Argyll Technologies Group claims to be ‘
a group of companies specializing in the niche field of advanced sporting data analytics
‘.

Despite claiming to have been “setup in 2013 in the British Virgin Islands”, the Argyll Technologies Group website domain (“argyll-tech.com”) wasn’t registered until early 2016.

The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine confirms that up until late 2017 the “argyll-tech.com” domain was dormant.

Alexa traffic estimates suggest the current Argyll Technologies Group website went live around late October, 2017.

In summation, Argyll Technologies Group didn’t exist prior to around September or October, 2017. The claim the company has been around since 2013 is bogus.

Argyll Technologies Group do provide a corporate address in the British Virgin Islands on their website.

Further research however reveals this address actually belongs to Fidelity Corporate Services, who provide BVI company formation services.

As such it appears Argyll Technologies Group exists in the British Virgin Islands in name only.

Cited as CEO of the company on the Argyll Technologies Group website is “Gene Clinton Harris”.

No information about Harris other than his name is provided.

Of note is Harris is represented by a stock image onto which what is likely another stock image has been photoshopped (extremely poorly) over.

Whether Harris actually exists or not is unclear.

The Argyll Technologies Group website does have another (very stock photo looking) photo of Harris, but I wasn’t able to find any independent information confirming he’s an actual person.

Update 7th March 2018 – 
Despite the piss-poor Photoshop attempt above, it seems Gene Clinton Harris is represented by an actual person.

The individual representing Harris has a distinctly British accent.

Whether the man’s name is actually Gene Clinton Harris remains unclear, as no information exists about him outside of Argyll Technologies marketing material.

Several men, presumably of European descent, are featured in the video footage:

These men are presumed to be involved in the running of Argyll Technologies, however their identities are not disclosed. 
/end update

Cited as Chief Marketing Officer of Argyll Technologies Group on their website is Spencer Lee.

I was able to confirm Lee is an actual person via footage of an Argyll Technologies Group recruitment event, held in Indonesia in November, 2017.

Gene Harris is nowhere to be seen.

It is likely that Spencer Lee is either running Argyll Technologies Group or is part of the team that is. Gene Harris appears to be “white guy” smoke and mirrors.

I have noted the incorporation of Argyll Technologies Limited in the UK on July, 2013.

Gene Harris is listed as one of the Directors of the company, however this predates Argyll Technologies Group the MLM opportunity by three years.

There’s a good chance whoever is running Argyll Technologies Group just appropriated the name and one of the company’s Directors to create the 2017

🤖 Quick Answer

When was Argyll Technologies Group actually established?
Argyll Technologies Group claims establishment in 2013, but evidence indicates otherwise. The domain registration occurred in early 2016, with website activation around October 2017. Internet Archive records show dormancy until late 2017, contradicting founding claims by approximately four years.

What discrepancies exist in Argyll Technologies Group's company history?
The organization claims 2013 founding in the British Virgin Islands, yet domain registration and website activation occurred years later. Wayback Machine archives document prolonged dormancy, establishing a significant timeline inconsistency between stated and actual operational commencement dates.

How can Argyll Technologies Group's claims be verified?
Documentation analysis reveals contradictions between claimed establishment dates and verifiable digital records. Domain registration timelines, Internet Archive snapshots, and website traffic data provide concrete evidence of actual operational periods versus publicly stated company origins.

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