Jifu operates in the travel MLM niche.

The company is based out of Idaho and headed up by co-founders Jeffery Boyle (CEO) and Bradley Boyle (President).

After graduating with a JD from the University of Idaho in 2006, Jeffery Boyle launched Jus International.

Boyle (right) served as Jus International’s CEO and President until May 2009.

In late 2011 Jus International abandoned its MLM operations and continued its retail operations as Havvn.

In 2013 Boyle was appointed CEO and President of Sanki Global.

He left that position in 2015. Jifu was founded in late 2018.

In between his MLM executive roles Boyle markets himself as an MLM trainer and coach.

He has several long-running businesses he offers his training and coaching services through, including Boyle Network, Networking Star and his own personal website.

Similar services appear to be offered to Jifu affiliates through the Jifu Institute.

Bradley Boyle, who I assume is related to Jeffrey Boyle, has no online corporate history to speak off (MLM or non-MLM).

Bradley Boyle’s Jifu corporate bio only cites him as “the ultimate travel guide”.

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

VKI, Austria’s top consumer protection organization, has issued a warning against participation in FutureNet.

According to VKI, FutureNet has the characteristics of a Ponzi/pyramid hybrid scheme. [Continue reading…]

Owing to Richard Maike’s ongoing attorney retention issues, the Infinity2Global criminal trial has been delayed again.

As per a June 19th order, the trial is to be rescheduled no earlier than February 17th, 2020. [Continue reading…]

Andre Vaughn was a former Youngevity top distributor, who jumped ship for Wakaya Perfection in late 2015.

Wakaya Perfection cite Vaughn as a “Founding Ambassador”, and list him first on the “Field Leaders” section of their website.

On June 18th, Vaughn was sentenced to ten months in prison for repeated instances of bankruptcy fraud. [Continue reading…]

The Traffic Monsoon Receiver isn’t playing around.

A week out from David Barker’s deadline to respond to the clawback lawsuit filed against him, the Receiver has filed for an Entry of Default. [Continue reading…]

In a development that probably won’t surprise anyone, criminal charges have been filed over Expert Pro Network’s radioactive energy cards.

Expert Pro Network popped up on our radar about a week ago, following reports villagers in Thailand were being sold negative ion energy cards.

The cards were marketed as being able to purify water, reduce energy bills, strengthen the heart, improve the immune system and increase metabolism. [Continue reading…]

A key-note speaker at a Plexus corporate event has told attendees that building their business ‘is an assignment from God to help you build your faith‘. [Continue reading…]

Bank of Hodlers operates in the MLM cryptocurrency niche.

Bank of Hodlers’ executives all appear to be based out of India. Despite this, the company provides a bogus address in Singapore on its website.

Heading up Bank of Hodlers is co-founder and CEO Darshan Bathija.

As per his Twitter profile, Bathija (right) has been following cryptocurrency for a number of years.

Prior to co-founding Bank of Hodlers earlier this year, Bathija was “Head of Partnerships” at TapChief.

TapChief seems to be an India focused LinkedIn clone.

Bathija is based out of Karnatake, India, which is where Bank of Hodlers appears to be operated from.

Read on for a full review of the Bank of Hodlers MLM opportunity. [Continue reading…]

The Medical Board of Australia has sanctioned a former Queensland doctor for pushing Usana onto her patients.

A Tribunal has ruled Dr. Valerie Cole’s constituted “unprofessional conduct”. [Continue reading…]

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority has announced it has launched an investigation into Tycoon69.

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) is Switzerland’s top financial regulator.

Tycoon69 is an MLM crypto scheme with their own MCV Ponzi points. [Continue reading…]