Next level pay reminds me so much of MMM. You may have seen their ads flying around the internet space in Nigeria claiming to double your money in just 2fays. This is laughable considering the fact that if it seems too good to be true then it probably isn’t but people will still try it and will most definitely get burnt just like mmm global and mmm Nigeria.
Let’s look at the similarities between next level pay and mmm Nigeria or mmm global.
For those who do not know, MMM is one of if not the biggest Ponzi scheme that rocked Nigeria in recent years. It has the exact same setting as the scheme we are talking about today. Read more Here
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Mantra
Their Mantra, as shown above, says “Connecting people, Creating wealth Get 100% (x2) of your investments minimum of 10 mins and Maximum of 14 days”.
This is a very generous offer and like I already mentioned above, it seems too good to be true.
Think about a business investment that will double your money in just 10 mins. This is definitely magic right.
Lets Research The Company
I visited the Corporate Affairs Commission website to verify if this company is duly registered by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
As I expected, CAC does not have any record of such a company which means that it is a ghost company.
Let’s Research Their Website
A visit to their website shows a big warning threatening you from being banned if you try to register while you are not interested in participating.
A look further down the website display this information “GET DOUBLE OF YOUR DONATION X2 within 24hrs to 7days.”
Mind you that this is different from the mantra displayed in the google search result which says that your money doubling process happens between 10mins to 14 days.
The contact information on the website does not, however, feature a physical address. This definitely is a serious RED FLAG!
How can a financial investment company not registered by the Government and also have no physical address?
Their Facebook page, however, did list Ase Road, Asaba, Nigeria 23408 as their address. This is very vague and cannot be cited as an address.
I proceeded to whois.com and pulled their domain information, You can see it here.
As I expected, the domain owner information is protected for obvious reasons. He or she wants to remain a ghost.
My final Thoughts
NextLevelPay or Next Level Pay is a scam and cannot be trusted. It is important to note that any money you give to them is gone.
You will never get it back.
Stay away from them or you will cry like those who lost their life savings in MMM.
If you are interested in making real money online, I would rather recommend this article for you
Nice information…if it’s like MMM then maybe the early birds can still some money though…lol
lol… Goodluck but it’s definitely not me
On a different matter, I follow your YouTube and there was this video about affiliate programs, in particular bluehost, so while signing up, there was this request for tax and I was requested to fill a tax form, which I didn’t know or have the accurate details to fill them with, so I wanna know if it will affect my income and how to fill the tax form correctly, tho I submitted something but I don’t think it will b approved cause of the wrong details
Is it still existing till now