PIF2Cash Review: X100K pyramid scheme gets a cycler reboot
There is no specific information the PIF2Cash website identifying who or runs the company.
The footer of the PIF2Cash website does however state that it’s “powered by I-Affiliate Marketing Inc”.
The same footer appeared on the website of X100K two years ago.
X100K
was a pyramid scheme launched by Michael Weber in June of 2014. Since then X100K has collapsed and been relaunched numerous times.
The last collapse appears to have begun early this year. Weber (right) seems to have completely abandoned X100K, seemingly prompting the launch of PIF2Cash.
Read on for a full review of the PIF2Cash MLM opportunity.
The PIF2Cash Product Line
PIF2Cash has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market PIF2Cash affiliate membership itself.
Once signed up, PIF2Cash affiliates purchase matrix positions.
Bundled with position purchases are a series of ad credits, which can be used to display advertising on the PIF2Cash website.
The PIF2Cash Compensation Plan
PIF2Cash affiliates purchase $27 matrix positions in a 3×1 seven-tier matrix cycler.
A 3×1 matrix cycler requires three positions to be filled before a “cycle” is triggered.
Once a cycle is triggered, a commission is paid out and the position advances to the next tier of the cycler.
- Matrix 1 (positions cost $27) – earn $7 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 2
- Matrix 2 – earn $7 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 3
- Matrix 3 – earn $20 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 4
- Matrix 4 – earn $27 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 5
- Matrix 5 – earn $54 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 6
- Matrix 6 – earn $385 cycle commission and cycle into Matrix 7
- Matrix 7 – earn $2500 cycle commission
A 100% matching bonus is also payable on cycle commissions earned by personally recruited affiliates.
Note that to withdraw cycle and matching bonus commissions, a PIF2Cash affiliate must purchase a new $27 matrix position the same day.
Pay It Forward Credits
Pay It Forward credits are awarded in addition to cycle commissions:
- Matrix 1 – 1 PIF credit
- Matrix 2 – 1 PIF credit
- Matrix 3 – 2 PIF credits
- Matrix 4 – 2 PIF credits
- Matrix 5 – 1 PIF credit
- Matrix 6 – 1 PIF credit
- Matrix 7 – 1 PIF credit
One PIF credit generates a new Matrix 1 position and must be given away to other PIF2Cash affiliates.
Note that all current PIF credits must be given away before an affiliate can withdraw commissions
In order to give away PIF credits, a PIF2Cash affiliate must have purchased at least one $27 position with the previous 24 hours.
Joining PIF2Cash
PIF2Cash affiliate membership is tied to at least one $27 matrix cycler position purchase.
Conclusion
Turn $27 into $3,000 over and over!
PIF2CASH has an awesome Compensation Plan that can earn you up to $3,000 per position.
Continuing on where X100K left off, PIF2Cash operates more as a Ponzi scheme than its predecessor.
The raw math behind a PIF2Cash cycler position sees $27 invested and an eventual $6000 ROI (split between the purchaser and the affiliate who recruited them).
That’s two hundred and twenty-two $27 position purchases per $6000 ROI payout.
PIF credits basically generate phantom positions in the cycler. Typically these are generated as re-entries, however in PIF2Cash affiliates are forced to dump them on other affiliates.
Realistically you’re probably going to see the more savvy scammers create multiple accounts and keep PIF credit positions within accounts they own.
In any event, with nothing marketed to or sold to retail customers, PIF2Cash operates as a Ponzi scheme.
Once recruitment of new PIF2Cash affiliates slows down, so too will the seven-tier matrix cycler.
This will see ROI payments cease, with most PIF2Cash affiliates losing money.
The same thing has already played out in X100K, with each new reiteration seeing Michael Weber receive more money at the expense of his affiliate-base.
PIF2Cash will be no different, with Weber’s preloaded positions guaranteeing he cycles and earns multiple $3000 ROIs before anyone else.
X100K has never collapsed. It is still going strong and has been paying all along.
Has it slowed??? Yes but not collapsed. Lets do a small amount of research before posting…
Widespread non-payment = collapse.
The second a matrix cycler slows down it’s over.
Wow. I am very active and have not seen any NON PAYMENT. Interesting.
They have changed the rules of withdrawals which makes it harder to withdraw but I have not seen any non payment from the 3 skype rooms I am in and the facebook groups that discuss this.
Can you post where you are seeing non payment chatter please? Thanks.
Non-payment in a cycler = blown out cycle times.
X100K positions haven’t cycled in months and you know it, so cut the crap.
How do you know this Oz? Like when things collapsed how do you get that other than Alexa dropoffs.
I have eyes and ears out. When I pen reviews I do my research.
Getting information is pretty standard. Usually when something does not pay.. PEOPLE SPEAK….Facebok, Twitter, Skype Groups, etc… so that part is easy.
With X100K…this is the first time I have heard of nonpayment as I am very active not only in the program and on the every other day calls but also in 3 skype groups that are specific to X100k only as welll as facebook and moneymakergroup. and not one person I can find a NO PAY.
I can find many that are frustrated about a 87.50 minimum withdrawal imposed back some time and many that want this MONEY CYCLER/PONZI prorgram to move faster…. and many that have had to wait up to and more then 3 weeks to GET PAID…. but not one who can verify that they NEVER GOT PAID after a withdraw request..
Because I have direct access to the owner himself…Michael Weber…. I would love for OZ to share maybe the date of the withdraw request and amount that was not paid…. I am not asking for names but if youwoudl like to share that then fine…
Because I will get to the bottom of this….
As I said, the scheme has collapsed and people have lost money tied to uncycled positions. You’re trying to pull a strawman argument.
Matrices have been stalled in X100K for months and nobody, except the odd position here and there, has been paid. No cycling = no payment.
That’s game over, goodbye and thanks for playing.
because every ‘legitimate company’ has to run to BehindMLM to see if they were reviewed before the ink even dries. lmao! wacky scammers