THE CRYPTO PONZI SCHEME AVENGER

Welcome to another explosive episode on "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger"! I'm Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and my mission is to expose and shame those running or promoting Ponzi schemes and scams. My channel aims to protect mum and dad investors from losing their hard-earned savings to the deceptive tactics of multilevel marketing bottom feeders. Today, we have a jaw-dropping story about Shavez and his failed attempt to establish a DAO, highlighting the crucial need for public awareness and vigilance. The Story Unfolds Shavez, an ambitious figure in the crypto world, set out to create a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), which is a separate legal entity operating on blockchain technology. In the United States, only Wyoming allows the formation of DAOs, making it a unique and legally recognized structure. Shavez applied on behalf of WAAS, naming the project "Affiliate Marketing 3.0." Initially, Shavez's DAO received approval, seemingly marking a significant milestone. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse when it was discovered that the DAO had not provided a valid public identifier. This oversight is not just a minor error; it is considered false or fraudulent information under Wyoming law. The Legal Fallout On April 9, 2024, the Secretary of State's Office in Wyoming issued a Notice of Administrative Action to Affiliate Marketing 3.0 DAO LLC. The notice, sent via email to the registered agent, outlined the serious nature of the offense. According to Wyoming Statute § 17-29-705(c)(iii), a DAO that provides false or fraudulent information or fails to correct such information upon request is deemed to be transacting business without authority. This results in the forfeiture of any rights, franchises, or privileges acquired under Wyoming law, rendering the DAO defunct. The Secretary of State gave Shavez and his team 60 days to correct the false information. Unfortunately, Shavez failed to comply within the stipulated timeframe, leading to the DAO's forfeiture and defunct status. This administrative action highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and transparency in the cryptocurrency space. The Bigger Picture Shavez's failed attempt to establish a DAO serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with investing in poorly managed or fraudulent crypto ventures. As "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," my goal is to shed light on these schemes and prevent unsuspecting investors from falling victim to them. This case underscores the need for thorough due diligence and skepticism when dealing with new and seemingly innovative projects. Questions to Consider While Shavez's DAO has been struck off, there are several critical questions that investors and regulators should consider when evaluating similar ventures: Regulatory Compliance: How does the company ensure compliance with financial regulations, especially regarding the offering of guaranteed returns? What licenses and regulatory approvals does the company have for operating its platform? Product Viability and Security: Can the company provide a detailed explanation of its algorithm, risk management strategies, and historical performance data? What security measures are in place to protect the platform and its users from potential cyber threats? Operational Capacity: What steps have been taken to scale the platform’s infrastructure to support anticipated growth? What is the current capacity of the team managing the platform, and are there plans to expand the team to handle increased demand? Financial Transparency: Can the company provide audited financial statements or third-party verifications of its performance and financial health? How are the promised returns being generated and sustained over time? Launch Delays: What were the specific reasons for any previous launch delays, and what measures have been put in place to ensure future timelines are met? How does the company plan to communicate transparently with investors about delays or issues? Community and Support: What support mechanisms are in place for investors, including customer service and technical support? How does the company plan to engage with and update its community of investors regularly? Conclusion The downfall of Shavez's DAO is a cautionary tale for all involved in the cryptocurrency market. High promises of returns, operational delays, and ambitious scalability claims should be met with skepticism and thorough due diligence. Investors must seek independent financial and legal advice before committing funds to any project. Transparent communication from project leaders and verifiable information about operations and financial health are essential to assess the viability and reliability of any investment opportunity.

