There is no information on the Funds Multiplier website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Funds Multiplier website domain (“fundsmultiplier.com”) was first registered on the 13th of January 2015. The registration was last updated on March 21st, 2016, suggesting this is when the current owners took possession of it.

The current Funds Multiplier domain registration is set to private and provides no information on the company’s owner(s).

On social media an individual named “Alamgir Hossaun” claims to be a Funds Multiplier admin:

Hello, I am the Alamgir Hossaun, one of the admins of Funds Multiplier. I will be answering all your questions here. I have been into online marketing since 2008. I specialize in PTC advertising, CPA and affiliate marketing.

You all know the plan/details already by now. We are a team of 2, Me and Kathryn. Kathryn handles mostly the technical aspects of our site.

I wasn’t able to put source any additional information on either Hossaun or “Kathryn”.

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 Funds Multiplier Product Line

Funds Multiplier has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Funds Multiplier affiliate membership itself.

Once signed up, Funds Multiplier affiliates are able to purchase “Ad Positions” to participate in the attached MLM opportunity.

Bundled with each Ad Position purchase are a series of advertising credits, which can be used to display advertising on the Funds Multiplier website.

The Funds Multiplier Compensation Plan

The Funds Multiplier compensation plan sees affiliates purchase $10 Ad Positions.

Each Ad Position is attached to a matrix position, which is passed through a two-tier matrix cycler.

Funds Multiplier use two matrix sizes in their cycler, a 2×1 and a 4×1.

A 2×1 matrix requires two positions to be filled before cycling, a 4×1 matrix requires four.

Positions in each matrix are filled via purchase of new matrix positions by new and existing Funds Multiplier affiliates.

Cycle commissions are paid out once each matrix is filled, with how much of a commission paid out determined by what tier of the cycler a position is cycling out of:

Tier 1 (2×1 matrix, positions cost $10) – pays $10 and cycles into Tier 2

Tier 2 (4×1 matrix) – pays $30 and cycles back into a new Tier 1 matrix

The total payout for cycling through both tiers of the matrix cycler is $40.

A 10% referral commission is paid out when recruited affiliates purchase a $10 matrix position.

This commission is paid out down five levels of recruitment (unilevel), with each level paying out a flat 10% ($1) per position purchased.

This same five-level deep unilevel structure is used to pay recruitment commissions, again at a rate of 10% of the $3 Funds Multiplier affiliate fee.

Joining Funds Multiplier

Affiliate membership with Funds Multiplier is $3.

Conclusion

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🤖 Quick Answer

What is Funds Multiplier's ownership structure?
The Funds Multiplier website provides no official information regarding company ownership or management. Domain registration records indicate the site was registered in January 2015, with updates through March 2016. The registration details remain private, obscuring ownership information. An individual named Alamgir Hossaun claims administrative involvement on social media platforms.

When was the Funds Multiplier domain established?
The domain "fundsmultiplier.com" was initially registered on January 13th, 2015. Registration information was last updated on March 21st, 2016, suggesting ownership transfer at that time. Current registration details are configured as private, preventing public access to proprietorship documentation.

What is the business model of Funds Multiplier?
Funds Multiplier operates as a two-tier matrix cycler scheme utilizing a $10 entry structure.

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