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Zomoney Review: 2% a day bitcoin Ponzi scheme

Zomoney provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Zomoney’s website domain (“zomoney.com”) was first registered in 2010. The registration was last updated on April 17th, 2021. Zomoney’s current website went live on or around June 2021. Despite only existing for a few months, Zomoney falsely claims it was “started [Continue reading…]


Viseming Review: 3.3% a day Boris CEO Ponzi scheme

Viseming provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Viseming’s website domain (“viseming.com”) was privately registered on March 1st, 2021. Despite only existing as of a few months ago, Viseming falsely represents on its wbesite that it has been around since 2017. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Viseming provides [Continue reading…]


Snap Delivered: MLM gig delivery opp + securities fraud

Snap Delivered provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the company. Marketing videos on Snap Delivered’s website are hosted by Paul Mikel. Further research reveals Mikel is CEO of Snap Delivered. Although not explicitly clarified, I believe Mikel also owns the company. Mikel’s LinkedIn profile places him in Florida. This syncs [Continue reading…]


Jaa Lifestyle now a crypto Ponzi through Eehhaaa ad platform

A reader reached out to let me know Jaa Lifestyle doesn’t look much like our June 2020 review. Back then Jaa Lifestyle was headed up by Shain Hymon. Initially Jaa Lifestyle solicited investment in virtual shares at 18 cents a pop. That quickly disappeared and was replaced by magazine subscriptions. Today Shain Hymon is nowhere [Continue reading…]


Majesty Hash Pro Review: Collapsed Ponzi scheme reboot

A reader put in a request for a Majesty Hash review list month. Shortly after, on or around July 25th, Majesty Hash collapsed and its website went down. Majesty Hash affiliates were given the rather blunt exit-scam excuse of “our system suddenly stopped working”. Based on Alexa traffic estimates for Majesty Hash’s now defunct website, [Continue reading…]


TronPlus Review: TRP token smart-contract Ponzi scheme

TronPlus provides no information about who owns or runs the company on its website. Despite being set up and run by an admin, TronPlus falsely claims it has “no admin”. TronPlus’ website domain “tronplus.io” was privately registered on September 9th, 2020. On its website TronPlus provides a compensation document. The author of that document is [Continue reading…]


Aura 4 Finance: 4.4% a day Ponzi with AURC token exit-scam

Aura 4 Finance provides no verifiable information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Executive details Aura 4 Finance provides are stock photos paired with fictional names: Photos of what I assume are a UK office are presented on Aura 4 Finance’s website. These appear to be shots of rented office space, [Continue reading…]


Tapestri Review: Monetize your anonymized cell location data?

Tapestri operates in the mobile app MLM niche. The company doesn’t provide a corporate address on its website. Tapestri’s website Terms & Conditions however list a PO Box address in Naperville, Illinois. Heading up Tapestri is founder Walter Harrison (right). As per Harrison’s Tapestri corporate bio, he has “over a decade of experience monetizing data”. [Continue reading…]


Upnomix Review: $300 in, $600 or $1800 out Ponzi scheme

Upnomix fails to provide information about who owns or runs the company on its website. Upnomix’s website domain (“upnomix.com”) was privately registered on January 24th, 2021. Upnomix provides two corporate addresses on its website; one in Costa Rica and one in South Africa. The Costa Rica address is a virtual office owned by Regus. The [Continue reading…]


Prime International Club Review: 3.3% a day Ponzi scheme

Prime International Club operates in the cryptocurrency MLM niche. The company doesn’t provide a corporate address on its website. Supposedly heading up Prime International Club is CEO Victor Janowitz. Janowitz doesn’t have a digital footprint outside of Prime International Club. This is a red flag in and of itself, but also suggests Victor Janowitz might [Continue reading…]