There is no information on the Infinity8Gold website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Infinity8Gold website domain was registered on the 3rd of January 2015, however the domain registration is set to private.

As always, if a 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 Infinity8Gold Product Line

Infinity8Gold has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership itself.

Once signed up, Infinty8Gold affiliates are then able to purchase advertising credits. These credits can be used to display advertising on the Infinity8Gold website.

The Infinity8Gold Compensation Plan

The Infinity8Gold compensation plan sees affiliate purchase positions in a series of matrices.

These matrices are of the 4×1 variety, with each position requiring four below it to be filled before the position at the top cycles out.

Commissions in each of the five matrices offered in Infinity8Gold are paid out as follows:

Matrix 1 – positions costs $2, pays out $2 and entry into Matrix 2

Matrix 2 – positions costs $4, pays out $4 and entry into Matrix 3

Matrix 3 – positions costs $8, pays out $6 and entry into Matrix 4

Matrix 4 – positions costs $20, pays out $14 and entry into Matrix 5

Matrix 5 – positions costs $50, pays out $100

A Matching Bonus is paid when personally recruited affiliates cycle out of matrices 2 to 5, paying out as follows:

Matrix 2 and 3 – $1

Matrix 4 – $2

Matrix 5 – $30

Pledge Subscriptions

In addition to purchasing matrix positions, Infinity8Gold affiliates must also maintain a $2 a day subscription.

Affiliate fund this pledge subscription themselves, but also receive payments towards it when they cycle out of matrices as follows:

Matrix 1 – $2

Matrix 2 – $3

Matrix 3 – $5

Matrix 4 – $14

Matrix 5 – $70

Joining Infinity8Gold

Affiliate membership with Infinity8Gold is free however in order to participate in the company’s income opportunity, affiliates must purchase at least one matrix position ($2-50) and maintain a subscription ($2 a day).

Conclusion

Under the guise of selling advertising, Infinity8Gold offer affiliates participation in a relatively straight forward matrix-based Ponzi scheme.

Affiliates buy in for $2, and as new positions are purchased (invested in) by other affiliates, they eventually are paid an advertised ROI.

Where does this ROI money come from?

Quite obviously from affiliates investing in positions. But don’t take me word for it, here’s Infinity8Gold’s own explanation via their “no refunds” refund policy:

We have a strict NO REFUNDS Policy!
We share the revenue earned from your purchase with other members
, so we can not afford to offer refunds.

Using newly invested affiliate funds to pay off existing investors, clearly makes Infinity8Gold a Ponzi scheme.

The Pledge Subscription system will serve to extend the life of the scheme, as all it does is trap more a

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Infinity8Gold's business model?
Infinity8Gold operates as a subscription-based cycler system where affiliates purchase positions ranging from $2 to $50. The company offers no retailable products or services; instead, affiliates market membership itself and purchase advertising credits for display on the platform, generating revenue primarily through recruitment rather than product sales.

Who manages Infinity8Gold?
The Infinity8Gold website provides no publicly available information regarding ownership or management. The domain was registered on January 3, 2015, with private registration settings, preventing identification of responsible parties and raising transparency concerns typical of questionable MLM structures.

What compensation structure does Infinity8Gold employ?
Infinity8Gold utilizes a cycler compensation model where affiliates purchase position packages. Income generation depends primarily on recruiting new members into the system rather than selling legitimate products or services, characteristic of pyramid scheme mechanics.

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