BloxTec is informing affiliates they need to pay a fee if they want to withdraw.

This is known as an “advanced fee” scam, where funds are held hostage unless additional fees are paid.

BloxTec is running their advance fee scam under the guise of “withdrawal authentication”.

As per correspondence seen by BehindMLM, BloxTec affiliates who put in a withdrawal request are being told;

It is important that you understand how our system works; Without the final confirmation payment to your account, you will not be able to withdraw from your account .. even if you wait a year.

Your account is already activated, so now all you need to do is make the second verification deposit which will unlock the withdrawals on your account.

After you’ve made this payment, you can withdraw from your account seamlessly.

The email is signed off by Ervin Kougija, claiming to be from BloxTec’s Customer Experience Department.

As
noted earlier this month
, BloxTec is a non-MLM reboot of the
collapsed Mirollex Ponzi scheme
.

Mirollex is believed to have been run by eastern European scammers. Ditto BloxTec.

That BloxTec is pushing an advanced fee scam shouldn’t come as a surprise.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the advanced fee scam being operated by BloxTec?
BloxTec requires affiliates to pay additional "withdrawal authentication" fees to access their funds. The company falsely claims a second verification deposit is necessary to unlock withdrawals, holding accounts hostage until payment is made, regardless of account activation status or waiting period.

How does BloxTec justify its fee requirement to affiliates?
BloxTec misleads affiliates by framing the additional payment as a mandatory "final confirmation payment" and "second verification deposit" required by their system. The company falsely asserts that without this payment, withdrawals remain permanently blocked, creating artificial urgency.

What are the characteristics of BloxTec's scheme?
BloxTec's operation exhibits classic advanced fee scam indicators: funds are artificially restricted, additional payments are demanded before access is granted, and fraudulent justifications invoke system requirements. This

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