ShareTheWinnings Review: Jeremy Duncan’s 4th pyramid
ShareTheWinnings operates in the gaming MLM niche.
Heading up the company is Jeremy Duncan, who cites himself as ShareTheWinnings’ owner.
Duncan’s FaceBook profile locates him in the US state of Indiana.
Prior to My Traffic Powerline, Duncan (right) was promoting Got Backup? and Against All Odds.
As far as his own launches go, we have M80 Advertising in early 2023 and The Rocket Recruiter circa April/May 2023.
Both M80 Advertising and The Rocket Recruiter are MLM pyramid schemes bundled with advertising and digital products.
M80 Advertising and The Rocket Recruiter collapsed shortly after launch. This prompted Duncan to launch My Traffic Powerline in August 2023.
Website traffic tracking from SimilarWeb reveals My Traffic Powerline collapsed in Q4, 2023.
In September 2023 there were ~860,000 monthly visits to My Traffic Powerline’s website. By November 2023 this plummeted to ~166,000.
As My Traffic Powerline was collapsing, Duncan registered ShareTheWinnings’ website domain on September 29th, 2023.
This marks the fourth MLM launch of Duncan’s since he popped up on BehindMLM’s radar last year.
Read on for a full review of ShareTheWinnings’ MLM opportunity.
ShareTheWinnings’ Products
ShareTheWinnings has no retailable products or services.
Affiliates are only able to market ShareTheWinnings affiliate membership itself.
ShareTheWinnings’ Compensation Plan
ShareTheWinnings affiliates pay $20 and then $60 a month. Commissions are paid on recruitment of affiliates who do the same.
Referral Commissions
ShareTheWinnings affiliates receive $20 per affiliate the recruit.
Referral commissions are paid monthly, as long as recruited affiliates continue to pay $60 a month.
Residual Commissions
ShareTheWinnings’ pays residual commissions via a 3×10 matrix.
A 3×10 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with three positions directly under them:
These three positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these first three positions into another three positions each.
Levels three to ten of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with each new level housing three times as many positions as the previous level.
Positions in the matrix are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of ShareTheWinnings affiliates.
Residual commissions are paid as 60 cents a month per affiliate recruited into the matrix.
Matching Bonus
ShareTheWinnings affiliates earn a 5% check match bonus on ten generations of recruitment.
Joining ShareTheWinnings
ShareTheWinnings affiliate membership is $20 and then $60 a month.
ShareTheWinnings Conclusion
M80 Advertising, The Rocket Recruiter and My Traffic Powerline are all a recycled script purchased from Automatic Web Software (dba Direct Sales MLM Software).
My name is Jim Symonds, creator of Automatic Web Software, which has powered some of the who’s who of the big MLM programs of the last few decades. We’re best known for reverse 1-ups, 2-ups, and 3-ups.
We can also support configurations for 1 tier, 2 tier, 1×2 matrix, 1×3 matrix, 2×2 matrix, 2×3, 2×10 matrix systems and more.
Not surprisingly, ShareTheWinnings is yet another reboot of the same script.
This time around Jeremy Duncan has attached his pyramid scheme to “playing the lottery”.
Buying a ton of lottery tickets individually? Not feasible.
But, at ShareTheWinnings, we’ve revolutionized the way you play the lotto, making it smarter, more exciting, and more rewarding!
ShareTheWinnings affiliates have to choose Mega Millions lottery numbers each month.
Whether ShareTheWinnings actually buys tickets is unclear but they claim if they do win
- the affiliate who chose the numbers receives 10% of the winnings and
- 10% is paid upline across nine levels of recruitment
Either way, attaching a lottery syndicate to a pyramid scheme doesn’t make the pyramid scheme legal.
With nothing marketed and/or sold to retail customers, ShareTheWinnings operates in violation of the FTC Act.
As with all MLM pyramid schemes, once affiliate recruitment dries up so too will commissions.
Affiliates who purchase an annual subscription are locked in, but monthly subscriptions will stop getting paid as commissions stall.
Once enough monthly subscriptions stop, ShareTheWinnings will collapse.
Looking at Duncan’s previous pyramid schemes, they seem to last barely a few months before collapsing.
Math guarantees that when a pyramid scheme inevitably collapses, the majority of participants lose money.
He’s already promoting a different $9.95-per-month scheme on his Facebook page.
And naturally in between the pyramid scamming and stealing money from people we have the “i BeLiEvE iN gOd!” conscience wipe posts.
Pretty sure “thou shalt not steal” was one of the core plot devices in the bible.
I received a large Post Card in the mail for STW Lottery. I could find NOTHING in the links provided that had assurances of honesty, anti-scam/anti-ripoff measures in place, nor any of their transactions being monitored.
My gut told me to research the “Program/Opportunity” and sure enough wound up here.
THANK YOU very much for this concise and informative review! the light of integrity does not shine on STW LOTTERY MLM.
STW LOTTERY MLM – ADDITIONAL INFO TO PREVIOUS COMMENT: The Post Card I received (STW LOTTERY MLM) also appears that SMARTZ MARKETING is ALSO involved in promoting this PYRAMID SCAM via: SmartzSupport w/a Ph# of 915.929.(removed)
STW was sold by Jeremy Duncan to Jack Fallon approximately 2 months ago. Yes, the same Jack Fallon that owns TLC (the MLM coffee company).
Well, here’s where things get interesting: a few weeks in, STW lost their credit card processing company (they had a separate processor than the one with TLC). I have no doubt that this is because it is an MLM company that offers “lottery tickets” as their main (and only) product. They eventually found a new credit card processor.
Fast forward to last week, and Jack Fallon sold the company to Val Smyth & Jeremy Duncan. Yes, this is the same “Val Smyth” that has owned a minimum of 5-6 companies in the past 18 months. Now, if you do the math, that’s approximately a 3 month lifespan for each company.
Would I recommend anything with the name of either of these guys on it? NOT ON YOUR LIFE! I would avoid them like the Bubonic Plague!!!!!
Now the top leaders in Share the Winnings (before Jack Fallon sold it to Val Smyth & Jeremy Duncan) are NOT getting paid the money that they are rightfully owed. Some of those top leaders are being told by Val & Jeremy to go back to Jack Fallon to get what they are owed.
That’s not how it works, Val & Jeremy! You owe those leaders the money that they deserve. Now pay them, you stinking weasels. You own the company now, so you owe those leaders for their work!