A reader tipped me off to a video titled, “Would You Swap $20 for $30?”

It depicted Dan Putnam, “on his way to a gas station”, shooting an “opportunity video”.

This was my first introduction to B-Eco.

Unfortunately when it came up for review some time later, the video had been “removed by the uploader”. I’m not sure why. Fortunately it’s still available via reupload.

Update 6th April 2025 – 
As of April 2025 the above cited reupload has also been removed by the uploader. 
/end update

The marketing premise behind B-Eco is summed up by Putnam early on in the video;

Question number one; Would you trade $20 for $30?

And question number two; Do you think you could find two other people, who would also trade $20 for $30 – within the next 48 hours?

Read on for a full review of the B-Eco MLM opportunity.

B-Eco The Company

B-Eco is a spinoff of B-Epic, of which Dan Putnam is co-founder and CEO of. Putnam’s parents are the other two B-Epic co-founders.

BehindMLM last came across B-Epic in June 2021. At the time Putnam had integrated B-Epic into Travis Bott’s
Digital Profit
“quad layer” Ponzi scheme.

Digital Profit lasted barely a few months before
collapsing
. Travis Bott went on to launch an
NFT Ponzi factory
. B-Epic continued along as a supplement MLM.

B-Eco’s website domain (“becoww.com”), was registered on December 6th, 2021. The company launched shortly thereafter.

Of additional interest is the SEC
suing Dan Putnam for securities fraud
in June 2020.

COVID-19 has delayed Putnam’s showdown with the SEC. At time of publication resolution of the case remains pending.

B-Eco’s Products

B-Eco markets their fuel tabs on the premise spending $20 turns into $30.

Dan Putnam, who who claims to own “fourteen personal vehicles”, explains this as follows:

I ran ten tanks of gas through the Prius; five with the tabs and five without.

The five with the tabs I averaged over eighty miles more per tank then without the tabs.

For $20 you get five tablets. So if you look at that $80 per tank extra? That’s around a six to eight dollars saving.

Even if we go on the low, which is $6, that’s $30.

B-Eco 
do not
provide consumers with information about their products.

Currently, the “products” section of B-Eco’s website returns a blank page:

Attempting to visit B-Eco’s online shop, first requires country selection and then demands sponsorship information.

Consumers cannot proceed to evaluate B-Eco’s products without providing this criteria.

With a bit of stuffing around I was able to gain access. This revealed B-Eco’s flagship product, “B-Eco Fuel Tabs”.

One B-Eco fuel tab pack contains 5 tablets.

Simply insert one fuel tablet into your vehicle’s fuel tank prior to fueling.

Each fuel tablet treats 15-20 gallons of gas or diesel fuel.

As above, B-Eco’s fuel tabs are available in single or multi-pack configurations:

B-Eco Fuel Tabs (1 pack) – $19.95

B-Eco Fuel Tabs (2 packs) – $34.95 ($17.48 each)

B-Eco Fuel Tabs (3 packs) – $50 ($16

🤖 Quick Answer

What is B-Eco and its primary marketing premise?
B-Eco is a business opportunity associated with Dan Putnam, promoted through video marketing. The core proposition asks potential participants whether they would exchange $20 for $30, and subsequently recruit two additional people willing to make the same exchange within 48 hours, following a multi-level marketing structure.

Why was the original B-Eco promotional video removed?
The initial "Would You Swap $20 for $30?" video featuring Dan Putnam was removed by the uploader. The specific reasons for removal were not publicly disclosed. A reupload subsequently became available, though it was also later removed by the uploader as of April 2025.

What business model does B-Eco appear to utilize?
B-Eco operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) opportunity, characterized by its emphasis on recruiting participants to perform transactions and

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