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RapidBit Exchange Review: Trading signals “click a button” Ponzi

RapidBit Exchange goes by a number of names, including RapidBitEx, RapidTex, RapidBit LTD and RapidBT Digital Asset Trading Platform. RapidBit Exchange fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. RapidBit Exchange’s website domain (“rapidbitex.com”), was privately registered through an apparent Hong Kong address on May 12th, 2025. Of note is RapidBit Exchange website’s [Continue reading…]


Marlinn Group Review: Boris CEO MLM crypto Ponzi

Marlinn Group fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. Marlinn Group’s website domain (“marlinn.io”), was privately registered on December 14th, 2024. By July 2025 Marlinn Group had found someone to play fictional CEO Alejandro Morales: The above is taken from a video published to Marlinn Group’s official YouTube channel on July 3rd. [Continue reading…]


Good Energy Co. Review: Revital U reboot + solar

Good Energy Co. fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. A corporate address in Plano, Texas is provided, however this appears to be a virtual mailing address owned by WeWork. Further research reveals Andrew McWilliams citing himself as Good Energy Co.’s CEO on LinkedIn: McWilliams is known to BehindMLM as founder and [Continue reading…]


KTC Global Review: Our Kingdom Alliance Travel Club spinoff

KTC Global operates in the travel MLM niche. The company does not provide a corporate address on its website. Bobby and Michelle Schaffer are presented as KTC Global’s founders. The earliest MLM activity from the Schaffers I was able to confirm was them co-founding NouVara in 2011: NouVara appears to have marketed skincare and dietary [Continue reading…]


Zilis Review v2: New comp plan, same autoship recruitment

BehindMLM’s original Zilis review was published back in 2017. The company was then headed up by co-founders Steven and Angie Thompson, with Steven being a former LiveSmart 360 promoter and executive. Zilis had a large product range but the company’s MLM compensation plan unfortunately focused on autoship recruitment. This is from the conclusion of BehindMLM’s [Continue reading…]


Vidme Review: $34.99 a month video platform MLM pyramid

Vidme fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. Vidme’s website domain (“vidme.io”), was privately registered on April 2nd, 2025. Further research reveals promoters citing Mike Popovich as Vidme’s founder: “Mike and Barb Popovich” made a name for themselves as Amway (Quixtar) promoters in the 1990s/2000s;  Mike and Barb were in the Air [Continue reading…]


HelloBit Review: TSQ Investment Group signals “click a button” Ponzi

HelloBit fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. HelloBit’s operates from multiple website domains: hellobitc.com (already flagged for fraud by CloudFlare) – privately registered on August 13th, 2024 hellobitq.com (already flagged for fraud by CloudFlare) – privately registered on September 23rd, 2024 hellobit.pro (already flagged for fraud by CloudFlare) – privately registered [Continue reading…]


MWR Life Review v2: Travel Advantage pyramid ambiguity

BehindMLM initially reviewed MWR Life in 2015. A reboot of My Warranty Rewards, MWR Life marketed access to third-party telephone subscription services. By 2018 MWR Life had switched out telephone subscriptions for Travel Advantage, a discounted travel services platform. A previously offered finance services subscription was spun off separately as MWR Financial. BehindMLM revisited MWR [Continue reading…]


SparkChain AI Review: Node ruse MLM crypto Ponzi

SparkChain AI fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. SparkChain AI’s website domain (“sparkchain.ai”), was privately registered on December 7th, 2024. Offsite SparkChain AI marketing spam cites “Ethan Cole” as the company’s founder and CEO: Ethan Cole doesn’t exist outside of SparkChain AI’s own marketing. This likely means he doesn’t exist (or [Continue reading…]


Prime Ten Review: Multi-ruse MLM crypto Ponzi

Prime Ten fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. Prime Ten’s website domain (“primeten.co”), was privately registered on March 10th, 2025. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Prime Ten represents it has an MSB license for “PrimeTen LLC” through FinCen: PrimeTen LLC appears to be a New Mexico shell company. In addition [Continue reading…]