Welcome to another explosive episode on "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger"! I'm Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and my mission is to expose and shame those running or promoting Ponzi schemes and scams. My channel aims to protect mum and dad investors from losing their hard-earned savings to the deceptive tactics of multilevel marketing bottom feeders. Today, we have a jaw-dropping story about Shavez and his failed attempt to establish a DAO, highlighting the crucial need for public awareness and vigilance. The Story Unfolds Shavez, an ambitious figure in the crypto world, set out to create a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), which is a separate legal entity operating on blockchain technology. In the United States, only Wyoming allows the formation of DAOs, making it a unique and legally recognized structure. Shavez applied on behalf of WAAS, naming the project "Affiliate Marketing 3.0." Initially, Shavez's DAO received approval, seemingly marking a significant milestone. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse when it was discovered that the DAO had not provided a valid public identifier. This oversight is not just a minor error; it is considered false or fraudulent information under Wyoming law. The Legal Fallout On April 9, 2024, the Secretary of State's Office in Wyoming issued a Notice of Administrative Action to Affiliate Marketing 3.0 DAO LLC. The notice, sent via email to the registered agent, outlined the serious nature of the offense. According to Wyoming Statute § 17-29-705(c)(iii), a DAO that provides false or fraudulent information or fails to correct such information upon request is deemed to be transacting business without authority. This results in the forfeiture of any rights, franchises, or privileges acquired under Wyoming law, rendering the DAO defunct. The Secretary of State gave Shavez and his team 60 days to correct the false information. Unfortunately, Shavez failed to comply within the stipulated timeframe, leading to the DAO's forfeiture and defunct status. This administrative action highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and transparency in the cryptocurrency space. The Bigger Picture Shavez's failed attempt to establish a DAO serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with investing in poorly managed or fraudulent crypto ventures. As "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," my goal is to shed light on these schemes and prevent unsuspecting investors from falling victim to them. This case underscores the need for thorough due diligence and skepticism when dealing with new and seemingly innovative projects. Questions to Consider While Shavez's DAO has been struck off, there are several critical questions that investors and regulators should consider when evaluating similar ventures: Regulatory Compliance: How does the company ensure compliance with financial regulations, especially regarding the offering of guaranteed returns? What licenses and regulatory approvals does the company have for operating its platform? Product Viability and Security: Can the company provide a detailed explanation of its algorithm, risk management strategies, and historical performance data? What security measures are in place to protect the platform and its users from potential cyber threats? Operational Capacity: What steps have been taken to scale the platform’s infrastructure to support anticipated growth? What is the current capacity of the team managing the platform, and are there plans to expand the team to handle increased demand? Financial Transparency: Can the company provide audited financial statements or third-party verifications of its performance and financial health? How are the promised returns being generated and sustained over time? Launch Delays: What were the specific reasons for any previous launch delays, and what measures have been put in place to ensure future timelines are met? How does the company plan to communicate transparently with investors about delays or issues? Community and Support: What support mechanisms are in place for investors, including customer service and technical support? How does the company plan to engage with and update its community of investors regularly? Conclusion The downfall of Shavez's DAO is a cautionary tale for all involved in the cryptocurrency market. High promises of returns, operational delays, and ambitious scalability claims should be met with skepticism and thorough due diligence. Investors must seek independent financial and legal advice before committing funds to any project. Transparent communication from project leaders and verifiable information about operations and financial health are essential to assess the viability and reliability of any investment opportunity. Stay tuned as we continue to expose and shame those who prey on unsuspecting investors. Together, we can create a safer and more transparent financial landscape for everyone.

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" YouTube channel! I'm Danny de Hek, your host, dedicated to exposing and shaming anyone involved in running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. Our mission is to raise public awareness and save everyday investors from falling prey to the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world. *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ In today's video, we dive into the latest charade from Shavez and his Boomerang scam. The Boomerang project has been promising a launch for over 100 days now, with weekly claims that it's just around the corner. Despite their assertions, they have continually failed to deliver. The truth? They don't have a product—just a slew of excuses and failed attempts. *What is Boomerang?