#mlm scam

[traitortothecapital]

Okay y’all.

I’m sick of every “small business” I’m finding on Google being a front for some random MLM.

Multi Level Marketing is NOT a small business. You are an agent of a big business. You are an unpaid intern!

[vacuously-true]

1 million lbs of pressure

[profoundly-parker]

The moment when someone on LinkedIn is trying to invite you to join their MLM 😂

[mlmscamnews]

The Traders Domain Scam (Ted Safranko)

In the clandestine corridors of financial deception, the audacious con job known as Traders Domain stands as a startling reminder of the extremes of human greed. The mastermind behind this extravagant ruse, Canadian miscreant Ted Safranko, cleverly crafted an old-school Ponzi scam, shrouding it with the allure of a cutting-edge technology platform.

Astoundingly, Traders Domain successfully siphoned off a mind-boggling sum of $500 million, and that was in cryptocurrency transactions alone. This whopping figure unveils the depth of the fraud, illustrating the vast number of unsuspecting victims who were drawn into this duplicitous trap with the bait of profitable returns.

Ted Safranko Smiling Scamming Everyone:

Financial Ruin in the Aftermath of Traders Domain

The dark saga of Traders Domain reached its climax in the frosty months of 2022. When the deceptive scheme crumbled, it revealed a shocking financial abyss with an estimated $3.3 billion in unfulfilled ROI liabilities. This alarming amount is a testament to the monumental magnitude of the scam, reflecting the heartbreaking financial fallout endured by its victims.

The Unlikely Perpetrators: Figures from the MLM Industry

Adding a surprising twist to this sordid narrative were the major players from the Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) industry. Traders Domain, while not an MLM Ponzi scheme itself, proved to be an irresistible lure for several notorious figures from this arena, who were attracted to the scent of easy profits.

The Reckless Promotion and the Betrayal of Trust

These prominent MLM individuals didn’t merely invest their capital in Traders Domain. They wielded their influence, promoting the scheme to others as a path paved with gold. In their reckless pursuit of wealth, they gambled away their reputations and shattered the trust of those who had been manipulated into falling for the scam.

Unraveling the Web of MLM Connections

In my search for truth, I began piecing together the intricate puzzle of MLM Ponzi schemes that seemed to be financially fuelling Traders Domain. This deep dive exposed the nefarious network of fraudsters either spearheading or endorsing these scams. The suspected MLM links to Traders Domain started to take a more concrete shape, adding another layer of complexity to the deception.

Lifting the Veil on the MLM Power Players

Now, we go deeper into this mire, unmasking the key MLM players who had a hand in the Traders Domain charade. Here are the individuals who reportedly benefitted the most from the operation, each with their respective cut of the deceitful pie:

Holton Buggs ($125,289,105)

Michael Shannon Sims ($84,739,551)

Gilbert Pardla ($59,142,707)

Stormy Wellington ($26,540,315)

Earlene Buggs ($17,404,854)

Law Payne ($15,909,642)

Eric Worre ($14,615,225)

Alan Bagamaspad ($8,615,024)

Robert Rakowski ($8,314,789)

Rabu Gary ($7,539,343)

Alexis Romano ($7,061,124)

Marina Worre ($6,895,623)

Alayna Stepter ($5,939,846)

Travis Bott ($4,958,288)

Jeremie Sowerby (estimated $4,500,000)

Eduard Khemchan ($4,489,949)

Savvy Wallet ($4,336,635)

Nicola Smith Jackson ($4,238,715)

The audacity of these individuals in partaking in the Traders Domain Ponzi scheme reveals a blatant disregard for the innocents ensnared in the scam. Their names will now be indelibly linked to one of the digital age’s most notorious scandals.

Coffeezilla: The Unveiler of Hidden Facts

The full extent of the MLM involvement in Traders Domain remained largely hidden until an internet whistleblower, Coffeezilla, stepped into the spotlight. On June 22nd, this tireless crusader began to unravel the intertwined connections of Traders Domain in a captivating three-part series.

Coffeezilla’s investigative work exposed a whole new dimension of betrayal and corruption, delivering a shocking blow to those who still held any illusions about this scandal. The disclosures were more incriminating than anyone had anticipated, effectively dismantling the lies and unveiling a grim chapter in the annals of financial fraud.

Below is Coffeezilla’s video series exposing everything:

Part 1 – I Exposed a $500,000,000 Scam

Part 2 – Exposing a $500,000,000 Scam Gets Dangerous

Part 3 – I Destroyed a $500,000,000 Ponzi Scheme

Reflections on The Traders Domain: A Cautionary Tale

The saga of The Traders Domain offers us a grim glimpse into the world of financial manipulation and the extremes of unbridled greed. It’s a chilling reminder of the importance of wariness, skepticism, and thorough due diligence when faced with enticing investment opportunities.

