InovoCB fails to provide verifiable ownership or executive information on its website.
InovoCB names Jimmy Nogues and John Martinez and co-founders on its website.
No information about either Nogues or Martinez is provided. Nor do Nogues and Martinez appear to exist outside of being named on InovoCB’s website.
It is unclear whether Nogues and Martinez, as represented on InovoCB’s website, actually exist.
InovoCB’s website domain (“inovocb.com”), was privately registered on September 29th, 2023.
It should be noted that InovoCB’s website defaults to French. This suggests links to a French-speaking admin.
In an attempt to appear legitimate, on its website InovoCB represents it is based out of Ontario, Canada. Whether InovoCB has any actual ties to Ontario is unclear (unlikely).
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.
InovoCB’s Products
InovoCB markets a $100 a month cashback scheme.
InovoCB subscribers are able to claim back 20% on accepted receipts, capped at $200 a month.
InovoCB affiliates can also access the scheme and are capped at $300 a month.
Note there is also a free subscription option but this has nothing to do with InovoCB’s MLM opportunity.
InovoCB’s Compensation Plan
InovoCB retail and affiliate subscribers invest $100 a month.
Through uploading of receipts (a pointless task we’ll discuss more in the conclusion of this review), InovoCB retail and affiliate subscribers are able to receive up to $200 and $300 a month respectively.
The MLM side of InovoCB pays on recruitment of retail and affiliate subscribers:
VIP – recruit and maintain three subscribers and receive $4 a day
Elite – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have twelve total subscribers in your downline and receive $15 a day
Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have forty total subscribers in your downline and receive $24 a day
1 Star Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have eighty total subscribers in your downline and receive $40 a day
2 Star Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have one hundred and fifty total subscribers in your downline and receive $75 a day
3 Star Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have three hundred total subscribers in your downline and receive $120 a day
4 Star Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have five hundred total subscribers in your downline and receive $200 a day
5 Star Executive – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have seven hundred and fifty total subscribers in your downline and receive $250 a day
Ambassador – maintain three personally recruited affiliate subscribers, have one thousand total subscribers in your downline and receive $300 a day
Silver Ambassador – maintain three personally re
🤖 Quick Answer
What is InovoCB?InovoCB is a platform identified as a receipt cashback Ponzi scheme. It claims to be co-founded by Jimmy Nogues and John Martinez, neither of whom can be verified as real individuals outside the company's own website. The site domain was privately registered on September 29th, 2023.
Who are the founders of InovoCB?
InovoCB lists Jimmy Nogues and John Martinez as co-founders on its website. However, no verifiable biographical or professional information exists for either individual beyond their mention on the InovoCB site, raising significant concerns about whether these persons actually exist as represented.
Where is InovoCB based?
InovoCB claims to operate from Ontario, Canada, according to its website. However, no verifiable evidence confirms any genuine operational ties to Ontario. The website defaults to French, which suggests the platform's
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