* Boomerang is a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. Our investigations have revealed that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, Boomerang generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite numerous claims of upcoming releases, Boomerang has continually failed to launch. Initially scheduled for March 1, 2024, the launch has been delayed indefinitely. Many investors have poured significant amounts into this scheme, with some paying as much as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the highest reported return is just $800. Most licenses sold are $500, with the highest return reported being a mere $19. The Avengers have tracked over $140 million in Boomerang license sales. *Meet Shavez* The enigmatic CEO of Boomerang, who goes by the single name Shavez, is actually Shavez Anwar. He offered me, Danny de Hek, $10,000 to uncover his last name. Shavez is also associated with "WE ARE ALL SATOSHI" and their affiliate Marketing 2.0. One of their purported products is the Boomerang AI trading bot. *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc #viral Support my work by buying me a virtual coffee on BuyMeACoffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dehek Your contribution fuels my creativity and inspires me to produce great content. Thank you for your generosity! If you want to support me and my work, please send donations to the following deposit address, using USDT on the BNB Smart Chain network: 0x41874280aa32a2eebf29f497afba9c46b4b27650

Another explosive episode on "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger"! I'm Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and my mission is to expose and shame those running or promoting Ponzi schemes and scams. My channel aims to protect mum and dad investors from losing their hard-earned savings to the deceptive tactics of multilevel marketing bottom feeders. Today, we have a jaw-dropping story about Shavez and his failed attempt to establish a DAO, highlighting the crucial need for public awareness and vigilance. The Story Unfolds Shavez, an ambitious figure in the crypto world, set out to create a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), which is a separate legal entity operating on blockchain technology. In the United States, only Wyoming allows the formation of DAOs, making it a unique and legally recognized structure. Shavez applied on behalf of WAAS, naming the project "Affiliate Marketing 3.0." Initially, Shavez's DAO received approval, seemingly marking a significant milestone. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse when it was discovered that the DAO had not provided a valid public identifier. This oversight is not just a minor error; it is considered false or fraudulent information under Wyoming law. The Legal Fallout On April 9, 2024, the Secretary of State's Office in Wyoming issued a Notice of Administrative Action to Affiliate Marketing 3.0 DAO LLC. The notice, sent via email to the registered agent, outlined the serious nature of the offense. According to Wyoming Statute § 17-29-705(c)(iii), a DAO that provides false or fraudulent information or fails to correct such information upon request is deemed to be transacting business without authority. This results in the forfeiture of any rights, franchises, or privileges acquired under Wyoming law, rendering the DAO defunct. The Secretary of State gave Shavez and his team 60 days to correct the false information. Unfortunately, Shavez failed to comply within the stipulated timeframe, leading to the DAO's forfeiture and defunct status. This administrative action highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and transparency in the cryptocurrency space. The Bigger Picture Shavez's failed attempt to establish a DAO serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with investing in poorly managed or fraudulent crypto ventures. As "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," my goal is to shed light on these schemes and prevent unsuspecting investors from falling victim to them. This case underscores the need for thorough due diligence and skepticism when dealing with new and seemingly innovative projects. Questions to Consider While Shavez's DAO has been struck off, there are several critical questions that investors and regulators should consider when evaluating similar ventures: Regulatory Compliance: How does the company ensure compliance with financial regulations, especially regarding the offering of guaranteed returns? What licenses and regulatory approvals does the company have for operating its platform? Product Viability and Security: Can the company provide a detailed explanation of its algorithm, risk management strategies, and historical performance data? What security measures are in place to protect the platform and its users from potential cyber threats? Operational Capacity: What steps have been taken to scale the platform’s infrastructure to support anticipated growth? What is the current capacity of the team managing the platform, and are there plans to expand the team to handle increased demand? Financial Transparency: Can the company provide audited financial statements or third-party verifications of its performance and financial health? How are the promised returns being generated and sustained over time? Launch Delays: What were the specific reasons for any previous launch delays, and what measures have been put in place to ensure future timelines are met? How does the company plan to communicate transparently with investors about delays or issues? Community and Support: What support mechanisms are in place for investors, including customer service and technical support? How does the company plan to engage with and update its community of investors regularly? Conclusion The downfall of Shavez's DAO is a cautionary tale for all involved in the cryptocurrency market. High promises of returns, operational delays, and ambitious scalability claims should be met with skepticism and thorough due diligence. Investors must seek independent financial and legal advice before committing funds to any project. Transparent communication from project leaders and verifiable information about operations and financial health are essential to assess the viability and reliability of any investment opportunity. Stay tuned to as we continue to expose and shame those who prey on unsuspecting investors. Together, we can create a safer and more transparent financial landscape for everyone.

