Genesis Global Network review launched earlier this year and list a corporate address in Belize (a known tax-haven) on their website.

Genesis is a legal corporation registered in Belize and is a closely held private company.

Research reveals multiple businesses operating out of this address, indicating that Genesis Global Network use virtual office space. Other than registration, it would appear Genesis Global Network do not have an actual physical presence in Belize.

Identified as Chief Visionary Officer on Genesis Global Network’s website is Donald Bernardin. Affiliate marketing for Genesis Global Network suggests Bernardin created the company with Brandon Bradshaw.

Back in 2013 Brandon Bradshaw fronted the Ponzi AddWallet as Vice-President. Loius Cordero was named CEO in Ecuador, however this was evidently a puppet position that formed part of
a larger plan to elude US regulatory attention
.

Why would AddWallet feel they need to hide from US regulators?

AddWallet
was based on
Zeek Rewards
, an $850 million Ponzi scheme
shutdown by the SEC in mid-2012
.

A reload scheme that sought to cajole disenfranchised Zeek Rewards investors into a stripped down reload scam, AddWallet got rid of Zeek’s penny auction facade and had affiliates invest up to $5000 directly in Ponzi points.

This was done under the guise of advertising credits, a commonly used front by online Ponzi schemes today.

AddWallet launched in early 2013 and by mid-year was showing signs of new affiliate funds drying up.

On a conference call held in late May, Brandon Bradshaw told his investors that if they weren’t happy with the diminishing returns, they should cut their losses and move on.

Around the same time, other AddWallet affiliates
begged their fellow investors not to withdraw funds
(as they were likely trying to withdraw themselves).

The next few months saw AddWallet continue to decline. The company desperately attempted to attract new investor funds with $2000 “founder packages”, however with affiliates reporting widespread lack of payments and disappearing Ponzi points, these attempts went nowhere.

In August, Bradshaw announced he was leaving AddWallet (and taking whatever funds he’d stolen from investors with him).

No official reason for Bradshaw’s departure was ever provided.

As mentioned earlier, both Bradshaw and Bernardin (right) are graduates of the Zeek Rewards Ponzi scheme.

As above, two “Donald Bernardins” appear on a published list of Zeek Rewards investors who made more than $1000 and, as of May 2014, have refused to negotiate the returning of funds they stole:

It would appear whatever money was left from the AddWallet collapse (the company completely fell apart when Bradshaw bailed), has now run out. And so Bradshaw and Bernardin are back with a new opportunity, Genesis Global Network.

Having likely burnt their bridges in the Dominican Republic, now we have Genesis Global Network registered in Belize.

Bradshaw is no stranger to deliberately

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Genesis Global Network and where is it registered?
Genesis Global Network is a private corporation registered in Belize that launched earlier this year. The company lists a corporate address in Belize on its website, though research indicates it operates from virtual office space shared with multiple other businesses, suggesting minimal physical presence in the jurisdiction.

Who are the key figures associated with Genesis Global Network?
Donald Bernardin is identified as Chief Visionary Officer on Genesis Global Network's website. Brandon Bradshaw is associated with the company's creation. Bradshaw previously served as Vice-President of AddWallet in 2013, a venture later identified as operating a Ponzi scheme structure.

What is the connection between Genesis Global Network and AddWallet?
Brandon Bradshaw, co-founder of Genesis Global Network, previously fronted AddWallet as Vice-President in 2013. AddWallet was identified as a Pon

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