HLBS Network’s website provides no information about who owns or runs the company.

The footer of the website provides an address in Slovakia for HLBS s.r.o., revealing the company’s European roots.

As I understand it HLBS Network’s US division operates as HLBS Global Marketing US LLC in Texas.

Corporate records reveal HLBS Network was founded in 2016.

Further research reveals Peter Gabriel citing himself as HLBS Network’s CEO:

According to his LinkedIn profile, Gabriel is based out of Hungary.

Gabriel (right) does have an extensive corporate history but HLBS Network appears to be his first MLM venture.

Past sectors Gabriel has worked in include hospitality, finance and real-estate.

Why HLBS Network executive information isn’t provided on its website is unclear.

With Gabriel being based out of Hungary, it follows this is where HLBS Network is operated from. The Slovakian incorporation would appear to be a shell company.

This is reflected in HLBS Network’s Terms and Conditions;

Considering that HLBS s.r.o. is represented by the HLBS s.r.o. Hungarian Branch, with regard to this document, Hungarian Law is applicable.

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