BFF Crowdfunding Review: 400% ROI Ponzi cycler

BFF Crowdfunding, aka BFF Global Network, fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

In fact as I write this, BFF Crowdfunding’s homepage is nothing more than an affiliate login form:

BFF Crowdfunding operates from the domain “bffcrowdfunding.com”, privately registered on June 11th, 2023.

Further research reveals BFF Crowdfunding’s “BFF Global Network” FaceBook group. The group has one admin, Mike Taylor.

On his own FaceBook page Taylor, a resident of Texas, cites himself as owner and CEO of BFF Global Network.

On YouTube Taylor pitches himself as a “forex trader, online marketer, coach (and) mentor”.

Prior to launching BFF Crowdfunding around three months ago, Taylor was promoting something called “Gobe Tradehouse” and GOBE Copycat”.

As you can see from Taylor’s YouTube marketing videos above, the pitch was turn $100 into $9500.

SimilarWeb tracked just ~3500 visits to Gobe Tradehouse’s website over August 2023. Whatever the scheme was it’s pretty much dead.

Going back even further, Taylor was a promoter of
Tradera
(
collapsed
) and
Forsage
(cash gifting Ponzi whose owners have been
indicted
).

Read on for a full review of BFF Crowdfunding’s MLM opportunity.

BFF Crowdfunding’s Products

BFF Crowdfunding has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market BFF Crowdfunding affiliate membership itself.

Bundled with BFF Crowdfunding is an “affiliate marketing course” and “credit repair training course”.

BFF Crowdfunding’s Compensation Plan

BFF Crowdfunding affiliates invest funds into a cycler. This is done on the promise of a 400% ROI.

There are three investment tiers within BFF Crowdfunding; $125, $250 and $500.

BFF Crowdfunding pays out the advertised 400% ROI through a 2×3 matrix cycler.

A 2×3 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix with two positions directly under them:

These two positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (four positions).

Level three of the matrix is generated in the same manner and houses eight positions.

When a BFF Crowdfunding affiliate invests $125, $250 or $500, they are placed at the top of a 2×3 matrix.

Positions in the matrix are filled when existing and newly recruited BFF Crowdfunding affiliates also purchase cycler positions.

The advertised 400% ROI is paid out as the eight positions at the bottom of each 2×3 matrix is filled:

the $125 investment tier pays $62.50 per third level of the matrix filled

the $250 investment tier pays $125 per third level of the matrix filled

the $500 investment tier pays $250 per third level of the matrix filled, and generates a new $500 investment tier cycler position

The idea is to either buy-in or cycle up to the $500 investment tier, on which a new position is always awarded upon filling an existing $500 tier matrix.

Referral Commissions

BFF Crowdfunding affiliates receive a re

🤖 Quick Answer

What is BFF Crowdfunding and its operational structure?

Who manages BFF Crowdfunding and what is his background?
Mike Taylor, a Texas resident, serves as owner and CEO of BFF Global Network. He previously promoted ventures including Gobe Tradehouse and GOBE Copycat. Taylor identifies himself as a forex trader, online marketer, coach and mentor through various social media platforms.

What concerns exist regarding BFF Crowdfunding's legitimacy?
The platform exhibits characteristics associated with Ponzi schemes, including lack of transparency regarding ownership, promises of 400% ROI, and previous promotion of

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