Megan Lynch’s $25 Matrix Dream: Zoom Reveal & Big Promises Under Scrutiny

Welcome to The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger with Danny de Hek, where we expose the truth behind scams and Ponzi schemes. Today, we’re diving into Megan Lynch’s live Zoom meeting, where she promises to reveal something “big.” With claims of 15,000 signups, zero payments to secure matrix positions, and two upcoming $150 packages, let’s dissect what’s really happening.

Megan continues to assure her audience that they’re on the brink of financial freedom. Her latest pitch? Sell one of her $150 packages to a friend or family member and pocket $40 as a reward. But what exactly is in these packages? The answer seems elusive, and the cracks in this “opportunity” are glaring.

*THE COMMUNITY SPEAKS:*

We’ve received a flood of messages from people hoping Megan can pull off this miraculous scheme. Here’s a glimpse of what they’re saying—and how we’ve replied:

Message: “If 15,000 people are signed up, surely there’s a product. Why all the negativity?”
Reply: “We’d love to know what the product is, too. So far, all we see is recruitment driving the dream.”

Message: “Selling packages for $40 sounds like a good deal. Why are you so skeptical?”
Reply: “It’s not about the $40—it’s about the foundation of the model. Where’s the value if the product is a mystery?”

Message: “You don’t have to participate if you think it’s a scam.”
Reply: “True, but we also don’t have to sit by while vulnerable people are misled into thinking they’ll earn $442,860 per month.”

Message: “Why can’t people just let others take the risk if they want to?”
Reply: “Risk is fine—deception isn’t. Educating people about the dangers of scams is how we fight back.”

Message: “Megan is doing this in the name of God, so it must be good.”
Reply: “If invoking God was the proof of legitimacy, the scam world would be much holier than it is.”

*WHAT WE’RE WATCHING FOR:*

- Will Megan finally unveil what’s in her packages?
- How does she plan to justify the $150 price tag?
- Will the 15,000 signups translate into real payments, or is this another layer of smoke and mirrors?

Join us as we analyze today’s Zoom meeting and uncover the tactics behind Megan Lynch’s “big reveal.” Let’s see how far this $25 matrix scheme stretches and whether her supporters will finally get the transparency they deserve—or just more promises wrapped in a shiny new package.

Let us know your thoughts in the comments—are you convinced by Megan’s plan, or do you see the red flags?
The Setup
Today, Megan Lynch, self-proclaimed VP of Sales, is launching yet another questionable MLM opportunity. Her Telegram group is buzzing with promises of financial freedom and step-by-step instructions to “duplicate and invite your team.” However, beneath the surface lies a familiar playbook of high-pressure tactics and recruitment-heavy strategies that have all the hallmarks of a gifting scheme or pyramid scheme.

Here’s what’s happening:

A 12 PM Eastern Zoom call is planned to train participants on resetting passwords and “plugging in.”
At 3 PM Eastern, referral links will go live, with participants pressured to act immediately to recruit their downlines.
This is just the latest move in a long history of questionable schemes promoted by Megan and her twin sister, Ragan Lynch. From HyperVerse, a $1.9 billion Ponzi scheme, to their new project “VYB,” these two continue to exploit people’s hopes with promises of unrealistic financial returns.

What We Know About ‘VYB’ So Far

Megan claims she’s the only way “through the doors” of this scheme.
Participants pay $25 to “lock their spot” and are encouraged to recruit seven others, earning $10 per referral.
The business model focuses entirely on recruitment, with vague references to “product packages” but no concrete details.
The urgency and fear of missing out (FOMO) are classic tactics used to manipulate people into joining.
Why This Matters
Authorities often step in only after scams like this gain momentum, leaving victims devastated and financially ruined. Why is that? Why can’t government agencies shut these operations down before they grow?

As part of my mission to raise public awareness, I’ve been exposing Megan and Ragan’s shady dealings on my YouTube channel. Check out these videos for a deeper dive:

📹 Megan & Ragan Lynch Exposed: Promoting Ponzi Schemes Like One More Time & HyperVerse Scam: UNCUT
https://youtube.com/live/KVTM-9oSV0M

📹 Megan Lynch Scrambles to Hide Scam: New Zoom Link Won't Stop Exposure
https://youtube.com/live/jqyeuzJLr58

📹 Divine Intervention Pending: Megan Lynch Scrambles to Hide Her Scam: “One More Time” Ponzi Scheme
https://youtube.com/live/1a_a1ChiKsM

📹 Megan Lynch’s Pyramid Scheme Launch: Gaslighting, Gifting & God’s Name Exploited: UNCUT
https://youtube.com/live/m_vaVj0kwtw

What Can You Do?

Stay vigilant and educate yourself on the tactics scammers use.
Share this video to help spread the word and protect others from falling victim.
If you have additional information on Megan or Ragan Lynch, join the conversation in the comments or reach out anonymously.
Final Thoughts
Scams like “VYB” thrive on deception, urgency, and exploiting people’s dreams. Let’s work together to hold these perpetrators accountable and prevent others from falling into their traps.

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