Apparently things are so bad at iGenius that executives are turning to former OneCoin Ponzi scammers.
Today we take a look at how Be Club is openly raiding iGenius.
Our source material is a document titled “Reasons for the move to Be-Club”.
The document is authored by former iGenius Director of Global Education, Stefan Kassing. It is being circulated among iGenius promoters in an effort to get them to join Be Club.
When exactly Kassing left iGenius is unclear but today he cites himself as Director of Global Education at Be Club.
Kassing opens his explanation for ditching iGenius for Be Club with a summary overview;
Why we turned away from iGenius: An honest analysis of the red flags
Every company looks good when the sun is shining. The first years with iGenius were also full of potential and growth.
However, true tests come during tough times – and that’s exactly where iGenius failed us. Here are the key reasons why we had to take a different path.
The first reason provided is “handling challenges”, wherein Kassing claims iGenius’ revenue has declined 20% to 30%.
Instead of investing in difficult times to stop the downward trend, questionable decisions were made:
Educators’ salaries, which had remained almost unchanged and minimalistic for years, were further reduced due to the revenue decline. These reductions often involved amounts that weren’t even four-figure sums – the cuts were minimal.
At the same time, the company invested 2 million euros to acquire another company.
These contradictory priorities raised a clear trust issue: While significant funds were allocated for external investments, those who sustained the entire education system and worked tirelessly were the ones impacted by cuts.
This severely damaged trust, as the decisions showed how little value was placed on the hard work and contributions of the team.
I believe the cited acquisition pertains to
iGenius’ parent company Investview acquiring Renu
, a personal care and supplement product developer, in late 2024.
If so, this suggests Kassing left iGenius either during or shortly after November 2024.
The second reason provided by Kassing is a series of what he refers to as “massive red flags”.
Sudden removal of Vimeo recordings
All recordings from the past 5 years were deactivated for customers without any warning.
A massive breach of trust that rendered all our hard work invisible.
Lack of communication
As Head of Education, I received no information or transparency.
Customers, educators, and partners were left completely in the dark.
By mid to late 2024, our messages, even those from the Head of Education, were no longer read or answered.
We were completely ignored and left uncertain – a clear sign of disrespect and unprofessionalism.
Kassing’s third reason is a “lack of innovation and dependence on third parties”.
There were no clear investments in product development or new ideas.
For months and years, we initiated and funded projects in the backgro
🤖 Quick Answer
What is Be Club's recruitment strategy targeting iGenius promoters?Be Club is actively recruiting iGenius promoters through circulated documents outlining reasons to switch platforms. Former iGenius Director of Global Education Stefan Kassing authored a document titled "Reasons for the move to Be-Club," which is being distributed among iGenius affiliates to encourage defection to Be Club's network.
Who is Stefan Kassing and what role does he play in the iGenius-to-Be Club transition?
Stefan Kassing previously served as Director of Global Education at iGenius. He departed the company under undisclosed circumstances and now holds the same title at Be Club. Kassing authored a recruitment document presenting what he describes as an "honest analysis of the red flags" he identified at iGenius.
What concerns have been raised about Be Club's leadership background?
Reports indicate that Be Club's operations involve
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