Color Street operate in the personal care niche and are based out of New Jersey in the US.

Heading up Color Street is headed up by Founder and President, Fa Park.

So the story goes, Park’s business concept

began in 1984, when Fa Park was on a bus stuck in a traffic jam and saw a woman in a nearby cab trying to polish her nails.

He thought, “There has to be a better way!”

He bought some nail polish and started experimenting with it, starting by painting it on different types of paper.

After countless attempts, he finally created a process where although the top was dry, the bottom was still moist and could be adhered to the nail.

Mr. Park’s revolutionary vision, a 100% nail polish strip, was born!.

Fast forward decades with much hard work to perfect and patent his product, Mr. Park’s innovation has become a leader in the beauty industry.

Color Street launched in mid 2017. Park also owns the non-MLM companies Incoco and Coconut Nail Art, through which similar products to Color Street are marketed and sold.

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

In a complete backflip from being “not interested” in settling as of October 2nd, Michael Force has reached a settlement with the FTC. [Continue reading…]

Following on from a settlement reached in the RICO class-action against Jeunesse, a settlement website has been established.

The website is managed by third-party Epiq and contains vital information for affected Jeunesse victims [Continue reading…]

PM International has lost its second appeal against a ruling in favor of Health Control.

The company is now considering whether to pursue the matter through the Strasbourg Human Rights Court.

Late last year the Norwegian television show TV2’s Health Control program (Helsekontrollen), aired an expose critical of PM International. [Continue reading…]

All but cementing any doubt it wasn’t a $3.6 billion dollar Ponzi scheme, on September 28th Judge Gorton ordered Final Judgment against TelexFree and TelexFree LLC. [Continue reading…]

A few months ago we reviewed Jeff Long’s Luvv opportunity.

Initial reception appears to have been lukewarm. Alexa statistics for the Luvv website show a brief spike in interest followed by a steady decline.

Now Long is marketing what he’s calling his “inner circle”, through which he’s announced Luvv tokens. [Continue reading…]

iCenter is an entirely unremarkable Telegram bot based Ponzi scheme.

iCenter affiliates invested cryptocurrency on the promise of daily ROIs, which iCenter was able to pay as long as gullible investors pumped new money into the system.

According to reports from affiliates, iCenter pulled the plug on its Ponzi bots about a week ago.

Not surprisingly, around the same time iCenter debuted iCash.

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

iRaisers provides no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.

The iRaisers website domain (“iraisers.com”) was privately registered on January 9th, 2016. A corporate residential address in the US state of Georgia is provided by iRaisers but assumed to be bogus.

Despite the age of the domain, Alexa only registered measurable traffic to the iRaisers website from March 2018.

Currently Ghana (26%) and the US (24%) are the primary sources of traffic to the iRaisers 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…]

Although there’s no mention of who owns or runs Serving Planet on their website, a marketing presentation names Draymond Guerra as CEO of the company.

Draymond Guerra (right) is based out of Florida in the US, which is presumably where Serving Planet is being operated from.

Prior to launching Serving Planet Guerra appears to have promoted the NetQube pyramid scheme and Trident Crypto Fund Ponzi scheme.

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

Following the collapse of KashhCoin in late 2017, founder Asif Ashraf Malkani withdrew what he’d stolen and went into hiding.

Complaints from KashhCoin investors after the collapse prompted an investigation by Indian authorities.

That investigation lead to the arrest of one of Malkani’s accomplices.

Malkani however remained at large, until his recent arrest in New Delhi. [Continue reading…]