CoopCrowd provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the business.

CoopCrowd’s website domain (“coopcrowd.com”) was first registered in 2011. The domain registration was last updated in January 2019.

David Rosen is listed as the owner of the domain. Through the Wayback Machine I was able to verify that CoopCrowd’s domain was for sale in 2018.

This suggests that Rosen (right) acquired the domain on or around January 2019.

David T. Rosen first popped up on BehindMLM’s radar in 2015, as founder of the
PIE 24/7
pyramid scheme.

In early 2018 Rosen launched Cooperative Crowdfunding, a matrix-based gifting scheme. This was followed by 50/50 Crowdfunding in late 2018.

On or around mid 2019 Rosen appears to have rebooted Cooperative Crowdfunding as CoopCrowd.

Read on for a full review of CoopCrowd’s MLM opportunity.

CoopCrowd’s Products

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

CoopCrowd’s Compensation Plan

CoopCrowd affiliates make recurring payments. These payments are gifted to other CoopCrowd affiliates.

In turn the payments also qualify the affiliates to receive gifting payments from other CoopCrowd affiliates.

CoopCrowd tracks gifting payments via a 3×10 matrix.

A 3×10 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with three positions directly under them:

These three positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting each of these first three positions into another three positions each.

Levels three to ten of the matrix are generated in the same manner, with each new level housing three times as many positions as the previous level.

Positions in the matrix are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of CoopCrowd affiliates.

Payments made by affiliates placed in the matrix are gifted as follows:

payments made on level 1 pay 10%

payments made on levels 2 to 4 pay 5%

payments made on level 5 pay 2.5%

payments made on level 6 pay 5%

payments made on levels 7 and 8 pay 2.5%

payments made on level 9 pay 5%

payments made on level 10 pay 7.5%

Joining CoopCrowd

CoopCrowd affiliate membership is tied to fee payments made monthly, every eighty-four days or annually.

$28 every 28 days

$84 every 84 days

$365 every 365 days

Regardless of which payment method is used, an unspecified admin fee also applies.

Conclusion

Under the guise of giving and receiving donations, CoopCrowd is David Rosen’s latest gifting scheme.

What distinguishes legitimate donations from CoopCrowd’s gifting payments, is that legitimate donations don’t qualify you to receive donations from other donors.

That’s gifting. And it’s illegal the world over.

Furthermore, a quick search reveals CoopCrowd might be a reboot of a similarly named gifting scheme Rosen launched in 2017.

It appears launching gifting scams is an annual thing for Rosen.

The reality of gifting schemes is those who run them and t

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates CoopCrowd?
David T. Rosen acquired the CoopCrowd domain in January 2019. Rosen is an entrepreneur previously associated with PIE 24/7, a pyramid scheme launched in 2015. He subsequently created multiple gifting schemes including Cooperative Crowdfunding and 50/50 Crowdfunding before rebranding as CoopCrowd.

What is CoopCrowd's business structure?
CoopCrowd operates as a matrix-based gifting scheme. It represents a reboot of Cooperative Crowdfunding, originally launched in early 2018. The platform's website provides minimal transparency regarding its operational structure and management hierarchy.

When was CoopCrowd established?
CoopCrowd domain registration occurred in January 2019, following David Rosen's acquisition. This marked the rebranding

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