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MetFi Review: 1000% a year NFT cash grab Ponzi scheme

MetFi fails to provide company ownership or executive information on its website. Official MetFi marketing videos are dubbed over with robo voices. MetFi’s website domain (“metfi.io”), was first registered in March 2021. The private registration was last updated on March 12th, 2022. Given the May 21st 2022 launch date cited on MetFi’s whitepaper, it’s safe [Continue reading…]


MetaForce Review: Lado Okhotnikov’s 6th Forsage Ponzi

MetaForce is the sixth Forsage Ponzi scheme from serial scammer Lado Okhotnikov. Okhotnikov’s last scam was Forsage BUSD, a crypto smart-contract Ponzi that didn’t go anywhere. Forsage BUSD emerged in early 2021. Investors in third-world countries were pretty much all that was left at this point, and Forsage BUSD never really gained any traction. In [Continue reading…]


Market Vision Review: Trading bot securities fraud

Market Vision fails to provide company ownership and/or executive information on its website. Market Vision’s website domain (“marketvision.io”), was first registered in May 2020. The private registration was last updated on June 26th, 2022. Market Vision has an official YouTube channel, featuring a bunch of German marketing videos. Not surprisingly, all of the Market Vision [Continue reading…]


Elomir Review: Nutritional strips with an illegal ingredient?

Elomir operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche. The company claims it was “founded in 2021 by Toan and Van Nguyen.” Toan and Van Nguyen are presented as Elomir’s CEO executive team: Elomir was founded in 2021, but not by the Nguyens. Elomir was incorporated on September 9th, 2021, as Elomir INC in Texas. As opposed [Continue reading…]


Polinur Review: Metaverse buzz word Russian Ponzi

Polinur provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Polinur’s website domain (“polinur.me”), was privately registered on April 24th, 2022. The company however only recently launched in June. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Polinur provides incorporation information for “Polinur Me Limited” in Hong Kong. For the purpose of MLM [Continue reading…]


Nextera Review: 12% daily ROI crypto Ponzi scheme

Nextera provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Nextera’s website domain (“nextera.ltd”), was privately registered on May 22nd, 2022. Despite only existing for just over a month, Nextera falsely claims it’s “being [sic] in the digital currency market since 2012”. As always, if an MLM company is not openly [Continue reading…]


Martingale Bot Review: 200% ROI Telegram bot Ponzi

Martingale Bot doesn’t operate from a website. Instead it’s a bot run on Telegram. We’ll get more into this in the conclusion of this review. With respect to due-diligence though: Martingale Bot doesn’t disclose who owns the opportunity Martingale Bot has an MLM compensation plan and operates as an MLM opportunity. As always, if an [Continue reading…]


FVP Trade Review: Boris CEO FVP Holdings securities fraud

FVP Trade operated in the trading MLM niche. The company also goes by FVP Holdings. Looking at FPV Trade’s and FVP Holdings’ respective YouTube channels, it seems FPV Holdings was abandoned in mid 2021. While FVP Holdings’ website is still online, FVP Trade appears to be the prevailing company name so we’ll go with that. [Continue reading…]


Bonanza Global Review: Boris CEO Dubai tether Ponzi

Bonanza Global operates in the cryptocurrency MLM niche. Corporate information provided by Bonanza Global appears to be baloney. In an attempt to appear legitimate, Bonanza Global provides incorporation certificates for El Salvador and California in the US. For the purpose of MLM due-diligence, basic incorporation anywhere is meaningless. This mostly comes down to the ease with [Continue reading…]


Newcrest Investments Review: Bitcoin Ponzi factory

Newcrest Investments provides no credible executive information on their website. Newcrest’s website is full of poorly photoshopped stock photos of offices: A list of Newcrest Investments’ Board of Directors is provided… …however none of these people appear to exist in the real world. Where some of them do exist is on PayWot’s Board of Directors: [Continue reading…]