Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone Review: Hernia op scam?

A “Gerhard” is credited as Founder and CEO of Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone on the company’s website.

The Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone website domain registration reveals this to be Gerhard Rempel.

The domain itself (“fastperpetualcash.com”) was registered by Rempel on the 23rd of April 2015, using an address in Manitoba, Canada.

Rempel (right) first appeared on BehindMLM’s radar back in 2013, as co-owner of
Belizers
.

Belizers, now long since collapsed,  saw affiliates invest between $10 and $25 on the promise of an advertised 150% ROI.

According to Rempel’s Facebook profile, he’s still living in Belize. Why he registered the Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone website domain with an address in Canada then is unclear.

In addition to Belizers, other opportunities Rempel has advertised on his Facebook profile include
PM RevShares
(reboot of Hourly RevShare Ponzi scheme),
Automatic Mobile Cash
 (app market Ponzi scheme), 
Tsu
(social network) and Flip Your Profits (Gerhard launched this himself in January 2015, appears to be a collapsed revenue-sharing scheme).

In 2014 Rempel launched United Group International, which saw affiliates gift payments of $10 to existing participants.

Further research reveals Rempel also having advertised 
Empower Network
 and 
x100K
(matrix-based Ponzi scheme).

Read on for a full review of the Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone MLM business opportunity.

The Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone Product Line

Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership with the company itself.

Once signed up, Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone affiliates can purchase $10 matrix positions.

Bundled with each of these positions are a series of advertising credits, which can be used to display advertising on the Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone website itself.

The Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone Compensation Plan

The Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone sees affiliates purchase $10 positions in a three-tier matrix cycler and straight-line queue.

Matrix Cycler Commissions

Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone uses two matrix structure to pay cycler commissions, 1×2 and 1×3.

A 1×2 matrix has two positions to fill, a 1×3 has three.

Once positions are filled (via other affiliates purchasing matrix positions, an affiliate “cycles” out of the matrix.

Commissions are paid in the third tier of the cycler as follows:

Matrix 1 (1×2, positions cost $10) – cycles an affiliate into Matrix 2

Matrix 2 (1×3) – cycles an affiliate into Matrix 3 and generates a $10 straight-line queue position

Matrix 3 (1×3) – pays $100

A $5 referral commission is also paid when a personally recruited affiliate cycles out of the second and third tiers (Matrix 2 and 3).

A $10 straight-line cycler position is also created when a personally recruited affiliates cycles out of Matrix 3.

Straight-line Queue Commissions

Upon cycling out of Matrix 2, each Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone affiliate is given a $10 straight-line queue positio

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the founder of Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone?

What was Belizers and its connection to Rempel?
Belizers was a previous venture co-owned by Gerhard Rempel that collapsed. Affiliates invested between $10-$25 with promises of 150% return on investment, raising concerns about unsustainable financial structures in Rempel's business operations.

What is the domain registration history of Fast Perpetual Cash Cyclone?
The domain "fastperpetualcash.com" was registered by Gerhard Rempel

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