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Kymera Capital Review: Aureum AI Bot MLM crypto Ponzi

Kymera Capital, aka Aureum AI Bot, fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. Kymera Capital operates from two known website domains: kymeracapital.io – privately registered on April 3rd, 2026 kymera.finance – privately registered on April 10th, 2026 On Kymera Capital marketing webinars we find Antonia Salas: Salas is a serial fraudster from [Continue reading…]


Rainbow Shared Energy Review: Charging Station “click a button” Ponzi

Rainbow Shared Energy fails to provide verifiable ownership or executive information on its website. Rainbow Shared Energy initially launched in 2024, operating from multiple domains. Those domains have since been disabled following Rainbow Shared Energy’s first collapse. This coincided with a Rainbow Shared Energy pyramid fraud warning issued by Russia in December 2024. At the [Continue reading…]


MetalStacks Review: Nickel & diming pyramid scheme

MetalsStacks operates in the precious metals MLM niche and is based out of Florida. Heading up Metal Stacks is Managing Director Donnie D’Auria: Prior to MetalStacks D’Auria was involved in Preservation of Wealth: Preservation of Wealth was an MLM pyramid scheme hidden behind a precious metals ruse. Launched in 2009, Preservation of Wealth went on [Continue reading…]


goDesana Review v2: $9.95 daily email subscriptions

goDesana is an essential oils MLM company that launched in 2011. BehindMLM reviewed goDesana in 2016, raising concern on the focus of affiliate purchase commissions. Ten years on from our original review and at the request of a reader, today BehindMLM revists goDesana for an updated review.


Baliex Review: Trading ruse MLM crypto Ponzi

Baliex fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. Baliex’s website domain (“baliex.com”), was privately registered on May 30th, 2025. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Baliex provides a New Zealand company certificate for Baliex Limited (registered 8th January, 2026). The address used to register Baliex Limited is owned by Regus, a company [Continue reading…]


Solnex Review: MLM crypto Ponzi fronted by models

Solnex operates in the MLM cryptocurrency niche. Solnex’s website domain (“solnex.ai”), was privately registered on October 8th, 2025. Solnex is supposedly headed by CEO Logan Pietroforte: Pietroforte is a model from New York: On official Solnex marketing presentations, Pietroforte is joined by “Raffaella”: On social media, Raffaella Palermo describes herself as “international model” living in [Continue reading…]


SwapTron Review: Automated trading MLM crypto Ponzi

SwapTron fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. SwapTron operates from two known website domains: swaptron.cc – privately registered on April 1st, 2026 swaptron.live (parked) – privately registered on March 31st, 2026 As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and [Continue reading…]


VIP TV Live Review: Pirated streams MLM pyramid scheme

VIP TV Live fails tot provide ownership or executive information on its website. VIP TV Live’s website domain (“viptvlive.com”), was privately registered on September 18th, 2024. 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.


Xyngular Review v2: Biohacking supplements?

Xyngular was co-founded by Marc Walker, Rudy Revak, Mary Julich and Steve Kole in 2009. The company is based out of Utah and operates in the supplements MLM niche. BehindMLM first reviewed Xyngular in 2014, raising concerns about retail pricing disclosure, mandatory promoter purchases and autoship recruitment. At the request of a reader, today BehindMLM [Continue reading…]


TronPool Review: AI-generated $5 pyramid scheme

TronPool fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. TronPool’s website subdomain (“tronpool-pay.created.app”), is hosted on Anything.com’s AI-generated code platform. A marketing video on TronPool’s website is hosted a YouTube channel bearing the name “Wealth Media”. The channel appears to be a random collection of reuploaded stolen content. As always, if an MLM [Continue reading…]