Identified as the owner of Fort Ad Pays on the company website is Pedro Fort.

On his LinkedIn profile, Fort lists his location as Columbia, which is presumably where Fort Ad Pays is being operated from.

The Pedro Fort Ads website domain lists Fort as the owner, using what appears to be a bogus address in Spain (fake street address and city).

On his LinkedIn profile Fort (right) credits himself as the CEO of something called “MLM Shop”. The Fort Ad Pays website also uses MLM Shop domain name-servers (“mlmshop.net”).

MLM Shop launched in 2013, with the domain registered anonymously on November 15th.

A visit to the MLM Shop website without a referral link reveals yet another address for Fort, this time in the US state of Florida.

Of note is the banner at the top of the page reads “Business Shop”, suggesting either the name of the MLM shop scheme was changed or that it goes by multiple names.

In any event, research into the MLM Shop compensation plan reveals it to be a Ponzi investment scheme in decline.

As per the MLM shop website affiliates invest up to $50,000 in “packs”, with the company advertising greater than 100% ROIs in 30 days.

My guess is that a gradual decline of new investment into MLM Shop is what prompted the launch of Fort Ad Pays.

Read on for a full review of the Fort Ad Pays MLM business opportunity.

The Fort Ad Pays Product Line

Fort Ad Pays has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Fort Ad Pays affiliate membership itself.

Once signed up, Fort Ad Pays affiliates are then able to invest in $1 to $300 “ad credit-packs”.

Bundled with each of these ad credit-packs are a series of advertising credits, which can be used to display advertising on the Fort Ad Pays website itself.

The Fort Ad Pays Compensation Plan

The Fort Ad Pays compensation plan sees affiliates $1 to $300 on the promise of an advertised >100% ROI.

$1 investment = $3 ROI (300%)

$10 investment = $12 ROI (120%)

$50 investment = $75 ROI (150%)

$100 investment = $180 ROI (180%)

$300 investment = $630 ROI (210%)

Note that Fort Ad Pays affiliates must view a set number of company-supplied ads each day in order to qualify for a daily ROI payout.

This requirement can be waived for an additional fee.

Referral commissions are paid on funds invested by recruited affiliates, paid out down five levels of recruitment (unilevel):

level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 8%

level 2 – 4%

level 3 – 2%

level 4 – 1%

level 5 – 5%

Joining Fort Ad Pays

Affiliate membership with Fort Ad Pays is free, however free affiliates can only collect referral commissions.

Full participation in the Fort Ad Pays MLM opportunity requires a minimum investment of between $1 and $300.

Conclusion

With nothing being marketed to retail customers, 100% of the revenue paid into Fort Ad Pays is sourced from affiliates.

Thus it follows the same is true of commissions paid out, which when coupled with the ROI nature of the compensation plan, iden

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Fort Ad Pays according to this review?
Fort Ad Pays is an advertising platform allegedly operated by Pedro Fort from Colombia, offering ad credits ranging from $1 to $300. The review identifies it as a Ponzi scheme with connections to MLM Shop, a company founded in 2013, sharing domain infrastructure and showing multiple conflicting address registrations across Spain, Colombia, and Florida.

Who is Pedro Fort and what are his business connections?
Pedro Fort is identified as the owner and CEO of Fort Ad Pays and MLM Shop. His LinkedIn profile lists his location as Colombia. Domain registrations associate him with addresses in Spain and Florida. Fort Ad Pays and MLM Shop share domain name-servers (mlmshop.net), suggesting operational connections between the two entities.

What suspicious patterns does the Fort Ad Pays domain registration reveal?
Fort Ad Pays domain registration lists a bogus address in Spain

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