We Grow Bitcoins Review: Three-tier bitcoin gifting
We Grow Bitcoins provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the company.
The We Grow Bitcoins website domain (“wegrowbitcoins.com”) was privately registered on January 21st, 2017.
Further research reveals the official We Grow Bitcoins Facebook page shares multiple marketing videos from Cory Holliman.
Perusal of Cory Holliman’s own Facebook profile reveals him sharing screenshots of the We Grow Bitcoins admin backoffice:
This strongly suggests Holliman is the owner of We Grow Bitcoins.
Read on for a full review of the We Grow Bitcoins MLM opportunity.
We Grow Bitcoins Products
We Grow Bitcoins has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market We Grow Bitcoins affiliate membership.
The We Grow Bitcoins Compensation Plan
We Grow Bitcoins affiliates gift bitcoin to each other via a 5×3 matrix.
A 5×3 matrix places a We Grow Bitcoins affiliate at the top of a matrix, with five positions directly under them:
These five positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these first five positions into another five positions each (25 positions).
The third level of the matrix is generated in the same manner and houses 125 positions (25 x 5).
A We Grow Bitcoins affiliate signs up and gifts 0.01 BTC to the affiliate who recruited them.
This payment in turn qualifies the affiliate to receive 0.01 BTC from five affiliates recruited into the first level of their matrix.
Levels two and three of the We Grow Bitcoins matrix operate in the same manner, the only difference being an increase in the amounts gifted.
- level 1 – gift 0.01 BTC to the affiliate who recruited you and receive 0.01 BTC from five subsequently recruited affiliates
- level 2 – gift 0.03 BTC and receive 0.03 BTC from twenty-five affiliates
- level 3 – gift 0.5 BTC and receive 0.5 BTC from one hundred and twenty-five affiliates
Note that all gifting payments in We Grow Bitcoins are monthly recurring (both paid and received).
Joining We Grow Bitcoins
We Grow Bitcoins affiliate membership is tied to a 0.01 BTC gifting payment.
Conclusion
In a YouTube video titled “my24hourincome.com **Scam Alert My 24 Hour Income Scam Live Stream part 2”, uploaded to an account bearing the name “Cory Holliman – Local Concierge” on July 22nd, 2016, Holliman claims
[3:47] When you see things such as “you get paid whether you refer someone or not”, that’s a red flag to me.
Any system out there, any network marketing company, any MLM company, any store, in order for there to be revenues, something has to be bought or sold.
Holliman appears to have thrown that philosophy out the window, with the We Grow Bitcoins website boasting there are no products to sell:
Under the guise of giving and receiving donations, We Grow Bitcoins operates as three-tier cash gifting scheme.
Legitimate donations are made with no expectation of future profit. Payment of a gifting fee in We Grow Bitcoins entitles the payee to collect funds from subsequently recruited affiliates who do the same.
This fundamental difference differentiates We Grow Bitcoins from a legitimate donation platform.
As with all gifting scams, once affiliate recruitment dies down so too will gifting payments. Being a monthly subscription model, this will see We Grow Bitcoins affiliates at the bottom of the matrix cease paying their monthly gifting fees.
This will see affiliates above them stop getting paid, which will eventually prompt them to also stop paying.
This effect trickles up the We Grow Bitcoins company-wide affiliate base until eventually an irreversible collapse is triggered.
Matrix-based bitcoin gifting schemes primarily benefit the admin(s) running them.
Through one or more preloaded positions and nature of passing up funds at each matrix level, the admins of the schemes receive the majority of deposited funds.
Mathematics guarantees that, other than the admin and a few early adopters, the vast majority of affiliates in gifting schemes lose money.
Mr. behindmlm,
I have just read your review of We Grow Bitcoins on on this site! I want to advise you that your statement above is incorrect in that I am not an investor, never was an investor, not associated with and never was associated with, My24HourIncome.
“In addition to owning We Grow Bitcoins, Holliman was also an investor in the My 24 Hour Income Ponzi scheme.”
