Recently, Exp Asset caught the attention of many investors. On August 19th, 2019, Exp Asset announced that the company had been hacked. Moreover, they admitted user information was leaked.
Further, the supposed hacker attack was followed by a system failure. Then, the Exp Asset website stopped working for a while. This event made many people, including us, wonder. Was this a real hacker attack, or has Exp Asset planned it from the very beginning?
Exp Asset announced the hacker attack by posting the following message on Facebook.
Since August 19th, 2019, the company has posted several messages on their Facebook page. However, so far, there has been no proof of actual positive results, meaning:
Moreover, as the company stated, it might take them weeks to restore the data they have lost. However, did they try to buy time by saying this, or do they genuinely want to do everything they can to fix the situation?
Further, the Exp Asset website is currently redirecting visitors to another site. Plus, in their last message, the company announced they are working on new products. Why would they work on a new project when there are hundreds of people who cannot access their accounts, nor can they receive their funds?
Honestly, we found that to be suspicious. So far, we believe Exp Asset is a Ponzi Scheme that has finally done what every Ponzi Scheme does – it has collapsed. The only difference here is that they have found a “clever” way to get out.
Exp Asset was a company trading in various fields. The company traded or claimed to be trading on financial markets, cryptocurrencies, and making arbitrage. Moreover, the MLM scam even claimed to be mining cryptocurrencies and to be investing in Start-up projects. However, this is highly doubtful information given all the recent events.
Moreover, they managed an educational Internet Platform. This platform was focused on:
Despite the hacker attack and the lack of responsive website, Exp Asset is registered in the Navis, as Silesia Capital Management Ltd. Currently, the primary address of the company is PO 590, Suite 9, Henville Building, Charlestown, Nevis, No. C 50063.
Further, there is no information on their website when it comes to who runs the company or any related information. According to a profile we found on LinkedIn, the CEO of the company is Patryk Krupinski. Unfortunately, we found out nothing about this person.
So, it raised the following questions: Is this person a ghost, or is he merely concerned about his privacy? Why is the company not transparent? Are they hiding something? However, given the lack of any news recently, this MLM company is probably a scam.
This MLM company was offering educational packages starting from $100. And this is a good starting price for an educational package. But why can the price go up to $1 000 000? Does this package come with a car or a house?
Moreover, Exp Asset’s predictable profit is 1% per day on average. However, there is absolutely no proof they have kept their word.
Withdrawing money with this company might be challenging. The minimum amount is $50. However, the maximum limit concerns a binary structure.
For example, Premium users’ maximum amount of commission that can be withdrawn is the equivalent of $15 000 weekly. On the other hand, the maximum one-time payment is the equivalent of $10 000. Moreover, each withdrawal will cost you an additional $5 fee.
Do you want to know what affiliate programs Exp Asset used to offer? Let’s take a look at the two affiliate programs of this MLM Ponzi scheme.
Direct Bonus – 8% from each purchase of your direct referral – instantly paid to the users’ Wallet.
Binary System – 10% from PV points accumulated on a weaker leg. – instantly paid to the users’ Wallet.
With Exp Asset, users had many rewarding options. For instance, not only did they receive bonuses from the marketing plan, but they also could profit from the exclusive rewards plan.
Reward: Smartwatch
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Reward: iPhone X
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Reward: MacBook
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Reward: Rolex/Breitling
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Reward: Porsche 718
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Reward: Porsche 911
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Would we recommend Exp Asset? The answer is a BIG NO! This company is nothing but shady. Exp Asset provides absolutely no information when it comes to who is running the company, what are they doing with all the money, how far have they gone with the data restoring after the hacker attack, etc.
So, due to these significant problems and the lack of essential information, we would advise you not to get involved with this company. Don’t risk your funds with MLM Ponzi schemes like this one. Also, don’t trust newly started MLM companies. For example, Dicoin Trading might be the next Ponzi Scheme.
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