19 Decentra Ponzi promoters arrested in Philippines

Nineteen Decentra promoters have been arrested in the Philippines.

The arrests preceded a securities fraud warning issued against the Ponzi scheme on June 13th. [Continue reading…]


The Prosperity Grid pyramid scheme warning from South Africa

The Prosperity Grid has received a pyramid scheme fraud warning from South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority.

The Prosperity Grid investigation was prompted by “several complaints received from the public”. [Continue reading…]


Emile Simb fled Cameroon on a CAR diplomatic passport

Emile Parfait Simb appears to have escaped Cameroon on a Central African Republic diplomatic passport.

This is odd because Simb isn’t a diplomat. [Continue reading…]


Frank Schneider admits to OneCoin money laundering?

Frank Schneider is believed to have been indicted in the US on, among other things, money laundering charges.

Currently awaiting a decision on his extradition to the US, Schneider also just admitted to money laundering for OneCoin. [Continue reading…]



Decentra securities fraud warning from Philippines

Decentra has received a securities fraud warning from the Philippines.

As per the SEC’s June 14th warning;

DECENTRA and its representatives, agents and individuals and groups of individuals acting on its behalf have been found to be offering
unregistered securities to the public without the necessary authority or license issued by the Commission.

The SEC cites Decentra’s 120% ROI “staking” investment opportunity, as well as a “Dubai Promo”. [Continue reading…]


ZYIA Active Review: Premium activewear at a premium price

ZYIA Active operates in the clothing MLM niche, specifically marketing activewear.

ZYIA Active is an active lifestyle brand. It is also a culture that believes in embracing activity with excitement, vigor and delight.

ZYIA Active operates in the US, Canada and Australia. The company doesn’t provide a corporate address on its website.

ZYIA Active’s website Terms and Conditions however points to a Draper, Utah mailing address.

Heading up ZYIA Active are co-founders Erin and Jeremiah Badley.

Erin Bradley serves as ZYIA Active’s CEO. Jeremiah Bradley is Chairman of the Board.

Erin Bradley claims she and her husband created ZYI Active because they

wanted to create something that would get women out there together to become healthier, more active and to feel more purpose in life.

I realized that one of the best ways for me to stay energized and positive was to get outside with my friends and do something active or adventurous, or preferably both.

It led me to want to be more active with my own family. It helped me be more productive in other areas of my life as well and I found myself becoming closer to being my best self.

Being active and getting outside helped my family get away from electronics and distractions.

I wasn’t able to establish whether Erin Bradley had an MLM history prior to ZYIA Active.

Jeremiah Bradley first appeared on BehindMLM in 2015, as then co-CEO of Agel.

Jeremiah Bradley started with Agel Enterprises from the beginning after finishing his college degree in International Studies at Brigham Young University.

Agel launched in 2005. In 2013 it was sold of CVSL. CVSL rebranded itself to JRJR33 and went on to collapse in July 2018, dragging Agel down with it.

It seems Jeremiah Bradley got out a few years before JRJR33’s collapse (possibly while Agel was in decline), with ZYIA Active launching in 2016.

Read on for a full review of ZYIA Active’s MLM opportunity. [Continue reading…]


Fundsz Review: Crypto “staking” weekly ROI Ponzi scheme

Fundsz provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company.

Fundsz’s website domain (“fundsz.com”), was first registered in 2020. The private registration was last updated on May 5th, 2022.

Fundsz’s official FaceBook Group has two moderators; Kim Diaz and Rene Larralde (right).

Kim Diaz is a fake profile represented by a stock photo. Rene Larralde’s FaceBook profile places him in the US state of Florida.

Prior to Fundsz Larralde ran Maxous:

As per the marketing slide above, Maxous was a membership based pyramid scheme.

The other five Fundsz admins are revealed in an official marketing presentation:

JP Valcarce appears to head up Fundsz as Chairman of the Board.

Juan Pablo Valcarce (right) is also based out of Florida. I wasn’t able to establish whether Valcarce has an MLM history under either of his aliases.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Valcarce was Vice President of Sales as an industrial products firm from Feb 2019 to June 2021. He then accepted his current position, as Marketing Liason for Encompass Health.

Read on for a full review of Fundsz MLM opportunity. [Continue reading…]



FullBNB Review: Hopeless collapsed Ponzi reboot

FullBNB provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company.

FullBNB’s website domain (“fullbnb.net”), was registered on March 25th. “Luis Angel Montes” is listed as the owner, through a random address in Argentina.

The email used to register FullBNB was also used to register BNBglend.

BNBglend appears to be a clone of FullBNB, running the same website backend script.

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. [Continue reading…]


Coenie Botha reckons running CBI Global costs $62K month

Coenie Botha’s latest legal grift in Namibia has seen him claim running his Ponzi scheme costs $62,150 a month.

This is based on a March carve-out, which saw the Bank of Namibia required to unfreeze enough for CBI Global to meet its “day-to-day operations”.

CBI Global is a collapsed MLM crypto Ponzi scheme run by one man. What operations and what expenses? [Continue reading…]


PerRank “click a button” Ponzi collapses, demands more money

The PerRank Ponzi scheme is demanding more money from its investors.

Withdrawals have been disabled and those who don’t hand over funds will be terminated. [Continue reading…]