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," where we expose and shame anyone running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. I'm Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. Our mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save everyday investors from losing their hard-earned money to the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world. In this video, we caught Carl Haavaldsen promoting Ponzi schemes online once again. *TIME STAMPS & CHAPTERS* *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ Carl Haavaldsen, a Canadian network marketer, has been associated with several controversial schemes, particularly in the cryptocurrency space. His history as a multilevel marketer goes back 40 years, and he is now struggling to pay his rent. He has been linked to promoting Ponzi schemes like HyperVerse, HyperNation, and HyperCosmos. In these schemes, Haavaldsen openly professes to earning substantial amounts of money daily, often claiming returns that are typical of Ponzi structures where early investors are paid returns from the contributions of new investors rather than from profit earned by the investment product. Haavaldsen's involvement in these schemes highlights the typical characteristics of Ponzi schemes: high returns promised with little to no risk, recruitment of new investors to pay existing ones, and aggressive marketing strategies targeting a broad audience. His activities have drawn significant scrutiny and criticism from the cryptocurrency and broader financial communities due to the high-risk nature and the potential for substantial financial losses for investors. In this video, I was trolling around the internet and popped into Carl's Zoom meeting with Gerry. They were talking about how they felt about The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger exposing them. Believe my luck, Carl claimed that my pursuit was uncalled for and that he hadn't done anything wrong other than trying to help people make money and build a business out of his advice. He also claimed I had 7,500,000 subscribers (I actually only have 7,500). He accused me of simply trying to get YouTube clicks. The purpose of this video is to show his history and fully expose him as a multilevel marketer. Carl has been busy promoting MAVIELAB LTD, Ultron Technologies Incorporated, FlipMe, and Lottoday. Recently, Canada's Financial Markets Authority in Quebec published a Document https://lautorite.qc.ca/fileadmin/lautorite/Communiques/2024-QCTMF-AMF_c_Mavielab_20240521.pdf clearly stating that the opportunities Carl's promoting are scams. The document is a legal decision from the Administrative Court for Financial Markets in Quebec, dated May 21, 2024. The case involves the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) against several respondents, including MAVIELAB LTD, Ultron Technologies Incorporated, FlipMe, Lottoday, and individuals Nick Lemay, Stéphane Plante, and Nathalie Mercier. The FMA alleges that these entities and individuals committed serious breaches of the Securities Act by conducting brokerage and advisory activities without proper registration and by soliciting investments from the public in forms of investment contracts related to cryptocurrencies, all without holding an approved prospectus or appropriate exemption. Join me as I expose Carl Haavaldsen for what he truly is - a snake oil salesman preying on unsuspecting investors. Watch as we uncover the truth behind his schemes and reveal the real impact of his actions on everyday people. Together, we can create a safer and more informed community.

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" YouTube channel! I'm Danny de Hek, your host, dedicated to exposing and shaming anyone involved in running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. Our mission is to raise public awareness and save everyday investors from falling prey to the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world. *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ In today's video, we dive into the latest charade from Shavez and his Boomerang scam. The Boomerang project has been promising a launch for over 100 days now, with weekly claims that it's just around the corner. Despite their assertions, they have continually failed to deliver. The truth? They don't have a product—just a slew of excuses and failed attempts. *What is Boomerang?* Boomerang is a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. Our investigations have revealed that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, Boomerang generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite numerous claims of upcoming releases, Boomerang has continually failed to launch. Initially scheduled for March 1, 2024, the launch has been delayed indefinitely. Many investors have poured significant amounts into this scheme, with some paying as much as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the highest reported return is just $800. Most licenses sold are $500, with the highest return reported being a mere $19. The Avengers have tracked over $140 million in Boomerang license sales. *Meet Shavez* The enigmatic CEO of Boomerang, who goes by the single name Shavez, is actually Shavez Anwar. He offered me, Danny de Hek, $10,000 to uncover his last name. Shavez is also associated with "WE ARE ALL SATOSHI" and their affiliate Marketing 2.0. One of their purported products is the Boomerang AI trading bot. *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc #viral Support my work by buying me a virtual coffee on BuyMeACoffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dehek Your contribution fuels my creativity and inspires me to produce great content. Thank you for your generosity! If you want to support me and my work, please send donations to the following deposit address, using USDT on the BNB Smart Chain network: 0x41874280aa32a2eebf29f497afba9c46b4b27650

