There is no information on the Amoo World website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Amoo World website domain (“amooworld.com”) was registered on the 13th of July 2015, however the domain registration is set to private.

The Twitter profile on the Amoo World website lists its location as India, which is likely where Amoo World is being run out of.

Of note is that Amoo World appears to have previously been launched as “amooye”, with the Amooye website linked off the Amoo World Twitter profile suspended by the hosting provider.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The Amoo World Product Line

Amoo World market a free VOIP app for mobile phones.

VOIP to VOIP calls within the app are free, with Amoo World charging a fee if non-VOIP services are called through the app.

No rates are provided on the Amoo World website.

The Amoo World Compensation Plan

The Amoo World compensation plan revolves around affiliates purchasing $1 positions, activating them for $25 and then recruiting others who do the same.

As per the Amoo World website, there are four affiliate options to consider:

Basic – $1

Economy – $5

Kickstarter – $10

Business – $20

$1 is the base-level, providing an affiliate with basic affiliate membership. What the other price-points are for is unclear.

In any event, after signing up for $1, Amoo World affiliates are then able to activate positions for $25 each.

These positions generate commissions within the Amoo World compensation plan as follows.

Recruitment Commission

For every $25 position a recruited affiliate purchases, the affiliate who recruited them is paid a 10% commission.

Weekly ROIs

Each $25 position is an “annual subscription”, through which Amoo World affiliates are paid a weekly ROI.

ROIs per position are paid weekly for a year, paying out $1 a week ($52 ROI).

Note that in order to qualify for the weekly ROI, Amoo World affiliates must watch company-supplied videos.

Residual Commissions

Residual commissions in Amoo World are paid out via a binary compensation structure.

A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into sides (left and right):

Positions in the binary are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of new affiliates, with commissions paid on their position activation fees.

Using a 2:1 ratio, meaning one side’s volume must be twice that of the other, a 10% commission is paid out on the fees generated by the weaker binary side.

Binary commissions in Amoo World are paid daily, with each affiliate capped at $3500 in daily earnings.

Circle Champion Rewards

Each ratio matching of 2:1 in a binary team is referred to as a “pair”.

Amoo World affiliates are rewarded for generating accumulated binary pairs, in addition to their own personal recruitment efforts as follows:

generate 100 binary pairs plus personally recruit at least two af

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Amoo World?
Amoo World is a company that markets a free Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) application for mobile devices, enabling voice communication through internet connections rather than traditional cellular networks.

When was Amoo World established?
The Amoo World domain was registered on July 13, 2015, with private registration settings. The company appears to have previously operated under the name "Amooye" before rebranding.

Where is Amoo World based?
According to its Twitter profile information, Amoo World is located in India, suggesting the company operates from that country as its primary base of operations.

Who owns Amoo World?
The Amoo World website does not publicly disclose ownership or management information. Domain registration details are set to private, limiting transparency regarding operational leadership.

What happened to Amooye?
Amoo

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