The Buzz Zoom Advertising website provides no ownership or operational details. Its domain, buzz-zoom-advertising.com, was privately registered on December 19, 2012. Initially, Buzz Zoom Advertising used the nameservers of megasharecycler.com before switching to its own.
MegaShareCycler, launched in late May, promised a "100% passive income system." It paid 2% daily for 75 days on $20 "share units," funded by new affiliate deposits. The MegaShareCycler site reported $0 in paid commissions, suggesting it either never fully launched or failed quickly. The same administrator likely operates both schemes. Buzz Zoom Advertising then became the primary focus for promotion.
Buzz Zoom Advertising sells no retailable products or services. Affiliates buy one of four "packages": Basic ($10), Premium ($50), Exclusive ($100), or VIP ($200). Each package includes advertising credits for use on the Buzz Zoom Advertising site.
The company promises daily returns over 90 days, varying by package. Basic packages pay 1.556%, Premium 1.778%, Exclusive 2%, and VIP 2.222%. Affiliates must begin at the Basic level. They also need five investments at each level to unlock the next tier.
Beyond daily ROIs, each package investment creates a matrix position within a global company matrix. A Basic 1x2 matrix (2 positions) pays $1.50. Premium 2x2 matrices (2 positions) pay $3. Exclusive 1x2 matrices pay $6, and VIP 1x2 matrices pay $12. A filled matrix expires, paying the affiliate, then generates a new position for re-entry at that level.
Referral commissions are paid on investments from recruited affiliates across three levels: 6% at Level 1, 4% at Level 2, and 2% at Level 3.
Joining Buzz Zoom Advertising as an affiliate is free. However, earning commissions requires package investment. While free affiliates can earn referral commissions, they must invest themselves to withdraw any funds.
Buzz Zoom Advertising operates as a Ponzi scheme, relying on new investments to pay off earlier participants.