Be has received a pyramid fraud warning from the Central Bank of Uruguay.

As I understand it Be is promoted in Uruguay and possibly other South American countries as “Sky Team Experience”.

As per the
CBU’s March 1st warning
, Be and Sky Team Experience

could involve operations based in “pyramid” schemes, which lack financial sustainability.

The CBU additionally notes neither Be or Sky Team Experience are

are not registered under any form before the Central Bank of Uruguay nor do they have authorization to operate by the Superintendence of Financial Services.

Investors are cautioned that when investing, in addition to considering who offers them the product.

Unless they’ve changed their business model
Be primarily operates as a pyramid scheme
.

I believe the securities fraud warning might pertain to representations of manual trading, however in Be this is secondary to pyramid recruitment.

In the so-called “pyramid” scams, the alleged profits generated by early investors, rather than being generated by returns of your investment, are obtained or generated by your own investments or from

from the money contributed by other investors that are incorporated into the business.

When investors intend to withdraw the money invested, they usually they get stonewalled or are invited to reinvest to avoid withdrawal of funds.

Said operation lacks any financial sustainability.

Be is run by brothers Monir, Moyn and Ehsaan Islam, originally from the UK.

Monir and Moyn (right) were top promoters in the OneCoin Ponzi scheme, mostly targeting migrant communities.

After the Ponzi side of OneCoin collapsed in early 2017, the Islam brothers 
fled to Dubai
.

Safe from authorities investigating OneCoin, the Islam brothers went on to launch Melius in 2018.

Melius
 pitched a $50,000 passive forex trading account for just $3000. Attached to this was a pyramid scheme compensation plan.

Melius collapsed in early 2020, prompting the Islam brothers to reboot as Better Experience, typically shortened to “Be”.

In what appears to be an attempt to dodge regulatory attention, Be continues to spawn new domain names to operate from.

Past and present website domains linked to Be include:

befactor.com (original domain)

berules.com

betoinspire.com

be.club (current domain as of March 2023)

These domain names coincide with prior Be regulatory warnings from 
Canada
 and 
Colombia
.

Authorities in Norway are also
investigating Be
for being a pyramid scheme.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the Central Bank of Uruguay's warning regarding Be and Sky Team Experience?
The Central Bank of Uruguay issued a March 1st warning cautioning that Be, promoted as "Sky Team Experience" in South America, may operate as a pyramid scheme lacking financial sustainability. Neither entity is registered with or authorized by Uruguayan financial authorities.

Why should investors be cautious about Be and Sky Team Experience?
These operations lack registration and authorization from Uruguayan financial regulators. Pyramid schemes inherently lack financial sustainability, exposing investors to significant risk of capital loss without legitimate underlying business operations.

What regulatory status do Be and Sky Team Experience hold in Uruguay?
Neither Be nor Sky Team Experience maintains registration or authorization from the Central Bank of Uruguay or the Superintendence of Financial Services, making them unregulated financial entities operating outside legal frameworks.

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