully,
Bob Donald, MCC CO-Founder
Calling gifting payments between participants “donations” doesn’t make them donations.
Legitimate donations do not qualify you to receive money from subsequently recruited participants. That’s what differentiates Majestic Cares from legitimate donation platforms.
The Ponzi aspect exists by way of representing a $254,640 return off a $30 deposit.
Whether participants are required to participant or not, voluntary payments, automated systems, peer-to-peer etc. etc. are all irrelevant with respect to Majestic Cares’ legality.
Gifting + Ponzi returns = illegal.
And cut the crap, there’s always an admin position at the top of every matrix-based company.
It is very easy to say Ponzi to everything that makes you more money than what you put into it.
The hard part is you can’t prove what you say, you type something and people read what you type and what you put out there on the computer or on the page you want them to read, but prove it, does it work, if it works then what are you complaining about. (Ozedit: derails removed)
It is but that’s not what this review does. Majestic Cares is a Ponzi scheme because newly invested funds are used to pay returns through a matrix cycler.
Whether the Ponzi works or not (i.e. you’re stealing money) is neither here nor there.
Well go on then, prove Majestic Cares has an external source of revenue and is actually using that revenue to pay returns.
You are asked to please remove your remarks ASAP! Everything you have printed here has nothing to do with our website: majesticares.com
Wherever you copied and paste those quotes from does not describe our sales practices! We are NOT a “gifting platform”.
To avoid any legal repercussions, kindly and promptly remove your remarks!
Respectfully,
Mastic Cares International (MCC), Co-Founder
Hi Bob,
You are/were running an illegal gifting scheme. I stand by my research and won’t be removing any content.
Best of luck with the scamming.
I took a look at the website, and it looks like new camo to me. The title is “Majestic Cares Community,” they talk about health supplements at up to 51% (sic) off, and $59.95 to join the “Community.”
But there’s mention of a dashboard and a wallet, which says it’s not just a store. There’s also an offer of a book about “making your money work for you.”
Gee, I wonder how?
There’s a cute feature: you have to accept cookies to see the whole page; theres no opt out. Visit in stealth mode only.
Step 1: Hide the gifting scheme.
Step 2: Pretend the gifting scheme doesn’t exist.
Step 3: Run around the internet making silly legal threats.
I love it when they get all upset when being called out. Keep it up Bob!
Thanks Steve! Yes, these naysayers are ignorant and always looking to bash organizations and online programs such as mine that is designed to help the avarage person.
We never received any “gifting funds”. It was always peer to peer.
A “Ponzi” (as I was wrongfully accussed of), is when whoever is running the “scam” receives the money to payout to others. If OZ did his homework as opposed to looking for so-called loopholes, he would have known this!
Hi Bob, instead of bitching about legal threats here and via email, go and look up what a gifting scheme is.
Calling an illegal gifting scheme “peer-to-peer” doesn’t change the business model.
False. The sole defining attribute of a Ponzi scheme is the recyling of invested funds to pay returns.
Matrix cyclers can be viewed as structured Ponzi schemes. Someone signs up, invests $x and, once enough subsequent investments have been made (filling up the matrix), a ROI is paid out.
Again, calling this pEeR tO pEeR doesn’t change the business model.
Why “Wonder how”, Amos_N_Andy? If you watched the video, it clearly details “how”!!
Stop “reading between the lines”, trying to justify your suspicions of an “illegal program.” We are, have been, and always will be, totally transparent!
Our member’s testimonials speaks for us as well! Thanks to the “awe inspiring”, and “knowledgable”, OZ, we’ve been in existance since “2018”. Hmmm…??
^^ None of that addresses Majestic Cares being an illegal gifting scheme.
Just because you’re too stupid to math doesn’t change the illegality, or the fact the majority will lose out in the end.
Ponzis use new joiners money to pay old joiners – which is your model in a nutshell. If nobody new joins? Nobody old gets paid.
Another simple error on your part
Of course I know how. You’re built too low, Bob. The fast ones are going over your head. Take some sarcasm lessons.
And don’t think you’re fooling anyone with your “peer-to-peer only” claims. Everyone here knows who the biggest “peer” is in that equation.
You’re running an illegal gifting scheme. We know it; you know it. Enough with the scammer waffling, already.
Edited to add: Hey, AnitMLM, stop stealing my phrases before I get a chance to type them! (LOL)
Imagine being a dumbfuck that thinks he can “peer to peer” himself out of a 45 year old scam.
You aren’t even original:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airplane_game
It’s a simple endless chain scam,used to be you’d send letters with cash,now you can get conned the exact same way online and have it be called crowdfunding.
Sounds exactly like Cheri during MTI’s peak.
Lol, it’s as though these scammers all read from the same manual, and in it they’re told which keywords and phrases to use.
One for you, one for me
One for you, two for me
One for you, three for me
Peer to peer is fantastic!
It’s a race!
Dunno if Bob’s a dumbfuck, but he seems to think we are. We’d have to be, to fall for his nonsense.
Does he really think we’ve never seen claims like “totally transparent,” “peer-to-peer,” and “user testimonials” before?
I was born at night, but not last night.
As an aside, AntiMLM, I really did lol when I saw the comment you made (#14) while I was typing mine (#15). But I do have to give you proper credit for coining the phrase “scammer waffle”. I will probably
stealborrow it again from time to time; fair warning.NO! You do not get to wave your “scam” accusations, claiming to “know”, without an ounce of documented proof!!
I can see that this so-called “Behind MLM” site consists of nothing more than ignorant people who has nothing better to with their time but to defame and criticize!
No need to block me, I will not continue to waste my valuable time sparring with ignorance! Everything is CLEARLY detailed on my website: majesticares.com, which speaks for itself!
You guys really need to “get out more” and try to make difference in the lives of others, as opposed to wasting your time looking to tear down honest hearted, well-meaning organizations, who are unselfishly trying to make a difference in this god forsaken world!
No accusations, facts.
Pick a country,look up “chain letter scam” – done.
Prove you aren’t running an endless chain scam, we’re waiting.
Is that what scammers are calling facts these days – ignorance? Lol.
Yup, simple chain letter scam, thanks for confirming.
Yeah see most people don’t consider scamming others to be a good way of making a difference in others’ lives – it certainly will change many lives when it inevitably collapses.
Oh man this is rich, scammer taking a High-horse position. It’s god-forsaken because of selfish douchebags like you enriching yourself and a small circle at the cost of the majority of victims.
Fuck you honestly.
Having just looked at your website, I can confidently say it reeks of Ponzi scamming!
Ponzi scammers never like being called out.
@Bob
This review is documented proof Majestic Cares was a gifting scheme at time of publication.
If the original gifting scheme collapsed and you’ve rebooted it with a different business model, I’d be happy to queue Majestic Cares for an update.
Contrary to your assertion, Majestic Cares’ compensation plan is not provided on its website.