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

The IntellaShares website domain (“intellashares.com”) was registered on the 14th of January 2014, with a “Jay Fantano” listed as the domain owner. An address in the US state of New York is also provided.

Further research reveals the address provided to be that of a residential building.

On his Facebook profile, Fantano refers to IntellaShares as “our company”:

The use of “our” is explained through Fantano’s referring of his fellow IntellaShares admins as “the 4 horsemen”.

In an email sent out to IntellaShares affiliates in January, Fantano identifies the three other individuals running the company as Dave Reit, Joe Beach and Samantha Cruz.

The 4 Horsemen is a name that the Owners have adopted as sort of a battle cry against scams and quick to die programs. It is our way to promote the message that we are different.

We are competent, convicted, and committed.

We have seen enough failures in the last 90 days and we want to do something about it.

We are not a group of scammers. I, personally am a Golf Professional. I teach privately and compete locally.

Joe and Dave are musicians and fathers. Samantha is a professional young woman, background in sales, customer service, and restaurant management.

Somewhat curiously, Fantano refers to himself as “John Fantano” instead of Jay – as it appears on the IntellaShares domain registration and his Facebook profile.

Fantano’s Facebook profile meanwhile reveals he has been involved in

AdsClickPay – $5 investments on the promise of a $6.50 ROI, launched December 2014 and collapsed in January 2015

AdReverts
– Ponzi investment scheme launched in December 2014, affiliates invested $5-$30 on the promise of up to $30,000 ROIs

HeavenPaid – 130% ROI Ponzi investment scheme

ClickAdPays – Ponzi investment scheme that solicited $1-$100 investments

IQLife
– recruitment-driven social network scheme

Prior to his involvement in the MLM industry, Fantano was delivering pizzas (2013). MLM promotion began on Fantano’s Facebook profile in early 2014.

After jumping from opportunity to opportunity over the past two years, evidently Fantano and friends have now decided to launch their own company.

Read on for a full review of the IntellaShares MLM business opportunity.

The IntellaShares Product Line

IntellaShares has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership with the company itself (up to $10 a month).

Once signed up, IntellaShares affiliates can then invest $2.50 with the company and participate in the income opportunity.

Bundled with each $2.50 investment are a series of advertising credits, which can be used to display advertising on the IntellaShares website.

The IntellaShares Compensation Plan

The IntellaShares website sees affiliate invest $2.50 on the promise of an advertised $3.25 ROI.

Affiliates must re-invest 60% of any ROI paid out, with only 40% av

🤖 Quick Answer

Who are the owners of IntellaShares?
IntellaShares is operated by four individuals collectively known as "The 4 Horsemen": Jay Fantano (domain registrant), Dave Reit, Joe Beach, and Samantha Cruz. Fantano registered the domain intellashares.com on January 14, 2014, using a residential address in New York state.

What is the corporate structure of IntellaShares?
IntellaShares lacks transparent ownership information on its website. The company operates through its four founding members, referred to internally as "The 4 Horsemen," who manage administrative and operational functions through informal organizational structure.

Where is IntellaShares registered?
The IntellaShares domain was registered on January 14, 2014, with a residential address listed in New York state. Official corporate documentation or business registration details remain unclear

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