There is no information on the Cash Dojo website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Cash Dojo website domain (“cashdojo.com”) was registered on the 11th of May 2007, however the domain registration is set to private.

The earliest record I was able to find of Cash Dojo existing is the claim on the company’s LinkedIn profile that it was founded in 2013.

The Cash Dojo Terms and Conditions meanwhile represent the company as being based out of Cyprus:

This site (excluding third party linked sites) is controlled by the Company from its offices within Nicosia, Cyprus.

This would appear to be a misrepresentation of Cash Dojo, with the company’s Privacy Policy containing contradicting information:

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, the practices of this site, or your dealings with this site, please contact us at:

The Cash Dojo Network Inc 999 Canada Place Vancouver, BC V6C 3E2 Canada

That address however belongs to Regus, who sell rented virtual office space (mailing addresses).

The Cash Dojo compensation plan documentation clears this confusion up:

Company Ownership – Cash Dojo Corporation (IBC) is incorporated in Belize.

The Cash Dojo Network Inc is incorporated in Canada.

Company Location – The Company is headquartered in Vancouver, BC Canada.

Although why Cash Dojo is incorporated in Belize of all places is unclear.

Why Cash Dojo is located in Canada however is obvious enough, it’s where President and CEO Albert Liske is located.

Albert Liske, 34, has been the Chair of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of Shoppaholic, Inc., since 2007.

He has since founded Cash Dojo Corporation, a Canadian, United States and Belizean company, and was named President and Chair.

The board also named him Chief Executive Officer of Penny Dojo Inc on December 1 and board chair on December 2 of 2013.

Somewhat confusingly, Natalie Wood is also cited as CEO of the company, with Kevin Grimes credited as the compay’s “attorney at law”.

Yes, that’s
Kevin Grimes of Zeek Rewards
 notoriety.

I will state that the “business plan” document this information was obtained from appears to be dated late 2013 or early 2014. Whether or not Grimes is still involved with Cash Dojo is unclear.

A native of Vancouver, Canada, Mr. Liske is credited as the inventor of the modern day penny auction.

Albert Liske meanwhile first popped up on BehindMLM’s radar when he signed on as CEO of the Bidsson, the penny auction attached to the 
Bidify Ponzi scheme
.

Liske
resigned from the position
just two months after he was appointed.

Liske then went on to
publicly accuse Bidify of fraud
. Citing an “amicable solution” two weeks later, Liske then
dropped his campaign
two weeks later.

What exactly went down between Liske and Bidify has remained a mystery.

According to the Cash Dojo LinkedIn profile, later that year Cash Dojo was Founded, with the company only recently having gone into prelaunch.

Read on for a full review of the Cas

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates Cash Dojo?
Cash Dojo's ownership and management remain undisclosed on their website. The domain was registered in 2007 with private registration details. The company claims a 2013 founding date on LinkedIn and lists Cyprus as its base location in terms and conditions, though contradictory information appears in privacy policies.

When was Cash Dojo founded?
According to Cash Dojo's LinkedIn profile, the company was established in 2013. However, the associated domain registration dates back to May 11, 2007, creating discrepancies regarding the actual founding timeline and operational history.

Where is Cash Dojo based?
Cash Dojo's Terms and Conditions indicate the company operates from offices in Nicosia, Cyprus. However, the Privacy Policy contains conflicting information about the company's location, raising questions about the accuracy of stated jurisdiction.

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