BlueChip Business Bonds Review: Copy&paste Ponzi scheme

A marketing spiel on the BlueChip Business Bonds website claims that “Bluechip Business Bonds International LLC., was formed in the middle of 2014, by merging of several company experts”.

The BlueChip Business Bonds website domain however (“bluechipbusinessbonds.biz”) was only registered last week on April 6th.

Naturally the domain registration is anonymous, casting doubt on the legitimacy of the company.

Nonetheless BlueChip Business Bonds identify a “Peter Boskin” as their CEO.

A corporate biography is provided for Peter Boskin on the BlueChip Business Bonds website, with further research revealing it to actually belong to NetFlix Founder and CEO, Reed Hastings:

Yes, all whoever is actually running BlueChip Business Bonds did was to remove the “M” from “MBA”. They even left Reeds’ surname visible in the second sentence of the bio.

I wasn’t able to locate where BlueChip Business Bonds stole the photo they’re claiming is Peter Boskin, but it’s pretty much guaranteed he doesn’t exist as represented on their website.

Ditto the remaining corporate staff, who also feature slightly edited bios stolen from unrelated third-party sources.

This reflects poorly on the rest of the information presented on the BlueChip Business Bonds website, with the office registrations (all of which use publicly available stock photos of buildings), company registration information for Belize, the Cayman Islands and Northern Ireland all likely to be bullshit.

So who is actually running BlueChip Business Bonds then?

Alexa estimates that 13% of the traffic to the BlueChip Business Bonds website originates from India, with no other countries listed as significant sources.

Therefore this is probably the work of Indian scammers.

Of note is that the following text:

You do not need to have a bank account, do not have to incur various hidden fees in order to benefit from investing your funds with us. Investing with us is absolutely hassle-free and no paperwork.

Appears on both the BlueChip Business Bonds website and that of MoneyPerfect, a collapsed HYIP scam launched in 2013.

Whether or not the owner(s) of MoneyPerfect are behind BlueChip Business Bonds is unclear. What with all the copy and pasting going on from other third-parties, whether or not there’s a direct relationship between the two schemes is unclear.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The BlueChip Business Bonds Product Line

BlueChip Business Bonds has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership with the company itself.

The BlueChip Business Bonds Compensation Plan

The BlueChip Business Bonds compensation plan sees affiliates sign up, invest funds and then recruit others who do the same.

ROIs

Various investment plans are offered on the BlueChip Business Bonds website, offering a higher ROI for larger sums of invested funds.

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🤖 Quick Answer

When was the BlueChip Business Bonds domain registered?

Who is identified as CEO of BlueChip Business Bonds?
BlueChip Business Bonds identifies Peter Boskin as their Chief Executive Officer. However, investigation reveals the corporate biography attributed to Boskin actually belongs to Reed Hastings, founder and CEO of Netflix.

What registration issues affect BlueChip Business Bonds credibility?
The domain registration is listed anonymously, preventing public verification of ownership details. Combined with the recent registration date and false biographical information, these factors significantly undermine the company's credibility and transparency standards.

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