There is no information on the Click Intensity website indicating who owns or runs the business.

As at the time of publication, the Click Intensity website only displays a ticker counting down to a March 16th launch.

Further research reveals a “contact us” page on the Click Intensity website providing a “company address” in Bedfordshire, UK.

This address is for the Maxet House Business Centre, in which office space and mailing addresses can be rented.

The Click Intensity website domain (“clickintensity”) lists “Click Intensity” as the owner and was first registered on June 26th, 2009.

The domain registration was recently updated on February 22nd, 2016, which is likely when the current owner(s) acquired it.

Of note is the Delaware, US address listed on the registration, which is obviously different from the UK address provided on the Click Intensity website.

The Deleware address is that of Hardvard Business Services, who on their website claim to have been “forming Delaware companies for more than 30 years”.

As with the UK, it appears Click Intensity exists in Delaware in name only.

A closed Facebook group exists for Click Intensity, with Tara Mish, Ankur Agarwal and Nick Johnson listed as admins.

On his Facebook profile, Nick Johnson credits himself as Click Intensity’s CEO.

Nick Johnson’s Facebook profile was only created a few weeks ago, and appears to exist for the sole purpose of promoting Click Intensity. The photo used to represent Johnson has been cropped and superimposed against a white background.

It is highly likely that Nick Johnson, the purported CEO of Click Intensity, doesn’t exist.

At the time of publication, Alexa currently estimate that 31.5% of traffic to the Click Intensity website originates out of India.

The use of a mailing address in the UK and generic Anglo-Saxon named admin is typically a calling card of Indian scammers. In all likelihood, Click Intensity is probably being run out of India.

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 Click Intensity Product Line

Click Intensity has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Click Intensity affiliate membership itself.

The Click Intensity Compensation Plan

Click Intensity pay affiliates to complete tasks. The company also solicits $25 investments on the promise of a $30 ROI.

Cash Tasks

Click Intensity claim their affiliates will be able to make money by “completing cash tasks”.

From Time To Time Whether You Are A Free member or paid member, u will get cash tasks which on completion will give you income.

The $ value per cash task varies from task to task.

Paid members will get more cash tasks versus totally free members.

Cash task income appears to have nothing to do with the MLM side of Click Intensity.

Profit Sharing

Click Intensity affiliates invest $25 for “1 profit share in the company”.

Each $25 investmen

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Click Intensity's ownership structure?
Click Intensity's ownership remains undisclosed on its website. The company uses a virtual office address at Maxet House Business Centre in Bedfordshire, UK, where commercial mailing addresses can be rented. Domain registration lists a Delaware address, with recent updates suggesting recent ownership changes in February 2016.

Why is Click Intensity's business model considered problematic?
Click Intensity operates a returns-based scheme charging $25 per click with promised $30 returns, characteristic of Ponzi structures. The lack of transparent ownership, use of virtual office spaces, and vague business operations without disclosed revenue sources raise sustainability concerns typical of unsustainable investment schemes.

What red flags exist in Click Intensity's registration history?
The domain was registered in 2009 but remained inactive until February 2016 when ownership transferred. The use of commercial mail drop services and

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