BitPayProfits provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.

The BitPayProfits website domain (“bitpayprofits.com”) was registered on February 1st, 2017. Byron McCorriston is listed as the owner, with a residential address in the US state of Hawaii also provided.

Recently McCorriston (right) was promoting the Billion Coin Ponzi scheme (non-MLM). Late last year McCorriston was promoting the Easy 1up gifting scheme and in 2015 he was an affiliate of the
TVC Matrix
pyramid scheme.

Whether McCorriston still owns BitPayProfits is unclear. The domain registration hasn’t been updated since it was created in February.

Less than a week ago, serial MLM underbelly admin Johnny Ganoza was trying to sell BitPayProfits:

Ganoza has launched and been attached to a number of suspect schemes over the years, the latest of which BehindMLM reviewed was
Hustle With Us
.

Read on for a full review of the BitPayProfits MLM opportunity.

BitPayProfits Products

BitPayProfits has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market BitPayProfits affiliate membership itself.

The BitPayProfits Compensation Plan

BitPayProfits affiliates purchase $45 positions in a 2×2 five-tier matrix cycler.

A 2×2 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 (4 positions).

Positions in the matrix are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of new BitPayProfits affiliates.

Starting with $45, each matrix level has an unlock fee. Payment of this fee (funds are sent directly to other BitPayProfits affiliates) qualifies an affiliate to receive payments across the cycler as follows:

Phase 1, level 1 (2 positions) – $45 per position filled ($90)

Phase 1, level 2 (4 positions, costs $45 to unlock) – $45 per position filled ($180)

Phase 2, level 1 (2 positions, costs $100 to unlock) – $100 per position filled ($200)

Phase 2, level 2 (4 positions, costs $100 to unlock) – $100 per position filled ($400)

Phase 3, level 1 (2 positions, costs $200 to unlock) – $200 per position filled ($400)

Phase 3, level 2 (4 positions, costs $200 to unlock) – $200 per position filled ($800)

Phase 4, level 1 (2 positions, costs $400 to unlock) – $400 per position filled ($800)

Phase 4, level 2 (4 positions, costs $400 to unlock) – $400 per position filled ($1600)

Phase 5, level 1 (2 positions, costs $1000 to unlock) – $1000 per position filled ($2000)

Phase 5, level 2 (4 positions, costs $1000 to unlock) – $1000 per position filled ($4000)

BitPayProfits affiliates also earn a $10 recruitment fee per affiliate they personally recruit.

Joining BitPayProfits

BitPayProfits affiliate membership is $65.

This is broken down into a $10 admin fee, $10 recruitment commission and $45 matrix cycler position.

Note that all BitPayProfits co


🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Byron McCorriston and what is his connection to BitPayProfits?
Byron McCorriston is listed as the owner of the BitPayProfits domain registered in February 2017, with a residential address in Hawaii. He has been associated with multiple questionable business ventures, including the Billion Coin scheme, Easy 1up gifting scheme, and TVC Matrix pyramid scheme.

When was the BitPayProfits domain registered and who registered it?
The BitPayProfits domain was registered on February 1st, 2017. Byron McCorriston is listed as the owner of the registration, which has not been updated since its creation date.

What is the connection between Johnny Ganoza and BitPayProfits?
Johnny Ganoza, described as a serial MLM underbelly administrator, was recently attempting to sell BitPayProfits. This suggests potential changes in business


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