DuePoint operate in the financial services MLM niche and are based out of Gauteng, South Africa.

DuePoint list five “team members” on their website, however their specific roles within the company are no defined.

Brendan Benfield, Timothy Renolds, Rob Van Der Bijl, Stacey Paul and Jayne Verity are credited with backgrounds in finance and tech.

Jayne Verity is the DuePoint team member credited with MLM experience;

Having developed direct marketing teams both in the UK and in South Africa, she adds extensive knowledge and experience to DuePoint.

Perusal of Verity’s Twitter profile reveals marketing material for The Worlds Biggest Buying Club (2011, now defunct). Other than attendance at a DSA South Africa event in 2015, I was unable to confirm Verity’s MLM credentials.

Read on for a full review of the DuePoint MLM opportunity.

DuePoint Products

On their website DuePoint claim to be

a division of Constantia Insurance Company Limited, which is a registered Financial Services Provider FSP 31111.

At the time of publication the Constantia website was down. From what I gather though it’s an independent financial advice company based out of South Africa.

Constantia products featured on the DuePoint website include:

Access Wealth – R100 ZAR a month tax-free investment account and personal accident policy for R299 ZAR ($22.50 USD)

Wealth Guard – R1.1 million ZAR ($82,898 USD) personal accident cover for R274 ZAR ($20.65 USD)

Wealth Points is a R274 ZAR ($20.65 USD) membership subscription service that provides access to various third-party “buyers’ club partners”.

These partners include voucher providers, an ISP, car dealership, travel agency, home appliance retailer, eCommerce platforms, hair dryer retailer, hair salon and personal fitness trainer.

Although not explicitly clarified on the DuePoint website, I believe each subscription is monthly recurring.

The DuePoint Compensation Plan

When a DuePoint affiliate sells a subscription to a retail customer or recruited affiliate, a R27.50 ZAR commission is generated ($2.05 USD).

This commission is monthly recurring for the life of the subscription.

To qualify for commissions a DuePoint affiliate must sell at least one subscription to three recruited affiliates.

Despite a R27.50 ZAR commission generated on each subscription sale, how much a DuePoint affiliate actually receives is determined by a unilevel compensation structure.

A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):

If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.

If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.

The amount of unilevel levels a DuePoint affiliate can earn on is based on how many affiliates they’ve personally recruited.

One recruit

🤖 Quick Answer

What is DuePoint's operational base and business model?
DuePoint operates as a financial services company within the MLM sector, headquartered in Gauteng, South Africa. The company offers financial insurance and eCommerce subscription services, combining direct marketing strategies with financial products targeting distributors and consumers within their network structure.

Who comprises DuePoint's leadership team?
DuePoint's five listed team members are Brendan Benfield, Timothy Renolds, Rob Van Der Bijl, Stacey Paul, and Jayne Verity. All are credited with backgrounds in finance and technology sectors, though their specific organizational roles remain undefined on the company's official website.

What MLM experience does Jayne Verity bring to DuePoint?
Jayne Verity is recognized for developing direct marketing teams across the United Kingdom and South Africa. Her documented MLM background includes involvement with

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