It is sometimes painfully obvious why would any one fall for a particular scheme, when all you need to do is look at the people involved in the scheme, and what were they doing before the scheme. Were they involved in scams? And if so, in what role? With power of Google and a few minutes on a computer, you can find a lot of information that can only save you from possible crooks.
Recently, TelexFree's "International Marketing Director" Steve Labriola released some sort of a video assuring there is no US investigation (that he knows about). About 3 minute in, there's this some sort of "assured revenue" thing:
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In other words, you pay TelexFree, then you pay LifeRevs to do some work for you, and TelexFree will pay you big bucks. Pay in 15125, plus $924, and you get back 57200, and they even said it's "income claims", something that is very much verboten in the MLM industry.
But who runs LifeRevs? And this AdAssureLite? Turns out, it's related to Zeek Rewards ponzi.
Searching Who.is for domain name adassureLite brought me to GoDaddy's WHOIS, which yielded
The guy's name's Gary, but the email address goes to Daniel? Hmmmm... Well, at least the company fits... It is LifeRevs, after all.
Searching Google for the email address yielded... Linked in Profile, that he worked with Zeek Rewards.
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Used to work with Zeek Rewards ponzi, eh? Let's see what Google says about "liferevs Zeek"? That LifeRevs launched an "ad posting service" for Zeek on June 28th, less than 2 months before Feds shut down Zeek Rewards.
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And now they are launching the same service for TelexFree.
In other words, this guy basically confirmed that TelexFree is a ponzi scheme... just like Zeek Rewards.
Oh, and Dan? Maybe you should stick to your day job at SAIBR / ExchangeCloud.
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Recently, TelexFree's "International Marketing Director" Steve Labriola released some sort of a video assuring there is no US investigation (that he knows about). About 3 minute in, there's this some sort of "assured revenue" thing:
In other words, you pay TelexFree, then you pay LifeRevs to do some work for you, and TelexFree will pay you big bucks. Pay in 15125, plus $924, and you get back 57200, and they even said it's "income claims", something that is very much verboten in the MLM industry.
But who runs LifeRevs? And this AdAssureLite? Turns out, it's related to Zeek Rewards ponzi.
Searching Who.is for domain name adassureLite brought me to GoDaddy's WHOIS, which yielded
Admin Name: Gary Harrison
Admin Organization: SAIBR
Admin Street: 5208 South 3615 West
Admin City: Taylorsville
Admin State/Province: Utah
Admin Postal Code: 84129
Admin Country: United States
Admin Phone: +1.4045675770
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email: daniel@liferevs.com
The guy's name's Gary, but the email address goes to Daniel? Hmmmm... Well, at least the company fits... It is LifeRevs, after all.
Searching Google for the email address yielded... Linked in Profile, that he worked with Zeek Rewards.
And now they are launching the same service for TelexFree.
In other words, this guy basically confirmed that TelexFree is a ponzi scheme... just like Zeek Rewards.
Oh, and Dan? Maybe you should stick to your day job at SAIBR / ExchangeCloud.
