Flex operates in the AI spam MLM niche.

The company’s website names Robert Sacco and Dan Putnam as Flex’s co-founders.

In its compensation documentation, Flex identifies itself as “a B-Epic company”.

Putnam (right) owns
B-Epic
and attached MLM companies
B-Eco
and
Govvi
(suspected owner based on exclusivity representation).

Other MLM companies Putnam owns/owned include
O2 Worldwide
,
LurraLife
and
Against All Odds
.

Putnam is also a serial Ponzi scammer.

The SEC 
sued Putnam and Angel Rodriguez
, his partner in crime, for securities fraud in 2020.

Through various scams
, the SEC alleges Putnam and Rodriguez defrauded consumers out of at least $12 million.

Putnam
settled the SEC’s Ponzi fraud charges
back in January. Monetary penalties and ordered restitution remain pending.

Robert Sacco’s FaceBook profile cites him as a
Pruvit
distributor.

In 2021, Sacco fell down the crypto bro rabbithole:

CluCoin was a typical short-lived pump and dump shitcoin scam:

Sacco (right) also owns BitJar Labs, which claims it

fill(s) the voids and solve the pressing issues faced by ALL DIRECT SELLING companies.

As per Sacco’s BitJar Labs’ corporate bio;

For the past 20 years President and Founder, Robert Sacco, has seen back office development in the network marketing industry fail to answer the most pressing issues.

Robert has built large organizations in the industry and has been a Master Distributor 5 times.

He has led in corporate roles as VP of Marketing, VP of Business Development, VP of international Expansion and President of multiple International Direct Selling companies.

He has consulted numerous companies in back office development, international expansion, and IT throughout the industry and has written and collaborated on many compensation plans that are live in the industry today.

One of BitJar Labs’ projects is Selfles, launched last year.

Selfles combined a humanitarian frontend, silicone bands and an NFT grift backend.

As of August 2023, Selfles appears to have flopped.

Read on for a full review of Flex’s MLM opportunity.

Flex’s Products

Flex has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market Flex affiliate membership itself.

Flex affiliate membership provides access to an AI spambot they’re calling Rubi.

FLEX Technologies is a cutting-edge company revolutionizing the AI industry with its flagship product, Rubi.

Rubi, powered by XO AI, offers an unparalleled content generation experience. It goes beyond traditional content creation by leveraging microservices such as SPI, Xtract, and Personify.

Rubi provides a limitless opportunity for businesses and content creators. It empowers users to generate high-quality, tailored content quickly and efficiently.

With Rubi, you can save time, increase productivity, and deliver engaging content that captivates your audience.

Access to Rubi is priced based on how much spam you want to generate each month

Basic costs $15 a month and lets you gener

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Flex and its connection to B-Epic?
Flex operates in the artificial intelligence spam multi-level marketing sector. The company identifies itself as a B-Epic subsidiary in its compensation documentation. Co-founders Robert Sacco and Dan Putnam established Flex within B-Epic's corporate structure, which also encompasses affiliated MLM entities including B-Eco and Govvi.

Who is Dan Putnam and what is his background?
Dan Putnam is a serial entrepreneur and MLM operator who owns B-Epic and its subsidiary companies. He previously owned or operated multiple multi-level marketing ventures including O2 Worldwide, LurraLife, and Against All Odds. Putnam has faced significant legal scrutiny regarding fraudulent business practices.

What legal action has Putnam faced?
The Securities and Exchange Commission sued Putnam and Angel Rodriguez in 2020 for securities fraud and

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