CrowdfundFast launched in June 2016 and identify Lynette Artin (full name: Shirley Lynette Artin Crawford) as CEO of the company.
CrowdfundFast appear to be based out of Michigan in the US, with the company providing the following payment details on their website:
You May Send a Cheque Made Payable To: Shirley Lynette Crawford.
Mail your payment to:
PO Box XXX
Maple Rapids, MI 48853
These same details appear in the CrowdFundFast domain registration (registered May 25th, 2016).
Lynette Artin (right) first popped up on BehindMLM’s radar as the suspected owner of
Quick Pay Group
in 2014.
Quick Pay Group was an MLM penny auction that solicited $495 investments on the promise of a 100 day ROI, paid out of newly invested funds.
Artin’s name has been attached to
GoFunRewards
,
OfferHubb
and
Uptown Offers
(see comment #4 on the linked review).
All three of these companies were proposed “revenue-sharing” Ponzi schemes, with only GoFunRewards actually officially launching (and then
promptly shutting down due to fears of regulatory action shortly after launch
).
Today Artin is operating Qkadoo and its attached penny auction, QkaBids. CrowdFundFast has been launched under the Qkadoo brand.
Read on for a full review of the CrowdFundFast MLM opportunity.
The CrowdFundFast Compensation Plan
The CrowdFundFast compensation plan sees affiliates invest $275 to $10,000 on the promise of a variable 30 to 180 day ROI.
$250 package = 30 day ROI (capped at $2750)
$650 package = 45 day ROI (capped at $6500)
$1000 package = 60 day ROI (capped at $10,000)
$2500 package = 90 day ROI (capped at $25,000)
$5000 package = 120 day ROI (capped at $50,000)
$10,000 package = 180 day ROI (capped at $100,000)
Once a package expires, a CrowdFundFast must invest again in order to continue earning.
The package ROI is paid out directly as new CrowdFundFast affiliates are recruited and invest in packages. It is also paid out of profits generate through QkaBids penny auctions.
Recruitment ROIs
When a new CrowdFundFast affiliate invests $250 to $10,000, a percentage of these funds are paid three levels to affiliates who joined before them (reverse unilevel).
new affiliate invests $250 = $75 to the affiliate who recruited them, $50 to the level 2 upline and $25 to the level 3 upline
new affiliate invests $650 = $100 to the affiliate who recruited them, $75 to the level 2 upline and $50 to the level 3 upline
new affiliate invests $1000 = $200 to the affiliate who recruited them, $150 to the level 2 upline and $100 to the level 3 upline
new affiliate invests $2500 = $300 to the affiliate who recruited them, $200 to the level 2 upline and $150 to the level 3 upline
new affiliate invests $5000 = $500 to the affiliate who recruited them, $300 to the level 2 upline and $200 to the level 3 upline
new affiliate invests $10,000 = $1200 to the affiliate who recruited them, $700 to the level 2 upline and $250 to the level 3 upline
Penny Auction ROIs
When auctions
🤖 Quick Answer
What is CrowdFundFast and when was it established?CrowdFundFast is a company launched in June 2016, identified as operating from Michigan under the leadership of CEO Lynette Artin (full name: Shirley Lynette Artin Crawford). The company conducts direct penny auction operations and ROI scheme activities, with payment details registered to a PO Box in Maple Rapids, Michigan.
Who is Lynette Artin and what is her business history?
Lynette Artin, also known as Shirley Lynette Crawford, is the identified CEO of CrowdFundFast. She previously surfaced as suspected owner of Quick Pay Group in 2014, a penny auction MLM soliciting $495 investments with promised 100-day returns funded through new investments. Her name has been associated with multiple ventures including GoFunRewards and
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