GrowthClub Life fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

GrowthClub Life’s website domain (“growthclub.life”), was privately registered on May 7th, 2023.

Courtesy of off-site marketing, two names we can attach to GrowthClub Life are Victor Louis Tolulope, aka Victor Louis Adegunloye (Nigeria) and Kamran Abbasi (UK).

Both Tolulope and Abbasi are former NextGen Academy Ponzi scammers.

Tolulope was a NextGen Academy promoter, Abbasi was part of the executive team.

NextGen Academy
was a Ponzi scheme run by the notorious Gohar brothers; Rehan and Rizwan.

The Gohar brothers’ crime spree began in 2019 with the
BizzTrek
pyramid scheme. After BizzTrek collapsed the Gohar brothers launched
BizzTrade
later that same year.

BizzTrade collapsed twice under its own name over the next few years. In late December 2021 a third BizzTrade reboot was launched at
BizzTrade Pro
.

BizzTradePro lasted until April 2022, prompting the Gohar brothers to launch NextGen Academy.

NextGen Academy began to collapse by early 2023, prompting the launch of
My Car Club
in March 2023.

Following a
regulatory enforcement action in Australia tied to money laundering
, NextGen and My Car Club collapsed in or around May 2023.

Adegunloye and Abbasi began promoting GrowthClub Life a few months later, in or around September 2023.

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.

GrowthClub Life’s Products

GrowthClub markets access to passive returns tied to purported “ElevateWealth” automated trading.

GrowthClub Life solicits investment on the promise of “up to 20% monthly”, capped at “600% in 24 months with compounding”.

The minimum investment amount is $500, with GrowthClub Life pitching consumers on two investment plans:

Conservative System – up to 10% a month, capped at 300% over 24 months

Aggressive System – up to 20% a month, capped at 600% over 24 months

Note that GrowthClub Life charges a 35% fee on all ROI payments.

Access to GrowthClub Life’s passive returns investment scheme is via subscription:

Regular – $49.99 a month

Standard – $224.99 every six months

Pro – $399.99 annually

Premium – $999.99 every three years

GrowthClub Life’s Compensation Plan

GrowthClub Life’s compensation plan is tied to referral of trading customers and recruitment of affiliates.

Recruitment Commissions

GrowthClub Life affiliates pay a $50 joining fee. This fee is paid as a gifting payment to recruiting affiliates.

I.e. you recruit a GrowthClub Life affiliate and you receive their $50 joining fee payment.

Residual Recruitment Commissions

GrowthClub Life rewards top recruited with a monthly bonus:

refer/recruit fifteen customers/affiliates and receive $200 a month

refer/recruit fifty customers/affiliates and receive $600 a month

refer/recruit one hundred and fifty customers/affiliates and receive $1000 a month

refer/recruit three hundred cu

🤖 Quick Answer

What is GrowthClub Life and who operates it?
GrowthClub Life is an online investment platform whose website domain was registered on May 7th, 2023. The platform discloses no ownership or executive information publicly. Investigations have linked it to Victor Louis Tolulope (also known as Victor Louis Adegunloye) from Nigeria and Kamran Abbasi from the United Kingdom.

What is the background of GrowthClub Life's identified operators?
Victor Louis Tolulope and Kamran Abbasi are both former participants in the NextGen Academy scheme. Tolulope served as a promoter, while Abbasi held a position on the executive team. NextGen Academy was a Ponzi scheme operated by Rehan and Rizwan Gohar, known collectively as the Gohar brothers.

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