Jay Bennett granted arbitration in Isagenix retail racket case

Two procedural updates in the Isagenix Amazon retail racket case, filed just over a year ago.

The first update pertains to individual arbitration being granted to individual defendant Jay Bennett.

The second update is Isagenix and the individual defendants failing to get the lawsuit dismissed. [Continue reading…]


QubitLife added to Malaysia’s investor alert list (securities fraud)

As a result of ongoing securities fraud violations QubitLife, formerly QubitTech, has been added to Malaysia’s investor alert list.

We’re a bit late on this one as Malaysia’s securities commission added QubitTech late last year. [Continue reading…]


QubitLife securities fraud warning issued in Bahamas

QubitLife, formerly QubitTech, has received a securities fraud notice from the Securities Commission of the Bahamas.

As per the the SCB’s 19th March notice; [Continue reading…]


Wiseling securities fraud notice issued in Bahamas

Wiseling has received a securities fraud notice from the Securities Commission of the Bahamas.

It should be noted what the Wiseling collapsed last month. The Ponzi scheme’s CEO, Matias Lappo, has been outed as an actor from St. Petersburg. [Continue reading…]



Karatbars securities fraud notice issued in Bahamas

Karatbars International has received a securities fraud notice from the Securities Commission of the Bahamas. [Continue reading…]


Incomatrix Review: 75 TRX stretched thin Ponzi cycler

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

Incomatrix’s website domain “incomatrix.io” was privately registered on November 16th, 2020.

Alexa began recording traffic to Incomatrix’s website in late January 2021.

At the time of publication the only notable source of traffic is Bangladesh (18%).

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…]


The Eddie Head defense declarations

As part of his defense against WorldVentures seeking a preliminary injunction against him, former President Eddie Head filed a declaration on March 24th.

Head is joined by Byron Schrag, Izhak Ben Shabat, Matt Morris and Muzafer Najfi, who each filed separate declarations a day earlier on March 24th.

  • Kenneth “Eddie” Head – hired by WorldVentures in 2007, served as Creative Director, Vice President of Marketing, President of Americas, Co-President and President, resigned in January 2021, now President of Seacret Direct
  • Byron Schrag – joined WorldVentures in 2005, Team Leader and President’s Advisory Council member, still paying WorldVentures subscription but now a Seacret Team Leader
  • Izhak Ben Shabat – Seacret co-founder and CEO
  • Matt Morris – joined WorldVentures in 2007, Team Leader and President’s Advisory Council member, still paying WorldVentures subscription but now a Seacret Team Leader
  • Muzafer Najfi – hired as Vice President of Field Development at Seacret in 2015, left that role to become a Seacret Agent in Jan 2018 (still appears to be more than an Agent based on his declaration though)

I felt as co-founder and CEO of Seacret that Izhak Shabat’s declaration deserved its own write up.

Seeing as there’s considerable overlap between Shabat’s declaration and the other four, I felt it’d be more useful to group main themes and the relevant text from each declaration.

I’ve headlined these themes below in no particular order. Together they provide inside into WorldVentures collapse and eventual bankruptcy, from five distinctly different perspectives. [Continue reading…]



WorldVentures’ collapse, as told by Seacret CEO Izhak Shabat

Izhak Ben Shabat, co-founder and CEO of Seacret Direct, has filed a lengthy declaration detailing WorldVentures’ collapse and the months leading up to it.

Shabat’s declaration was filed in support of Eddie Head, who is a defendant in proceedings initiated by WorldVentures. [Continue reading…]


Liyeplimal & CHY Mall fraud warnings issued in West Africa

Liyeplimal and CHY Mall have come under fire by the Le Conseil Régional de l’Epargne Publique et des Marchés Financiers (CREPMF).

According to CREPMF, Liyeplimal and CHY Mall are “unauthorized actors … collecting irregular funds from the public” in the region. [Continue reading…]


NewChoyce Review: Crowd1 scammers launch own Ponzi

Although he might not be running the company, nobody had heard of NewChoyce till Renze Deelstra was booted out of Crowd1.

Deelstra, who also goes by Renz Eduardo, was terminated from Crowd1 about a month ago.

The official reasons for Deelstra’s termination was “cross recruiting and unethical behavior”.

According to official marketing material, NewChoyce was founded by O’Neil Louzia.

Unsurprisingly, both Louzia and CEO Hans Stadler are also former Crowd1 Ponzi promoters.

Considering Renze Deelstra was one of Crowd1’s top promoters, these three are all likely from the same Crowd1 downline.

Deelstra’s Ponzi scamming goes back years. He’s been stealing money from people as far back as Zeek Rewards, as well as Flexkom and Carcoin.

Originally from the Netherlands, Deelstra has since fled Europe for the Philippines.

Before pushing Ponzi schemes, O’Neil Louzia appears to have started his MLM career with OXO Worldwide.

According to his Facebook profile, Louzia is from and resides in the Netherlands.

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