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" YouTube channel! I'm Danny de Hek, your host, dedicated to exposing and shaming anyone involved in running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. Our mission is to raise public awareness and save everyday investors from falling prey to the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world. *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ In today's video, we dive into the latest charade from Shavez and his Boomerang scam. The Boomerang project has been promising a launch for over 100 days now, with weekly claims that it's just around the corner. Despite their assertions, they have continually failed to deliver. The truth? They don't have a product—just a slew of excuses and failed attempts. *What is Boomerang?* Boomerang is a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. Our investigations have revealed that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, Boomerang generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite numerous claims of upcoming releases, Boomerang has continually failed to launch. Initially scheduled for March 1, 2024, the launch has been delayed indefinitely. Many investors have poured significant amounts into this scheme, with some paying as much as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the highest reported return is just $800. Most licenses sold are $500, with the highest return reported being a mere $19. The Avengers have tracked over $140 million in Boomerang license sales. *Meet Shavez* The enigmatic CEO of Boomerang, who goes by the single name Shavez, is actually Shavez Anwar. He offered me, Danny de Hek, $10,000 to uncover his last name. Shavez is also associated with "WE ARE ALL SATOSHI" and their affiliate Marketing 2.0. One of their purported products is the Boomerang AI trading bot. *Shavez's Empty Promises* Here’s a rundown of the many promises Shavez has made that have yet to materialise: - AL Bot free for everyone forever - Multi-network integration by end of May - Deputy role for Sam Lee in HyperOne scam - No trace of Shavez Anwar online or any address - WAAS made no one rich except MLM promoters - Stopped withdrawals without warning, citing exhausted marketing budget - Self-elected successor to Sam Lee - Elected Board of Trustees with no transparency - Promised Proof of Reserve audit, no evidence provided - Moved Proof of Reserve into Cashaa Bank without explanation - Promised bank deposit, failed to deliver - Promised 3% dividend payable in any crypto, but only pays in BTCC - Bridge went down, promised fix, but no action taken - Evidence of Shavez being CEO requires signing NDA - Promised BTCC to make everyone rich but never mentioned Bfuel to harvest - Bfuel has no relation to Bitcoin, but harvest cost exceeds its value - Miners cost $50, sell on NFT market for $10-14 - WAAS allegedly pays kickback and check match bonus, but no transparency on Boomerang profits - Unclear if Shavez or Pavel benefit from Boomerang profits - Launch date March 1, but no launch occurred - Delays blamed on basic issues like white listing and flash loan amounts - Code generates market operations, trades show losses on blockchain - Sold 35,000 licenses at the Feb 2024 BOOMERANG launch event, alleged and selling 5000 per day - Flying people to Dubai mid-April who sell 50k matching volume - 7000 to 8000 Boomerang licenses sold each day, with some days reaching 10,000 *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc #viral Support my work by buying me a virtual coffee on BuyMeACoffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dehek Your contribution fuels my creativity and inspires me to produce great content. Thank you for your generosity! If you want to support me and my work, please send donations to the following deposit address, using USDT on the BNB Smart Chain network: 0x41874280aa32a2eebf29f497afba9c46b4b27650

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," where we shine a light on the dark world of Ponzi schemes and scams. I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and my mission is to protect everyday investors from falling victim to the deceptive schemes of multilevel marketing fraudsters. Our goal is to create widespread public awareness and save hardworking families from losing their savings to these financial predators. In this video, we expose Tami Jackson's latest fraudulent venture: At ROBEX. This newly launched scheme claims to be "pioneering the future of trading" with their AI-driven platform. They tout ROBEX1, their so-called cutting-edge bot, as a revolutionary tool designed to navigate the complex world of arbitrage trading across multiple exchanges simultaneously. However, this is yet another baseless claim among many companies falsely promoting arbitrage trading as a viable investment strategy. No one has ever provided concrete proof that these schemes are genuinely engaging in arbitrage trading, making them classic Ponzi schemes. Tami Jackson's history of involvement in fraudulent schemes is extensive. Here are some of the notable Ponzi schemes she's been associated with: *HyperFund/HyperVerse:* Tami Jackson was heavily involved in HyperFund, which later rebranded to HyperVerse. These schemes were part of a larger series of fraudulent ventures under the "Hyper" branding, orchestrated by Sam Lee and Ryan Xu. HyperFund promised high returns through cryptocurrency investments but operated as a classic Ponzi scheme, where returns