Organic Prospects is headed up by Greg Stinton and Aaron Warner, both of which have a history in internet marketing and lead generation.

According to a blurb on the Organic Prospects websites, Stinton and Warner developed the concept behind Organic Prospects from about 2010.

This, they claim, was the year Google began to clamp down on the use of affiliate marketing through AdWords.

Google Adwords marketing provided a great living for both Greg & Aaron for another 7 years until 2010.

This was the year Google began its slashing and burning of affiliate accounts and the boys were forced to act quickly if they were going to continue their careers in online marketing.

Greg & Aaron soon discovered the value in acquiring home business prospects and emailing them various offers. The more prospects they acquired and contacted, the more money they made.

This evolved quickly into a systematic process of acquiring, grading and filtering of the prospects based on genuine interest, to further increase their results.

The process was refined on over 5 million prospects during the next 5 years.

With an efficient method of acquiring home business prospects via the top 15 social media sites, and a streamlined way of grading and filtering these prospects based on genuine interest, Greg & Aaron committed themselves to giving back to their peers.

Only the home business prospects that meet Greg & Aaron’s absolute highest standard of genuine interest are given the name “Organic Prospects.”

Organic Prospects itself was only launched this year, with the website domain registered on the 31st of March.

The company appears to be the first MLM launch for both Stinton and Warner.

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

Not really sure what’s going on here, but following the filing of a clawback lawsuit against seven Brazilian and six Irish Zeek Rewards affiliates back in May, the Receiver has now filed notices of dismissal. [Continue reading…]

Typically when a scam goes down there’s always at least one insider who starts circulating misinformation they make up as they go along.

Angry downline investors, pressure from friends and family who trusted them, the denial of having lost all that monopoly money – there’s a myriad of reasons it happens. And if widely circulated enough, creates enough confusion among investors such that those responsible for stealing their money are able to slink off into the night.

Language-barriers amplify the chaos, with the recent SEC shutdown and FBI investigation of DFRF Enterprises showcasing a prime example. [Continue reading…]

There is no information on the RevPayingAds website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The RevPayingAds website domain (“revpayingads.com”) was registered on the 21st of May 2015, however the domain registration is set to private.

An official Facebook group is linked off the RevPayingAds website, listing Bogdan Lončar and David Spadoni as the sole admins:

Neither individual claims to openly own RevPayingAds in their respective Facebook profiles, leaving it unclear whether or not they are running the scheme or are just affiliates.

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…]

Following a bail hearing held on the 10th of July and another on the 13th, the current status of Sanderley Rodrigues is unknown.

But based on the latest up to date information available, here’s what we do know… [Continue reading…]

Initially it was thought the SEC complaint filed against Daniel Filho on July 3rd was the first regulatory action taken against DFRF Enterprises.

Turns out over a week prior a criminal case was also filed. [Continue reading…]

Things are heating up for Daniel Fernandes Rojo Filho and his DFRF Enterprises.

Following civil proceedings filed by the SEC against Filho and DFRF, BehindMLM can now confirm Filho is also the subject of a criminal investigation. [Continue reading…]

Four more uFun Club scammers were arrested in Thailand are to be arrested later today, but the more pressing news is once again the involvement of international authorities. [Continue reading…]

The Real Time Pain Relief website domain (“rtpr.com”) was registered on the 21st of September 2006, with “RTPR LLC” listed as the domain owner. An address in the US state of Arkansas is also provided.

Although not directly credited in any official capacity on the Real Time Pain Relief website, press-releases uploaded to the site credit a Ron Snodgrass as co-founder and CEO of the company.

According to one such press-release:

Real Time Pain Relief has been primarily marketed online and in January 2011 RTPR, LLC launched their direct sales division.

Somewhat curiously, Snodgrass (right) only appears to talk about (and thus reference his involvement in) Real Time Pain Relief through company press-releases.

Tim Flatt appears to be Snodgrass’ other half in Real Time Pain Relief, with Flatt listing himself as “Founder” of the company in his LinkedIn profile.

Flatt again only appears on the Real Time Pain Relief website cited in press-releases and reports.

Why a corporate bio for either co-founder does not appear on the Real Time Pain Relief website is a mystery.

Flatt (right) appears to have been involved in the MLM industry for some time, with forum posts placing him as CEO of various lead generation companies in the early 2000s.

Both Snodgrass and Flatt’s names come up in conjunction with Global Traffic Matrix, with a press-release dated 2009 reading:

Tim Flatt, President of GTM, and Ron Snodgrass, the President of GibLink have come up with what is going to be the biggest business opportunity the net has seen in years.

GTM Is The FASTEST MONEY Making Vehicle EVER Created For Advertising and Income!

Global Traffic Matrix itself appears to have involved recruitment of affiliates, tracked through a 3×9 matrix.

Giblink meanwhile launched around 2007 and was a social network with an attached “revenue sharing” MLM opportunity.

The gibline Straight Line Revenue Sharing Program is a revolutionary new system designed to “leave no one behind”. If you join the program “you will be paid”.

Through what the company referred to as a “gibline”, GibLink Affiliates signed up, paid membership fees and were paid commissions out of fees paid by subsequently recruited affiliates.

Both schemes had well and truly collapsed by 2011, which saw the launch of Real Time Pain Relief’s MLM opportunity.

Read on for a full review of the Real Time Pain Relief MLM business opportunity. [Continue reading…]

There is no information on the Asia Formula website indicating who owns or runs the business.

An address in Singapore is provided on the Asia Formula website, with further research revealing at least one virtual office space provider operating out of the same street address.

Whether or not Asia Formula has a physical presence at the supplied address is unclear.

The Asia Formula website domain meanwhile was registered on the 20th of November 2014. Lim Beng Hai is listed as the domain owner, with the same address provided on the Asia Formula website.

Possibly due to language barriers, I was unable to find any further information on this individual. As it stands, Lim Beng Hai’s role within Asia Formula is unclear.

What I did find however was a number of recently set up websites, which appear to look set to support Asia Formula (likely as shell companies):

• Bionics Global (“bionicsglobal.com”) appears to be health and wellness related
• SnB Garments (“snbgarments.com”) looks like lingerie and
• Esvara Global (“esvaraglobal.com”) mentions “property investment” on the site

All three website domains were recently registered privately, with the sites uploaded to the domains currently little more than placeholders for a countdown timer.

Exactly how many of these satellite sites have been set up is unknown, with there being no mention of either Bionics Global, SnB Garments or Esvara Global on the Asia Formula website.

Ditto who’s running the sites, why they were set up and their explicit relationship to Asia Formula.

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…]