E-Cooperative Review: Two-tier matrix cash gifting

There is no information on the E-Cooperative website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The E-Cooperative website domain (“ecooperative.online”) was registered on October 25th, 2016. Christian Jombo of HeptaPixels INC is listed as the owner, with an address in Calabar, Nigeria also provided.

HeptaPixels appear to be a web hosting company based out of Nigeria. Christian Jombo is cited as the company’s CEO.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The E-Cooperative Product Line

E-Cooperative has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market E-Cooperative affiliate membership itself.

The E-Cooperative Compensation Plan

The E-Cooperative compensation plan sees affiliates purchase positions in a two-tier 4×4 matrix cash gifting scheme.

A 2×4 matrix places an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with four positions directly under them:

These four positions form the first level of the matrix. The second level of the matrix is generated by splitting each of the four positions into another four positions each (16 positions).

The third and fourth levels of the matrix are generated in the same manner, respectively housing sixty-four and two hundred and fifty-six positions each.

In total, a complete 4×4 matrix houses three hundred and forty positions.

An E-Cooperative affiliate begins by gifting ₦1000 ($3.17 USD) to the affiliate who recruited them.

This unlocks the first level of the matrix and qualifies them to receive ₦1000 from four subsequently recruited affiliates.

The second level of the matrix is unlocked by gifting ₦2500 ($7.94 USD) to the affiliate who recruited the affiliate who recruited you (2nd upline).

This payment qualifies an affiliate to receive ₦2500 from sixteen subsequently recruited affiliates.

Payments across the rest of E-Cooperative’s compensation plan operate in the same manner, the only difference being the amounts gifted and to who.

Matrix 1, level 1 – gift ₦1000 ($3.17 USD) to the affiliate who recruited you and receive ₦1000 from four subsequently recruited affiliates

Matrix 1, level 2 – gift ₦2500 ($7.94 USD) to your second upline and receive ₦2500 from sixteen affiliates

Matrix 1, level 3 – gift ₦5000 ($15.87 USD) to your third upline and receive ₦5000 from sixty-four affiliates

Matrix 1, level 4 – gift ₦10,000 ($31.75 USD) to your fourth upline and receive ₦10,000 from two hundred and fifty-six affiliates

Matrix 2, level 1 – gift ₦25,000 ($79.37 USD) to the affiliate who recruited you and receive ₦25,000 from four affiliates

Matrix 2, level 2 – gift ₦50,000 ($158.73 USD) to your second upline and receive ₦50,000 from sixteen affiliates

Matrix 2, level 3 – gift ₦90,000 ($285.71 USD) to your third upline and receive ₦90,000 from sixty-four affiliates

Matrix 2, level 4 – gift ₦175,000 ($555.56 USD) to your fourth upline and receive ₦175,000 from two hundred and fifty-si

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates E-Cooperative?

What products does E-Cooperative offer?
E-Cooperative operates without retailable products or services. Affiliates exclusively market E-Cooperative membership itself, relying solely on recruitment rather than tangible goods or services for revenue generation within the compensation structure.

What transparency issues exist regarding E-Cooperative's ownership?
The E-Cooperative website provides no clear information identifying owners or management. This lack of operational transparency is characteristic of certain MLM structures, where prospective members should exercise caution before financial commitment or organizational involvement.

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