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TenX president Julian Hosp has reportedly been implicated    in connection with Lyoness, an Austrian discount shopping service that has been declared an illegal pyramid scheme in Norway, Austria, and Switzerland. After a summer of Chinese whispers on the internet alleging that he was involved in Lyoness before becoming the face of TenX, a video    has emerged that appears to show Hosp presenting an online tutoring session used to enable viewers to recruit new participants in the pyramid scheme. The news was first reported by Breaker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlaZAX7EVVo The emergence of the video, if authentic, is particularly damaging not only because of the reputational harm that TenX stands to suffer, but also because the contents of the video point to a damning lack of integrity and a willingness to promote dishonest and underhanded tactics in pursuit of profit. Among the pointers mentioned by Hosp...

A South Korean cosmetics company is making a major push into Britain, and claims that those who sign up to be a sales representatives can earn thousands in commission each week, and bonuses of up to £720,000. Founded in 2009, Atomy has become one of the world's biggest "multilevel marketing" (MLM) companies – where individuals make money by selling items and getting people to sign up – and claims to have 15 million members globally. After launching in the US, Canada, Australia and other territories, it has set its sights on the UK and Europe, and says tens of thousands of people have already signed up. It is the latest in a line of direct-sales beauty companies likely to particularly attract women who may be struggling financially and looking for new ways of earning cash – a trend that has been accelerated by the pandemic. The company's launch videos and promotional material emphasise the large sums it says can potentially be earned as a "distributor" – inc...

When 23-year-old college graduate Julie was invited to a "girls night party" where the guests were told by a woman named Shawna from a company called Pure Romance that they could make big bucks selling middle-class suburban housewives "bullet vibrators and dildos," Julie was down to get started. Selling the Dream by Jane Marie All she had to do was buy one of four Pure Romance starter kits for "demonstration and sale" for $99, and then hawk the company's "sex toys" to friends, neighbors, strangers, her mother — even herself.  Better yet, as Shawna explained, the really big money could be made by "recruiting" other women to buy Pure Romance starter kits and become their own saleswomen, just like she was. That way Julie would receive an immediate "bonus" for signing up a newbie, who would then become part of Julie's own "team of employees" making more money for Julie "downl...

BISHKEK -- A doomed pyramid scheme has again fooled hundreds of people into thinking they could earn unreasonably high profits very easily. Several people have been arrested in connection with what police say was a scam that defrauded its victims of hundreds of thousands of dollars in a country where the average monthly salary is less than $400. Syezdbek Sainazarov (left) Police say the Charge Fast company -- established in Bishkek in July 2023 by 43-year-old Syezdbek Sainazarov -- managed to recruit hundreds of "investors" from across the impoverished Central Asian country within months, promising them high profits in a short period of time in return for bringing new members to the scheme. Victims say they paid between $110 and $17,800 to join the fund. One person who lost her money, Aelita Muratalieva, told RFE/RL that Charge Fast advertised itself as a lucrative and legitimate investment project. Muratalieva said she watched the company's perf...

CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Chatham County, sheriff's office is issuing a warning about scams they're investigating. Deputies said they've received reports on a Craigslist scam and a work-from-home scheme that they believe are connected. In one case, investigators said they were able to trace the scammer to Nigeria, reinforcing the global nature of the scam, the sheriff's office said in a news release. How the scams work According to the sheriff's office, the alleged Craiglist scammer targets individuals who are selling items on Craigslist. The person initiates communication with sellers, expressing interest in their listed items, and then offers to make the purchase via a cashier's check to cover an agreed-upon price. Next, a check is sent to the seller with a monetary value that exceeds the originally agreed-upon price. The perpetrator then persuades the victim to return the excess funds to a person in their area and tells them the overpayment will cove...

For those looking to earn money in an easily accessible way, apps provide plenty of avenues to consider. You can use your smartphone to take surveys, pick up a side gig , sell your unwanted stuff and more. Here's the scoop on seven free money-making apps. NerdWallet considered apps with at least 3.8 stars and 25,000 reviews in both Google Play and the iOS App Store. 7 of the best apps to make money Table of contents What you can do Business insurance ratings methodology How do we review brokers? LOOKING TO SAVE ON INTEREST? How to complete the FAFSA if: How to maximize your rewards 1. Abuelo's 1. You may not be entitled to anything Securities Act of 1933 Fixed or adjustable rate? 1. Your bank or credit union Next Insurance Insurer complaints methodology Amazon How the spousal benefits loophole worked With ads If your employer offers health insurance 1. Know when to sell stocks 1. A generous sign-up bonus NBKC business checking 1. Select an online stockbroker 2. Auntie Anne...