SingleLineClub Review: Adcredit crypto cycler Ponzi
SingleLineClub fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.
SingleLineClub initially launched on the domain “singlelineclub.net”, privately registered on March 19th, 2026.
After Google flagged SingleLineClub’s .NET domain as a “dangerous site”, the company rebooted on “singlelineclub.com”.

SingleLineClub’s .COM domain was privately registered on February 20th, 2026.
A link to SingleLineClub’s official Telegram group is provided on its website:

The owner of SingleLineClub’s official Telegram group goes by “Tim (Laptoplife)”:

On some admin posts, Tim signs off as “Tim Bruce” and uses UK time:

The conversation above in the official SingleLineClub Telegram group suggests “Tim Bruce” is running multiple “websites” with withdrawal issues.
The logo Bruce uses on Telegram corresponds with “6DollarPerAd”, a site similar to SingleLineClub. We’ll examine SingleLineClub in more detail in the conclusion of this review.
As far as I can tell, “Tim Bruce” doesn’t exist outside of SingleLineClub and 6DollarPerAd. It’s highly likely “Tim Bruce” is an alias.
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.
SingleLineClub’s Products
SingleLineClub has no retailable products or services.
Promoters are only able to market SingleLineClub promoter membership itself.
SingleLineClub promoter membership provides access to adcredits, which promoters can use to show advertising to other SingleLineClub promoters.
SingleLineClub pays its promoters to click on these ads.
SingleLineClub’s Compensation Plan
SingleLineClub promoters purchase $12 positions in a 3×1 seven-tier matrix cycler.
A 3×1 matrix is simple in nature, requiring only three positions to fill. Positions are filled via $12 cycler purchases by directly and indirectly recruited SingleLineClub promoters.
Once all three positions in the matrix are filled, a “cycle” commission is paid out and the position cycles into the next cycler tier.
Payments across all of SingleLineClub’s seven cycler tiers are as follows:
- Tier 1 (positions cost $12) – $2.50 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 2
- Tier 2 – $3 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 3
- Tier 3 – $9 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 4
- Tier 4 – $20 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 5
- Tier 5 – $30 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 6
- Tier 6 – $100 cycler commission and cycles into Tier 7
- Tier 7 – $3000 cycler commission
SingleLineClub’s compensation plan states a Tier 1 to Tier 7 run generates 65 new Tier phantom positions. Specifics on which tier these phantom positions are rewards is not disclosed.
SingleLineClub rewards promoters with a Matching Bonus on cycle commissions earned by personally recruited promoters:
- a $1.25 Matching bonus is paid on Tier 1 cycles
- a $1.50 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 2 cycles
- a $4.50 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 3 cycles
- a $10 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 4 cycles
- a $15 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 5 cycles
- a $50 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 6 cycles
- a $1500 Matching Bonus is paid on Tier 7 cycles
Joining SingleLineClub
SingleLineClub promoter membership is $12.
Note that all payments within SingleLineClub are made in the cryptocurrency tron (TRX).
SingleLineClub Conclusion
SingleLineClub is a simple adcredit Ponzi scheme.
SingleLineClub promoters invest $12 on the promise of a $3164.50 ROI.
The ROI is paid out of subsequent $12 investments, creating a closed-loop revenue Ponzi scheme. The Matching Bonus adds a recruitment-driven pyramid layer to the scheme.
Adcredit cycler Ponzi schemes are nothing new, with BehindMLM documenting many of long-since collapsed scams over the years.
The most high-profile adcredit Ponzi was Traffic Monsoon, which the SEC sued for $207 million in 2016. On top of additional recovery through a Receiver, the SEC secured a $145 million judgment against Traffic Monsoon in 2022.
The SEC addressed specifics pertaining to the legality of adcredit Ponzi schemes in a 2016 filed memorandum;
Although Traffic Monsoon purports to sell several products, its main product, and the one that accounts for over 99% of its revenue, is the Banner AdPack (“AdPack”).
Each AdPack costs $50, which price includes both certain exchange credits and website clicks as well as the opportunity to share in Traffic Monsoon’s profits.
The investor who purchases the AdPack purportedly earns those profits in small increments over time until he has earned $55, amounting to a return of 10% on the purchaser’s initial $50 investment
The revenue that makes up nearly the entirety of the investor’s return comes almost exclusively from new investors’ purchases of new AdPacks.
Traffic Monsoon has virtually no revenue from any other source.
Because all investor returns are funded through new investor contributions, the company operates as a classic Ponzi scheme.
SingleLineClub is no different to TrafficMonsoon or any other adcredit Ponzi scheme.
If “Tim Bruce” is based out of the UK, the offer of an investment scheme requires registration with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
SingleLineClub fails to provide evidence it has registered with the FCA. This is verifiable securities fraud.

As with all MLM Ponzi cyclers, once promoter recruitment dries up so too will new $12 cycler position investments.
This will see SingleLineClub matrices began to stall. Once enough matrices stall, an irreversible collapse is triggered.
By design MLM Ponzi cyclers funnel the majority of invested funds to the upper cycler tiers. Admin and early investor positions are the first to reach these tiers, through which they hoover the up the majority of investor funds.
This brings us to 6DollarPerAd, which appears to already be in the “money-juggling” phase of collapse.
6DollarPerAd launched in January 2026. Withdrawal delays began early to mid March, prompting the launch of SingleLineClub.
As of late March and early April, “Tim Bruce” was still stringing 6DollarPerAd investors along:

As above, from April first “Tim Bruce” appears to have just decided to “move on” from 6DollarPerAd’s withdrawal problems.
The math behind every Ponzi cycler is the same. In order for “Tim Bruce” and his buddys to again steal the majority of funds invested into SingleLineClub, the majority of promoters inevitably lose money.


There is a Tim Shields from Canada who runs a “Laptop Lifestyle” website. He’s into online marketing and has suss social media profiles so I initially figured this was SingleLineClub’s owner.
I initially planned to publish a separate 6DollarsPerAd review but then saw the “Tim Bruce” alias. I’m not ruling out Shields is running 6DollarsPerAd and SingleLineClub but for now it’s unconfirmed. I’m thinking probably unlikely given some of the broken English I’ve seen from the “Tim (Laptoplife)” Telegram account.
What I am pretty sure of is “Tim Bruce” doesn’t exist. This review has been updated to remove mention of Shields and note the “Tim Bruce” alias.
Also on 6DollarsPerAd, no need for a separate review as it appears to have collapsed and been abandoned in favor of SingleLineClub (effectively a reboot Ponzi).
This is Tim’s 3rd known scam site this year. He runs around 5 to 10 per year.
These are his known scams with websites that are still operational listed from oldest to newest:
earnyourdollar.com (2025) using alias “abashak”
10centsrise.com (2025) using alias “abashak”
6dollarperad.com – his 1st paid to click scam for 2026
clickfordollar.com 2nd ptc scam (using alias Kriti Singh)
singlelineclub.net 3rd ptc scam
myclick4tv.com (using alias “Adam” formerly Stephen Clark aka Jacob, aka Tony MLM on facebook) 4th PTC scam and currently selectively paying but will stop soon.
upcoming scam in prelaunch, for when myclick4tv stops:
infinitedollarperad.com (using alias “milliontronmatrix” a 2024/2025 scam)
Someone stop this guy.
You can tell it’s this guy, because he always uses “UK” time.