If you would have taken the time investigate my posts about My24HourIncome, you would have learned that I was advising the people that I thought the My24HourIncome was a scam and warned them to not sign up for that program.
Also, by making the false and slanderous statements above and associating my name with a Ponzi scheme, you are damaging my good name and reputation.
Therefore, I request that you retract these statements immediately from all internet postings by you on all websites, as I am not a scammer and cease and desist from any further statements like this or any other statements which may damage my good name and reputation.
It is also very odd that you point out that “We Grow Bitcoins provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the company.
The We Grow Bitcoins website domain (“wegrowbitcoins.com”) was privately registered on January 21st, 2017.”
When your’s is the same way??? For real you consider this a flaw?
This was from a video you did in July, 2016. And I quote:
youtube.com/watch?v=wWn7w9Nr_KU
That suggested you’d signed up as an investor. You’re clarifying that you didn’t?
That’s fine, I’ll update the review accordingly but it was based on your own words.
Out of curiosity then, why the public beef with Burton?
You’re running a bitcoin cash gifting scheme, of course you’re a scammer.
BehindMLM isn’t an MLM opportunity soliciting money from the general public.
MLM opportunities hiding ownership information from the general public are 99.9% scams. So yes, it’s a “flaw”.
Excellent, and you’re quite prepared to stand in front of a court and explain just how legal “We Go Bitcoins” is and why it’s not a Bitcoin cash gifting scheme, I presume.
What was it that was said about people who do not learn the lessons of history being doomed to repeat them?
Cory, you reside in Texas. Look up the court history of one Harvey Joseph Dockstader, Jr., and take note of how he was convicted of a felony for a promoting system that yours closely resembles.
The act of advertising a “business” of this type of structure is a crime in your state, in addition to the fraud inherent in the mathematics. You’ve been doing a lot of advertising.
@littleroundman Yes I will stand in front of anyone to hold true to our company!
We are Not an MLM, but a “crowdfunding” program. Which (@Yu Blueit) is 100% legal in every state. People should get their facts straight about our company before making a general pooling because of other bitcoin scams out there.
@OZ I have no issues with Burton as I did not even know who he was until someone shared his program. Which btw is closed down.
We are a totally transparent company and thank you for pointing out that the public would like to know who the owners and support staff are. We share update that information where the general public can view it.
@Cory Holliman, I am absolutely blown away by your utter stupidity! Your program is a simple cash gifting scam!
MLM compensation plan = MLM company.
Affiliates paying affiliates in MLM = cash gifting.
Cash gifting = illegal in the US and Canada.
You can call it whatever you want (pseudo-compliance), but legally affiliates paying affiliates is cash gifting.
So what exactly are you funding? KickStarter, GoFundMe, Patreon, etc. are crowdfunding projects and such.
You don’t even know what crowdfunding really means. You don’t have anything to fund. You’re just parroting the term because you don’t have any original thoughts.
What you’re really doing is cash-gifting, except you’re doing it with Bitcoins. And by involving a matrix, you’re basically in a goold old pyramid scheme. Fill the pyramid and profit.
Transparent company? Hahahahaha. Where is this company registered any way? What state?
Good to hear, Cory.
How about we skip the tiresome threatening “letter from a pet lawyer” bit and go straight to the court appearance stage ???
Make sure you give everyone plenty of warning as to the proposed court date. I’m sure there are plenty of bloggers, “haterz” and media representatives who will be intrigued enough to attend.
IOW, Cory, go away, you silly little scammer.
Never gonna happen.
Man I wish I saw this information about Cory before he enticed me into one MLM and lost close to $1000.
He tried again with another but I rejected the offer. I found him to come off in scheming manner during our conversations, I should have seen it coming.
I would like to note that one of his usernames in the MLM or scam I lost money in was “wegrowbitcoins”. The MLM was not wegrowbitcoins but the connection is apparent.
Cory got me into Gladiacoin where I lost thousands and then enticed me to try Walletpllus which collapsed a few weeks later.
He definitely preys on people. Hopefully he still isnt doing this.