Following publication of
BehindMLM’s CGI Limited review
on February 23rd, the company shut down its Coinsinos website.

Prior to being shutdown, the Coinsinos website marketed a gaming MLM opportunity tied to, among other things, cryptocurrency cock fighting.

Further research reveals that while the front-end of the Coinsinos website has been disabled, affiliate login services (“members.coinsinos.com”) now redirects to the CGI Limited website.

As at the time of publication, CGI Limited affiliates are being asked to deposit funds invested into betchip tokens via bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ethereum… or
bank wire transfer to a US bank account
.

CGI Limited’s business model sees affiliates invest up to $50,000 in betchip token packages.

Betchips are used to play games via services operated by CGI Limited. They have no value outside of the CGI Limited MLM opportunity.

Prior to its shutdown, offered games on the Coinsinos website included online slots, live dealer, table games, ladder game, bingo, quick keno and cockfighting.

As mentioned earlier, CGI Limited are currently soliciting betchip investment through bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ethereum and a US bank account.

The bitcoin wallet address provided (1LfTD7MCcnfYzii6v8z15p4pyHWQymjgxm), shows
three transactions
 totaling 0.46 BTC from April 1st.

The bitcoin cash wallet provided (qp6r9guwk254jqzfcqlywvlwlgt3hkp2zy3jdpja29) shows two transactions totaling 3.717 BCH since March 31st.

The ethereum wallet provided shows
ninety transactions
dating back 65 days.

A few of those transactions are cleanouts, with the wallet currently holding 103.37 ETH ($39,446).

Clearly with the exception of CGI Limited’s ethereum wallet, there’s not much investment activity going on through cryptocurrency.

The US bank account provided to CGI Limited affiliates is a BB&T Georgia account owned by Global Outbreak LLC.

Obviously we have no idea how much investment CGI Limited had solicited through the account.

Corporate documents filed with the Georgia Secretary of State reveal the company was incorporated back in 2011.

Jef Welch is the authorized “attorney-in-fact” of Global Outbreak LLC. The registered agent is Alfred Chang, a local attorney who
specializes in family law
.

On his personal Global Prosperity Marketing website, Jef Welch refers to himself as “the MLM Business Man”.

Jef Welch, known as The Mentor, specializes in speaking and training in the network marketing profession, help leaders develop a higher level of success for themselves and their team, coaching them to understand the dynamics of using easy, simple methods to achieve their goals.

Jef Welch, the C.E.O. of Global Prosperity Marketing, has developed an international team of leadership who pride themselves as the Global Prosperity Marketing Team.

In a recent article that suggested CGI Limited are lobbying Wyoming to legalize CGI Limited’s business model, BusinessForHome
cited Jef Welch
as a “top leader” of the company.

To recap, here’s h

🤖 Quick Answer

What is CGI Limited's investment scheme involving betchip tokens?
CGI Limited solicits affiliates to invest up to $50,000 in betchip token packages through various payment methods including cryptocurrency and US bank wire transfers. Betchips function as gaming tokens for wagering activities. The company previously operated the Coinsinos website promoting gaming-related MLM opportunities before discontinuing public-facing operations while maintaining affiliate login services.

How does CGI Limited process financial deposits from participants?
CGI Limited accepts affiliate fund deposits through multiple channels: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum cryptocurrency transactions, and direct bank wire transfers to a designated US bank account. This diversified payment infrastructure enables investors to convert fiat and digital currencies into betchip token holdings used within the gaming platform ecosystem.

What was the Coinsinos website's primary function before shutdown?
The Coinsinos website marketed a gaming MLM opportunity featuring

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