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Roy Club Review: Prizm reboot Ponzi with new shitcoin

A visit to Roy Club’s website reveals the site default loads in Russian. Switching the site language to English reveals Roy Club fails to provide business ownership information. Roy Club’s website domain (“roy.club”) was initially registered in March 2019. The private registration was last updated in January 2020. In addition to Roy Club’s website loading [Continue reading…]


O’Snap Review: Another LaCore Enterprises supplement opp

O’Snap operates in the nutritional supplements MLM niche. The company claims it was founded in 2020. Contradicting this is O’Snap’s website domain registration being last updated in February 2021; O’Snap’s official Facebook page being created on March 1st, 2021; and O’Snap holding a launch event on May 8th, 2021. Not sure what the story is [Continue reading…]


Turbo Crypto Review: 20% a day Ponzi scheme

Turbo Crypto provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Turbo Crypto’s website domain (“turbocrypto.biz”) was privately registered on June 23rd, 2021. As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.


Royal Returns Review: 200% ROI daily returns Ponzi scheme

Royal Returns provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the company. A recent post on Royal Returns’ official Facebook page claims “Massimo Martella” is CEO of the company. Massimo Martella is an actor from the UK: Notice Royal Returns have taken the circled headshot above, and photoshopped onto a suite and [Continue reading…]


VR Tron500 Review: 200% ROI tron smart-contract Ponzi

VR Tron500 provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. VR Tron500’s website domain (“vrtron500.io”) was privately registered on April 1st, 2021. Further research reveals this guy appearing in official VR Tron500 marketing videos: I wasn’t able to identify this individual (language-barriers), but he appears to be based out of [Continue reading…]


Powur Review 2.0: Solar installations simplified with mentoring

I was recently contacted by a member of Powur’s executive team Since the inception of Powur, our business model has evolved quite a bit, and especially since you wrote that blog post. At the present moment, the information in that article is significantly outdated. We kindly request that you remove that review post, due to [Continue reading…]


Bruxis Trading Review: Bruxis clone Ponzi scheme

Bruxis Trading provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Bruxis Trading provides a UK incorporation certificate for “Bruxis Trading LTD”. This incorporation doesn’t exist. The provided incorporation number corresponds with “Auto Forex Trading LTD”, a former UK incorporation dissolved in March 2021. In [Continue reading…]


Laetitude Review: BitClub Network scammers launch Ponzi

Laetitude provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Laetitude’s website domain (“laetitude.com”) was privately registered on February 23rd, 2020. Further research reveals David El Dib (right) citing himself as Laetitude’s founder on LinkedIn. El Dib is a former BitClub Network scammer. El Dib traveled with BitClub Network executives and [Continue reading…]


BullRun Review: Brazilian serial scammer launches bitcoin Ponzi

BullRun, not to be confused with BullRun the collapsed 2020 cycler Ponzi, operates in the cryptocurrency MLM niche. Heading up BullRun is CEO Carlos Nobre. Nobre is from Brazil and has a long history of participation in MLM scams. BNG was an MLM scam that scammed thousands in Brazil circa 2016. As part of their [Continue reading…]


Alovea Review: Aloe acemannan products & charity marketing

About a year ago BehindMLM attempted to put together an Evolv Health review. Wouldn’t you know it, at the time Evolv Health was transitioning into Alovea. While I was able to get basic product information at the time, revealing nothing had changed from Evolv Health, what I wasn’t able to pin down was an Alovea [Continue reading…]