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Speed Finance Club Review: 3% a day twin Ponzi reboot

Speed Finance Club provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the company. In fact as I write this, Speed Finance Club’s website is nothing more than an affiliate login form. Speed Finance Club’s website domain (“speedfinance.app”) was privately registered on June 30th, 2021. Speed Finance Club’s website defaults to English but [Continue reading…]


Algotech Review: Daniel Grenon back fronting Ponzi schemes

Algotech provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. In fact as I write this, Algotech’s website is nothing more than an affiliate login/registration form. Algotech’s website domain (“algotech.to”) was privately registered on August 17th. .TO domains correspond to Tonga and by default are private. This is likely an intentional [Continue reading…]


NortheStar Review: Digital Profit scammers launch own opp

NortheStar operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche. The company doesn’t provide a corporate address but its Policies and Procedures cites both Texas and Nevada. The State of Texas is the place of the origin of this Contract. Any controversy or claim relating to the business relationships arising between Independent Affiliates shall be resolved by [Continue reading…]


NBH Finance Review: 200% ROI “Anton from Karatbars” Ponzi

NBH Finance provides no verifiable executive or ownership information on its website. NBH Finance claims to be part of “NBH Group” but fails to provide any further details. Analysis of NBH Finance’s provided executive information reveals made-up names and stolen/stock photos: NBH Finance’s website domain (“nbhfinance.com”) was privately registered on June 25th, 2021. Analysis of [Continue reading…]


Mined Review: IM Mastery Academy promoter launches own opp

Mined operates in the education package MLM niche. The company launched on July 24th. Promotion of Mined however dates back to at least April 2021. Mined’s primary website domain (“mined.world”), was privately registered on March 4th, 2021. Mined fails to provide any information about who owns or runs the company on its website. Further research [Continue reading…]


KOK Play Review: KOK token 200% ROI Ponzi scheme

Take a breath, you haven’t accidentally left your incognito window on the ‘Hub open. Today we’re reviewing KOK Play, a cryptocurrency MLM company that represents it is based out of South Korea. “KOK” stands for Keystone of Opportunity & Knowledge. The abbreviation is pronounced exactly as it looks. Probably one of those instances you should [Continue reading…]


IAM Worldwide Review: Barley grass & illegal medical claims

IAM Worldwide operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche. The company is based out of the Philippines and was launched in or around 2016. Heading up IAM Worldwide are co-founders Aika Lorraine Uy (Vice-President) and Allen Marvin Eder (President). In 2008 Allen Eder co-founded The Filipino Dream (TFD). TFD was some kind of franchise MLM [Continue reading…]


BlackOxygen Organics: Fulvic acid from a Canadian bog

BlackOxygen Organics operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche. The company is based out of Canada and headed up by founder and CEO, Marc Saint Onge. Note that a US corporate address in Wyoming is provided on BlackOxygen Organics’ website. This address belongs to Registered Agents Inc., who sell shell company incorporation services. BlackOxygen Organics [Continue reading…]


Telepreneur Corp Review: Pyramid scheme mixed with religion

Telepreneur Corp provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Other than marking Telepreneur Corp’s purported ninth anniversary in business, there isn’t much information on anything provided. Featured on Telepreneur Corp’s website is a rotating carousel of marketing videos. As above, the current prominent video features Sajiron R. Dayao, Telepreneur [Continue reading…]


AntUSDT Review: App-based Boris CEO Ponzi scheme

AntUSDT provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. In fact as I write this, AntUSDT’s website is nothing more than an affiliate registration and login form. Links to unofficial apps are also provided. Perusal of AntUSDT’s website source-code reveals Chinese text. This strongly suggests a Chinese admin or at [Continue reading…]