Dwayne Starchuk appears to operate Crazy4Ads, a new investment scheme launched recently. The company's website shares identical FAQ text with Xxxtreme Exposure, another Starchuk-linked venture, including a no-refund policy because "people are getting paid commissions." Crazy4Ads pulls data from the domain 'doublin.me', which Starchuk owns, suggesting he launched both companies around the same time.
Crazy4Ads offers members advertisement packs. These packs are purchased directly from the company. Members do not sell anything themselves. The advertisements are sold as credits, which can be used on an in-house advertising network that displays ads on the Crazy4Ads website.
The compensation plan uses a profit-share model. The more money a member invests, the higher a return they reportedly earn from a pool of funds redistributed among all members. Investments are made in $4 increments, with a daily cap of 50 increments, totaling $200 per day. Crazy4Ads does not specify the terms of its profit share. It also does not disclose how much investor money enters the redistribution pool.
Beyond the profit share, Crazy4Ads pays a 15% commission on the investment amount of any new members recruited into the company. Membership itself is free, but participation in the compensation plan requires investing in ad packs.
Like Starchuk's Xxxtreme Exposure, Crazy4Ads functions primarily as an investment scheme. Commissions paid out come entirely from money invested by other members. No retail product purchases are available from the company. The explicit no-refund policy, justified by "people are getting paid commissions," points to a system where new investments fund payouts to earlier participants.