DBM Masterminds launched earlier this year and is headed up by CEO and Founder Dillon Dean.

No corporate address is provided on the DBM Masterminds website. The company’s website domain however is registered to Dean using an address in the US state of Colorado, possibly indicating that this is where DBM Masterminds is being run out of.

According to Dean’s DBM Masterminds corporate bio, he’s been involved in “internent marketing” for three years:

I’m Dillon. I have been in the internent (sic) marketing industry for about 3 years.

My mission and goal is to help EVERYONE make money, not just hot shots and heavy hitters.

I created a system that ensures commissions for all my members. Nothing like it.

A Facebook image dated December 2013 suggests that Dean has previously been involved in Vemma:

Further research reveals blog entries by Dean marketing both Vemma and TVC Matrix (MCA), circa early 2013:

Vemma I haven’t reviewed yet (they market the Verve energy drink), but
TVC Matrix
market a recruitment-driven matrix compensation plan attached to motor-insurance (MCA).

The latest post on that blog is dated November 2013 and pitches what appears to be a binary options opportunity. It would appear that by the end of 2013 Dillon had moved on from both Vemma and TVC.

Read on for a full review of the DBM Masterminds MLM business Opportunity.

The DBM Masterminds Product Line

DBM Mastermind themselves don’t appear to have any retailable products or services, other than affiliate membership.

A “DBM Products” section appears on the company website, however this appears to be populated with Amazon products:

As you can see above, DBM Masterminds have simply copy and pasted the Amazon product description and jacked up the price.

I confirmed this by checking other products listed on the DBM Mastermind website. The first four listed at least all had descriptions copied over from Amazon and were listed at a higher price.

I suspect Dean maintains an Amazon affiliate account through which the products listed on the DBM Masterminds website are offered.

In any event, this would appear to have nothing to do with the DBM MLM business opportunity.

The DBM Masterminds Compensation Plan

Although it’s presented as an 11 level deep matrix,

the DBM compensation plan operates more like a straight-line cycler.

A position is purchased by a DBM Masterminds affiliate for either $70 (Gold) or $280 (Success).

Then once 584 positions have been purchased (composed of 120 Gold and 464 Success positions) an affiliate is “paid out”.

DBM Masterminds refer to 584 positions being purchased after an initial position as a “cycle”.

How much an affiliate receives when their position cycles depends  on how much they spent on their position:

Gold position – $150

Success position – $625

Referral commissions are also offered on the purchase of positions, paying out $6 for a Gold and $24 for a Success position.

Joining DBM Masterminds

Affiliate membership to DBM Masterminds

🤖 Quick Answer

What is DBM Masterminds and who founded it?
DBM Masterminds is an investment scheme launched earlier this year with investment tiers ranging from $70 to $280. The company is headed by CEO and Founder Dillon Dean, who claims three years of experience in internet marketing. Dean's stated mission is helping members generate commissions through a system he developed.

Where is DBM Masterminds based?
Although no corporate address appears on the DBM Masterminds website, the domain registration uses an address in Colorado, United States, suggesting the company operates from that location under Dillon Dean's registration details.

What are the red flags associated with DBM Masterminds?
Several concerns emerge from available information: lack of official corporate address transparency, the founder's typo-ridden biography ("internent" instead of "internet"), claims of guaranteed commissions for all members, and

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