Alex Jones and InfoWars sign up as Jeunesse distributors?
Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, you’ve probably heard of Alex Jones.
Gay frogs, crisis actor claims, getting banned from pretty much every significant social media network for terms of service violations over the past month?
Yeah, Jones is an undeniably divisive personality in the political discourse sphere who’s hard to miss.
But I’m not here to dissect the fictional character Alex Jones plays on the internet. What caught my attention is Jones having signed up as a Jeunesse distributor. [Continue reading…]
Jeunesse RICO class-action settlement receives preliminary approval
Back in August it emerged that Jeunesse and the represented class had reached a settlement.
Following a hearing on September 12th, the proposed settlement agreement has received preliminary approval. [Continue reading…]
$10.8 mill judgement in Sean Brown Digital Altitude settlement
Following on from news a settlement between Sean Brown and the FTC had been reached back in July, details of the settlement have now been made public. [Continue reading…]
Horst Jicha blew $1.5 mill of USI-Tech funds chasing magic energy
Outside of a yellow Lamborghini that may or may not belong to Ralf Gold, there hasn’t been much information on what the millions USI-Tech investors lost has been spent on.
Following the filing of a lawsuit by Horst Jicha, we can now account for an additional $1.5 million in stolen USI-Tech investor funds. [Continue reading…]
WorldVentures pyramid scheme warning issued in Rwanda
Following an internal investigation into WorldVentures by Rwandan authorities, yesterday the Rwanda Development Board issued a pyramid scheme warning to the public. [Continue reading…]
FutureAdPro Ponzi collapses, FuturoCoin exit-scam announced
To be fair, FutureNet’s FutureAdPro survived the typical two-year collapse window of most MLM Ponzi schemes.
When you’re paying out more than you’re taking in though ($50 in, $60 out), things are eventually going to fall apart.
And for FutureAdPro, following several announcements, that appears to be now. [Continue reading…]
USI-Tech blames Ponzi non-payment on state of crypto mining
Rather than just admit USI-Tech was a Ponzi scheme that collapsed, owners Joao Severino, Horst Jicha and Ralf Gold continue to string investors along.
In their latest communication, USI-Tech now blame non-payment on the state of the cryptocurrency mining industry. [Continue reading…]
US authorities seek to recover $5.6B from BitConnect scammers
The leading theory behind BitConnect is that it was run by Indian scammers looking to launder funds, following devaluation of specific banknotes in late 2016.
This theory is increasingly looking probable, following a request to Indian authorities by their US counterparts. [Continue reading…]
Green Life Review: Affiliate pack pyramid recruitment
Green Life provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.
The Green Life website domain (“thegreenlifecompany.com”) was registered on September 4th, 2017.
“GREEN LIFE company” is listed as the domain owner. An address is missing although France is listed as the owner’s country of residence.
The Green Life website is in French although there is also specific marketing toward Africa. Two examples are Green Life affiliate packs, named “RP1-Europe” and “RP1-Africa” respectively.
Some African countries speak French as their national language. It’s a safe bet whoever is running Green Life is based out of France itself or one of these African countries.
The use of euro as a form of payment within Green Life favors Europe over Africa.
The corporate Dubai address provided on the Green Life website can be dismissed as a red herring.
Recently Green Life appears to have been focusing on Vietnam, which eventually attracted the attention of the Vietnam Competition Authority.
In August the VCA fined Green Life $22,600 for engaging in business activities outside of what it was authorized to conduct.
There are also reports Green Life instructed students to take out mortgages, and then use that money to sign up as Green Life distributors.
Consequently the Vietnam Competition Authority has revoked Green Life’s registration certificate.
Read on for a full review of the Green Life MLM opportunity. [Continue reading…]
Touch Life Global Review: Jesus powered seven-tier matrix cycler
Touch Life Global claims to be a ‘non- governmental organization register(ed) and established in Nigeria‘.
As to who specifically owns and runs Touch Life Global, the company fails to provide that information.
The Touch Life Global website domain (“touchlifeglobal.org”) was privately registered on July 28th, 2018.
The African link seems to check out, with Alexa citing Ghana as the primary source of traffic to the Touch Life Global website (75%).
Interestingly enough, when I punched in the provided Nigeria address on the Touch Life Global website into Google, I was taken to a shed that had Alliance in Motion marketing on it.
As of January 2017 (the map date), it appears whoever is running Touch Life Global is/was an Alliance in Motion Global affiliate. Oh and Touch Life Global might also be “Jesus Powered”.
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…]