to earlier investors were paid from the contributions of new investors​. *We Are All Satoshi:* In a recorded Zoom meeting, Tami Jackson, along with Soma J. Gobikishn (Gobi), promoted "We Are All Satoshi," another fraudulent project aimed at luring investors from the HyperCommunity. This scheme was marketed with misleading claims about its transparency and sustainability​. *BFIC Gold:* Tami Jackson has also been linked to BFIC Gold, a scheme run by Omar Khan. BFIC Gold followed a typical MLM Ponzi structure and was one of several such ventures by Khan. Jackson's involvement in promoting these schemes indicates her continued role in recruiting new victims into these fraudulent operations​. *Alyx Union:* Tami Jackson has been linked to Alyx Union, an organization that presents itself as a legitimate investment opportunity but follows a classic Ponzi scheme structure. The scheme relies on affiliates investing a minimum of $100 in Tether (USDT) and promises daily passive returns of up to 1.3%. Alyx Union doesn't sell any real products, focusing instead on recruiting new investors to sustain the promised returns. The promotional efforts by Tami Jackson and her associates, including Soma J. Gobikishn (Gobi), emphasize unrealistic profit guarantees and mislead investors about the sustainability of the returns. *ViDiLOOK:* Tami Jackson has also been promoting ViDiLOOK, a platform that claims to use AI-driven technology for arbitrage trading. However, this scheme, like many others, has shown typical Ponzi characteristics. The platform promised high returns through arbitrage trading but has failed to provide any substantial proof of actual trading activities. ViDiLOOK recently faced a major collapse, with withdrawals being disabled and investors unable to access their funds. This collapse exposed the unsustainable nature of the scheme, leaving many investors at a loss​ Tami Jackson's persistent involvement in various Ponzi schemes highlights her ongoing efforts to deceive unsuspecting investors with promises of high returns. Our channel is dedicated to exposing such scams and protecting the public from financial harm. Join us in this fight against fraud by subscribing to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" and staying informed about the latest scams and deceptive practices. 🔴 Subscribe to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" for more updates and exposés on Ponzi schemes and scams. 🔔 Hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest videos. 👍 Like this video if you found it informative and share it with others to spread awareness. 📝 Comment below with your thoughts and any experiences you've had with Ponzi schemes. Let's work together to safeguard our communities from financial predators and create a safer investment environment for everyone.

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc #viral #CryptoPonziSchemeAvenger, #ScamAwareness, #CryptoScams, #PonziSchemeExposed, #PublicAwareness In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Join us for a candid and unscripted hangout session on "Crypto Crusade," hosted by none other than Danny de Hek, famously known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. At "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" channel, we take a stand against fraudulent schemes and scams plaguing the crypto world, aiming to protect investors and spread awareness. In this live session, Robert and Daniel are simply chilling online, and you're invited to join the conversation. While our primary mission is to expose Ponzi schemes and scams, this session is all about unwinding, having fun, and connecting with our audience on a more personal level. Feel free to drop by, say g'day, and hang out with us as we navigate through the wild world of cryptocurrencies. Whether you're a seasoned investor, a curious newbie, or simply interested in joining a lively discussion, everyone is welcome! So, grab your favorite beverage, bring your questions, and let's dive into an unscripted journey where anything can happen. See you there, crypto enthusiasts! Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5004836546805760

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *LINKS* - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #btcc #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #masterclass #viral *CHAT GPT* Chantal Sturkenboom is associated with promoting BOOMERANG, a company that has been scrutinized for its alleged involvement in deceptive practices. She is often featured on platforms discussing her role in these schemes, particularly through the lens of those looking to expose fraudulent activities. Sturkenboom is often criticized for her involvement in BOOMERANG, where the CEO, Shavez Anwar, has been accused of making unsupported claims about the company's potential and profitability. This has led to a broader discussion about transparency and community neglect within the organization​ (YouTube)​​ (Rumble)​. *ABOUT* In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Date & Time: Sunday, June 9th, 2024, at 11:00 AM *Where to Watch:* Building Fortunes Radio http://tobtr.com/12345235 YouTube Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DYsEF3bXCw Join me, Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, as I appear on Building Fortunes Radio for a special live podcast. My YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," is dedicated to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams, aiming to create public awareness and save people from financial ruin. In this episode, I'll be joining hosts Scott Johnson and Peter Mingils to discuss the infamous Amway Tool Scam and the latest news on MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) scams and cryptocurrency Ponzi schemes. Scott Johnson, a former Amway distributor who uncovered the deceptive practices within the network marketing business, shares his insights on the scam and its impact on distributors. Peter Mingils, a seasoned expert in the field, will provide valuable information on how to protect yourself from such fraudulent schemes. *About Building Fortunes Radio:* Building Fortunes Radio is an online platform offering valuable information, resources, and support for entrepreneurs and business owners, especially those involved in network marketing and direct selling industries. The network features various shows and hosts that cover topics like business development, marketing strategies, personal growth, and success stories. It aims to empower listeners with the knowledge and tools needed to build successful businesses and improve their professional and personal lives. The radio shows often include interviews with industry experts, tips for improving business practices, and discussions on trends and challenges in the business world. *Tune in to learn about:* - The tactics used in the Amway Tool Scam and how it affects distributors. - The latest updates on cryptocurrency Ponzi schemes. - Strategies to protect yourself from MLM and crypto scams. *Follow Scott Johnson and Peter Mingils:* *LINKS* - Scott Johnson on Facebook: https://facebook.com/scotttexjohnson - Scott Johnson on Building Fortunes Radio: https://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/scott-johnson - Scott Johnson & Peter Mingils: https://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/scott-johnson-peter-mingils/bf-3989 - MLM News: https://mlm.news - MLM Charity: https://mlm.charity - Youmongus Ads: https://youmongusads.com Don't miss this enlightening episode!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc #viral In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *TIME STAMPS / CHAPTERS* Introduction 00:00:00 How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #shavez #boomerang #waas #behindmlm #ponzischeme #cryptoscams #mlm #bitcoincode #btc20 #btcc # viral In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *LINKS* How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM #BitcoinCode #BTC20 #BTCC In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *LINKS* How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM #BitcoinCode #BTC20 #BTCC In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. *LINKS* How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ *TAGS* #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM #BitcoinCode #BTC20 #BTCC In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #mlm In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth! Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5004836546805760

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" channel! I'm Danny de Hek, and my mission is to expose and shame anyone running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. Through public awareness, I aim to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS - The Promise United: https://www.skool.com/the-promise-united-6020/about - How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide: https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ In this video, I bring you a shocking update on Mai Summer Vue. Once a school teacher, Mai now identifies as a business coach and has been involved in promoting Ponzi schemes since 2021. In a recent Zoom meeting titled "Crypto Coaching Program/Trading," she reappeared after a long absence, sparking this urgent live stream. Six months ago, I conducted a one-on-one interview with Mai, where I aimed to understand her perspective on the ethical nature of these Ponzi schemes. Her approach encourages individuals to "play with fire," urging them to enter quickly, recoup their initial investments, and play with house money—akin to gambling at a casino. Mai's strategy involves entering businesses early, risking only what one can afford to lose, and focusing on withdrawing the initial investment before seeking higher returns. During our interview, I challenged Mai on her endorsement of profiting from scam victims. She defended her actions by attacking me, claiming I profit from my YouTube channel and criticizing traditional banks while promoting cryptocurrency investments. Mai's involvement in numerous Ponzi schemes, including HyperFund, HyperVerse, HyperNation, SableDAO, We Are All Satoshi, AVA, ViDiLOOK Beta, ViDiLOOK 2.0, and V.E.N.D (ViDiLOOK 3.0), has led to devastating consequences for many. Currently, she collaborates with the notorious Sam Lee, aka Scam Lee, in Dubai, perpetuating her fraudulent activities under the guise of a philanthropist. Join me as I expose the truth behind Mai Summer Vue and her dangerous influence in the world of crypto scams. Watch, share, and help spread the word to protect others from falling victim to these deceitful practices. 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with my latest videos. Together, we can make a difference! #CryptoScam #PonziScheme #ExposingScammers #CryptoPonziSchemeAvenger #DannyDeHek #MaiSummerVue #CryptoCoachingScam #SamLeeScam #HyperFund #HyperVerse #HyperNation #SableDAO #WeAreAllSatoshi #AVA #ViDiLOOK #CryptoAwareness #PromiseUnited

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. LINKS How to Report Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency Scams: A Global Guide - https://www.dehek.com/general/ponzi-scheme-scamalerts/how-to-report-cybercrime-and-cryptocurrency-scams-a-global-guide/ TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #mlm In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!

