CryptoBuzz Corporation registered its website domain "cryptobuzz.win" privately on January 25, 2018, offering no public information about its ownership or management. The company's stated incorporation number, however, links directly to Investellect LTD, a firm registered in the United Kingdom on March 10, 2017.
Investellect LTD previously operated as a documented Ponzi scheme. That operation promised investors daily returns ranging from 1% to 1.4%. Its website domain, "investellect.net," was later suspended due to fraudulent registration details. So, CryptoBuzz Corporation appears to directly reboot the earlier Investellect scam.
The CryptoBuzz Corporation business model lacks any retailable products or services. Affiliates generate income solely by marketing CryptoBuzz Corporation affiliate memberships to new recruits. New members must invest funds to participate fully in the scheme's hourly ROI programs.
Six distinct investment tiers offer substantial hourly returns over a six-hour period. The "Standard" tier, requiring investments from $10 to $50,000, promises a 30% hourly ROI. The "Professional" tier, with investments from $25 to $50,000, claims a 40% hourly ROI. Higher tiers include "Hot" ($50-$50,000) at 60% hourly, "Excellent" ($100-$50,000) at 80% hourly, and "VIP" ($150-$50,000) at 110% hourly. The top "VIP+" tier demands investments from $200 to $50,000, advertising a 150% hourly return. Such rates are typical of high-yield investment programs (HYIPs), which rely on new investor funds to pay earlier participants.
Referral commissions are paid through a unilevel compensation structure across four levels. Personally recruited affiliates, on Level 1, earn the recruiter a 12% commission on their investments. Level 2 recruits generate a 2% commission. Recruits on Levels 3 and 4 each yield a 1% commission. While affiliate membership itself is free, full participation in the investment opportunity requires a minimum $10 deposit. This structure prioritizes recruitment over any genuine product sales.
CryptoBuzz Corporation claims it operates "an investment fund which has been in business since 2015." This statement directly contradicts the March 2017 incorporation date of Investellect LTD, the entity to which CryptoBuzz links itself. Such discrepancies often signal deliberate misrepresentation. The company also states its goal is to achieve "the highest return from the activity on the foreign currency exchange (Forex) and Cryptocurrency exchange markets." No evidence supports legitimate trading operations or external revenue generation beyond new investor funds, a hallmark of Ponzi schemes.
Regulatory bodies globally, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the UK Financial Conduct Authority, consistently warn against unregistered investment offerings, particularly those promising guaranteed high returns without transparent business operations. Schemes like CryptoBuzz Corporation frequently violate securities laws by soliciting investments without proper registration or adequate disclosure to potential investors. The U.S. FTC provides resources for victims of investment fraud at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.