Quanticon Review: Disruptive Studio trading bot Ponzi

Quanticon fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

Quanticon’s marketing material cites Aldo Toledo as CEO of the company.

Toledo, originally from Venezuela but now based out of Spain, is a serial Ponzi promoter.

Perusal of Toledo’s personal YouTube channel reveals promotion of Monarch dating back 7 months.

Toledo’s Ponzi scamming goes back much farther though. On social media he’s been pegged to multiple Ponzi schemes dating back years.

I was able to verify Toledo’s involvement in:

  • GetEasy (2014) – MLM Ponzi scheme that targeted Portuguese and Brazilian investors
  • iGetMania (2015) – GetEasy reboot Ponzi
  • Go2Up (2015) – another GetEasy reboot Ponzi
  • ZyouCoin (~2017) – 200% ROI crypto Ponzi scheme (not reviewed on BehindMLM so unclear whether MLM)
  • GladiaCoin (2017) – 200% ROI MLM crypto Ponzi scheme

When he’s not Ponzi scamming, Toledo presents himself as a sex expert:

Toledo’s partner in crime is Quanticon Global Master Distributor “Crypto Sofran”.

Crypto Sofran runs a YouTube channel on which he prolifically promoted MLM Ponzi schemes.

Recent scams featured include Validus, OmegaPro, Meta Index, MetFi, GoArbit and Smart Business Corp.

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


UnicornCycler Review: Daily subscription matrix cycler

UnicornCycler fails to provide credible ownership or executive information on its website.

“Alex Goltsev from Poland” is credited as the company’s creator. I wasn’t able to establish whether Goltsev is an actual person.

UnicornCycler’s website domain (“unicorncycler.com”), was privately registered on November 20th, 2022.

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…]


Joseph Cammarata is having trouble with his lawyers

Former Investview CEO Joseph Cammarata is having ongoing financial difficulties with his lawyers.

The court previously approved $2 million in legal fees be carved out of an asset freeze. Cammarata claims those funds were exhausted prior to his first criminal trial. [Continue reading…]


Three “leaks case” defendants settle with Paparazzi

Three defendants accused of leaking confidential information have settled with Paparazzi.

If approved, the settlement will see Melissa Sorenson, Kylee Robinette and Jennifer Dyer consent to a permanent injunction. [Continue reading…]



Faraday Hosseinipour gets 2.5 years in prison for I2G fraud

Faraday Hosseinipour has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison.

Hosseinipour’s January 5th sentencing follows her mail and securities fraud conviction last September. [Continue reading…]


GoldenWay Ponzi scheme collapses, withdrawals disabled

The GoldenWay Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

As per a January 6th communication sent out to investors, withdrawals have been “suspended” for four months. [Continue reading…]


Reinhardt reboots PlatinWorld Ponzi with “new” PLCU token

Following the collapse of PlatinWorld in November, owner Alex Reinhardt has rebooted the Ponzi scheme with a “new” PLCU token. [Continue reading…]



Tiber River abandons MLM for online retail only

Canadian MLM company Tiber River has informed distributors it is abandoning its MLM opportunity.

Having built a customer base off the back of its distributors since 2012, Tiber River will transition to an online retail model. [Continue reading…]


SEC & DOJ take down “Mike G Deal”, $45 mill fraud + arrest

US authorities have taken down the “Mike G Deal”.

The DOJ and SEC allege $45 million in fraud, and ringleader Neil Suresh Chandran has been arrested.

On January 4th, the SEC filed a Complaint naming Chandran, Garry Davidson, Michael Glaspie, Linda Knott, Amy Mossel (Glaspie’s wife), Banner Co-Op Inc., BannersGo LLC and AEO Publishing Inc. as defendants. [Continue reading…]


Dagcoin scammers Nils Grossberg & Kristijan Ress released

Dagcoin scammers Nils Grossberg and Kristijan Ress have reportedly been released by Estonian authorities.

The pair, who ran the Dagcoin Ponzi scheme from Estonia, were arrested with two accomplices last October. [Continue reading…]