Welcome to "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" channel! I'm Danny de Hek, and my mission is to expose and shame anyone running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. Through public awareness, I aim to save people from losing their hard-earned money. In this video, I bring you a shocking update on Mai Summer Vue. Once a school teacher, Mai now identifies as a business coach and has been involved in promoting Ponzi schemes since 2021. In a recent Zoom meeting titled "Crypto Coaching Program/Trading," she reappeared after a long absence, sparking this urgent live stream. Six months ago, I conducted a one-on-one interview with Mai, where I aimed to understand her perspective on the ethical nature of these Ponzi schemes. Her approach encourages individuals to "play with fire," urging them to enter quickly, recoup their initial investments, and play with house money—akin to gambling at a casino. Mai's strategy involves entering businesses early, risking only what one can afford to lose, and focusing on withdrawing the initial investment before seeking higher returns. During our interview, I challenged Mai on her endorsement of profiting from scam victims. She defended her actions by attacking me, claiming I profit from my YouTube channel and criticizing traditional banks while promoting cryptocurrency investments. Mai's involvement in numerous Ponzi schemes, including HyperFund, HyperVerse, HyperNation, SableDAO, We Are All Satoshi, AVA, ViDiLOOK Beta, ViDiLOOK 2.0, and V.E.N.D (ViDiLOOK 3.0), has led to devastating consequences for many. Currently, she collaborates with the notorious Sam Lee, aka Scam Lee, in Dubai, perpetuating her fraudulent activities under the guise of a philanthropist. Join me as I expose the truth behind Mai Summer Vue and her dangerous influence in the world of crypto scams. Watch, share, and help spread the word to protect others from falling victim to these deceitful practices. 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with my latest videos. Together, we can make a difference! #CryptoScam #PonziScheme #ExposingScammers #CryptoPonziSchemeAvenger #DannyDeHek #MaiSummerVue #CryptoCoachingScam #SamLeeScam #HyperFund #HyperVerse #HyperNation #SableDAO #WeAreAllSatoshi #AVA #ViDiLOOK #CryptoAwareness

Welcome to the live stream! I'm Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. On my YouTube channel, "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger," I dedicate my time to naming and shaming anyone running or promoting a Ponzi scheme or scam. My mission is to create as much public awareness as possible to save people from losing their hard-earned money. TAGS #ShaveZ #BOOMERANG #WAAS #BehindMLM #PonziScheme #CryptoScams #MLM In today's Avenger chat, we dive deep into the flaws of BOOMERANG, a website that falsely claims to offer arbitrage trading. We've uncovered that the code on their site fabricates the profits users believe they're earning. Instead of finding genuine market opportunities on decentralized exchanges, BOOMERANG generates fake opportunities to deceive investors. Despite their claims of upcoming releases, BOOMERANG has continually failed to deliver. Many have invested substantial amounts, such as $10,000 for a license, only to see minimal returns—the most anyone has every claimed is only $800. The majority of licenses sold are $500, and the highest return reported is just $19. After Wednesday's announcements, summarized by Lucky, BOOMERANG acknowledged delays in launching their live platform, citing last-minute issues and the need for a more precise approach to trading. Despite these claims, our investigations reveal a history of broken promises and deceit: ShaveZ Lucky's Announcements: Recent updates from BOOMERANG blame unforeseen problems for launch delays, yet promise an improved, seamless product soon. They plan to introduce a new URL for users to connect their wallets and start trading immediately, claiming greater success and precision. Questionable Claims and False Promises: BOOMERANG's track record includes unfulfilled promises of AI bots, multi-network capabilities, and dividend payments. They've also failed to deliver on numerous technical fixes and audits, leaving investors in the dark. Deceptive Practices: Shavez Anwar, the CEO, has made various unsupported claims about BOOMERANG's potential and profitability. Allegedly involved with HyperOne, Shavez has shown a pattern of self-serving decisions, lack of transparency, and neglect of the community. Join us as we discuss these revelations and continue our mission to expose the truth behind BOOMERANG and other scams. Together, with the support of The Avengers, we aim to protect and inform the public, shedding light on these fraudulent schemes. Stay tuned, stay vigilant, and let's keep fighting these bottom feeders of the earth!