Infinite Increasing Income Review: Coronavirus scam
Infinite Increasing Income represents it is operated by Ultimate Luxury Alliance.
Contact details for Greg Simmons in Oregon are provided on the company’s website.
No information about Simmons is provided. I tried to look up info using the name but came up blank.
I noted that stock photos are used to represent fake Infinite Increasing Income “associates”, so there’s a possibility Simmons is a pseudonym.
Infinite Increasing Income’s website domain (“infiniteincreasingincome.com”) was privately registered in June 2019.
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 Isagenix Amazon retail racket receipts
Last week we reported on a lawsuit alleging Isagenix corporate were in on a secret Amazon/eBay retail racket.
A few days after news of the lawsuit broke, Isagenix co-founder Jim Coover appeared on a leadership call to deny the allegations.
Today we examine evidence that suggests otherwise. [Continue reading…]
Crowd1 drops gambling ruse, now an “app” Ponzi
Following Premier Bet’s clarification that they have nothing to do with the company, Crowd1 has ditched it’s gambling revenue ruse.
The company now claims to be an generating revenue via app sales.
Oh and of course withdrawals have stopped too. Ruhroh! [Continue reading…]
Doubleway Review: Ethereum gifting contract scheme
Doubleway provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the business.
Doubleway’s website domain (“doubleway.io”) was privately registered on September 4th, 2019.
There’s a good chance whoever is running Doubleway is based out of South America.
At the time of publication, Alexa cites Colombia (50%), Brazil (12%) and Venezuela (8%) as top sources of traffic to Doubleway’s website.
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…]
Benjamin Reynolds served, CFTC to file for default
The CFTC’s case against Control Finance CEO Benjamin Reynolds continues.
Reynolds was served via notices placed in the Daily Telegraph newspaper.
He’s unlikely to have seen them though, because Benjamin Reynolds doesn’t exist. [Continue reading…]
Jim Coover denies Isagenix Amazon/eBay racket, receipts?
On March 17th BusinessForHome copy and pasted a lawsuit filed in Utah against Isagenix.
On March 18th Isagenix held a leadership call, on which Jim Coover addressed the lawsuit. [Continue reading…]
Riway scammers promoting Purtier as COVID-19 treatment
Riway’s Purtier is a deer placenta supplement.
In social media posts, various distributors have claimed Purtier boosts immune systems – with a particular focus on the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Not only is this factually incorrect, it’s downright dangerous. [Continue reading…]
Isagenix top earner Amazon/eBay racket exposed in lawsuit
Two Isagenix distributors have filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging losses of $170,000.
At the heart of the lawsuit is a secret Amazon and eBay sales racket, allegedly approved by Isagenix management. [Continue reading…]
Redwood Scientific Tech trial delayed due to COVID-19
In what I imagine is going to become a frequently increasing occurrence, the scheduled FTC v. Redwood Scientific Technologies trial has been pushed back. [Continue reading…]
How Mark Scott used Apex Group to launder OneCoin funds
In his witness testimony at Mark Scott’s trial, Konstantin Ignatov claimed OneCoin took in over $2 billion.
In January 2019, US authorities pegged OneCoin losses at over $4 billion.
That money had to go somewhere. Today we examine exactly how Mark Scott shuffled hundreds of millions of euros for OneCoin’s owner, Ruja Ignatova. [Continue reading…]