From the orchestration of the scam by Ted Safranko, to the reckless promotion by MLM figures, to the financial destruction left in its wake, the Traders Domain saga is a sobering lesson in the depths of deceit that can be concealed behind the glamorous facade of technology and promises of quick returns.

In the midst of this dark tale, there is a glimmer of hope – the relentless quest for truth by individuals like Coffeezilla. Their dedication to uncover and expose scams is a testament to the enduring pursuit of justice, ensuring that such wrongdoings do not fade into oblivion.

As we move forward, let this serve as a stern warning – easy money often comes at a high cost. Approach such opportunities with caution, conduct meticulous research, and remember the lessons from Traders Domain’s downfall.

Traders Domain will forever be a symbol of deception and betrayal. However, it also marks a critical turning point, a call to vigilance for all investors in the unpredictable, multifaceted realm of digital finance.

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Is Seint MLM a Scam?

Are you wondering if Seint MLM is a legitimate business or a scam? Read this to find out the truth and learn more about its benefits and drawbacks.

Table of Contents Is Seint MLM a Scam or a Legitimate Business?​ And is it for you? Multilevel Marketing or MLMs have gained bad reputation over the years, typically because MLM is oftentimes associated to pyramiding scheme.  While it’s true there is a similarity, pyramiding or Ponzi scheme is illegal while MLM is not. In fact, there are numerous companies that have proven to be successful at…

[samreich]

i’d like to buy a rip-off

[bitchesgetriches]

Investing in Cryptocurrency is Bad and Stupid

I know what you’re thinking: How could we say something so controversial, yet so brave?

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[war-forged-storms]

Being a medieval peasant must’ve been AWFUL!!! You’d go to jail for having gay sex, and then in jail they’re just having a guy get all intimate with you by torturing you, and you don’t even get to cum?!?!? What the fuck?!

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Kakashi from Naruto got caught in a multi level marketing scam selling makeup and chocolate.

[schizononagesimus]

anybody else feeling. a way. about the state of the world

[balkanradfem]

Educational video made by a woman: Here’s all of the information that we have, here’s also the reason why we wanted to collect it in the first place. Here’s how it collected it, and from which demographic. Here are all of our sources listed and linked, and we’re warning you about source x and y because we couldn’t find further confirmation, so we’re unsure if it’s completely correct. This specific study we referenced was done in a peculiar way that might have muddled the results or favoured bias, so take that into consideration when reviewing it. Here’s what theories we have about the results, and the arguments we have to support our theories. Here’s what could possibly be done with this information to somewhat improve society/health/quality of life. We’re aware no single piece of information can do miracles, and more studies need to be done to confirm this. Don’t take anything for 100% and stay informed! I hope this helps you make more informed decisions.

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[neuviussy]

I FUCKING LOVE GRANOLA BARS

[sometimes-men-need-help-too]

When you get a message from someone you haven't talked to in a long time and you're all excited but they just want you to join their MLM

[torchickentacos]

Oh my god. Okay. Annoyed at society's limited perceptions of the reality of chronic illness, so if I decide to come back here in an hour or so with a full essay's worth of information including citations, then... I'll just see yall then lmao /lh

[kr0w13y]

Dee has helped and encouraged Charlie to stalk the waitress and even stalked and manipulated the waitress for her own gain.

Charlie manipulated Cricket with Dee and used staying at her apartment to sell drugs for them.

Charlie and Dee pretended to be high class together so they can get a date with the Taft siblings. Charlie manipulated and had sex with a girl who he knew genuinely liked him so he could make the girl he stalked jealous.

Charlie gave a box of hornets to Brad because he planned to trick Dee (and already did it to the waitress admittedly)

Charlie and Dee lured a random homeless guy in Charlie's apartment so they could cannibalize him.

They've both lit people on fire.

My point is they're the perfect example of "dear God you're both crazy you deserve eachother" and even if they're in a committed relationship they would use other people together to get what they want.

Charlie and Dee dating would flirt with someone else in the club/bar for free drinks and a thrill and then ditch the person they're flirting with to make out in the bathroom.

Charlie and Dee aren't unicorn hunters, they're queer but they're something much worse and gods help you if you agree on a dating site to be their third or they come up to you and say they like your vibe. They've drunkingly asked the waitress multiple times.