US national Jeremy Reynolds has emerged at the center of LGreen’s recovery scam.

Following LGreen’s collapse last week, the Ponzi scheme is now plying investors up for a recovery scam.

At the center of this scam within a scam is the promise of access to withdrawals again, for a fee.

LGreen’s recovery scam ruse is they’re upset about investors withdrawing money. Can’t have too many withdrawals in a Ponzi scheme.

LGreen is framing investor withdrawals as “manipulation”, which it is pretending to address.

This is from an official company announcement on Saturday, January 20th;

We are now understanding the significance of the issue and developing corrective actions to prevent further manipulation of our model. But due to the significant numbers of those involved, it will require more time to resolve.

The good news is that we are able to identify the offenders and implement solutions.

One of those solutions is a
50% fresh funds / 50% buy balance option
for upgrades and renewals to stop those who are using only internal funds.

And there it is, charging investors to access what they’ve already lost.

If enough gullible LGreen investors fall for the recovery scam, the Ponzi scheme will reboot till those funds are quickly exhausted again.

It is our goal to resume withdrawals soon. When we do so, withdrawals will likely be restricted by a certain % for a period of time until we can restore our model back to full health.

This brings us to Jeremy Reynolds who, as a prominent North American LGreen insider promoter, sent out the following communication;

Hey all,

I arrived back last night from Panama.

Just a quick note here, LGreen is run by Anderson Salgado.

Salgado is a Brazilian national and was running LGreen from Brazil.

In an effort to evade authorities, as per Reynolds’ communication Salgado appears to have fled to Panama.

This morning we received the complete list in a spreadsheet today from Anderson of all with more than 8 positions,  more than 15, and more that 25+ and yes, even more than 100+ positions in the tree based on several parameters there are using to identify them.

Good news and bad news… good news: we’ve identified most everyone whether they stepped forward or not, bad news: there are way more on the list than stepped forward, WAY more than we imagined.

Request:

I have flagged each of your accounts usernames that were sent as part of the group raising their hand to be first to arrange a “work out plan” so we can get back to our new normal.

Now I need one more thing…

Usernames:

Primary email used:

Please help Anderson help you.  If you haven’t listed all your teams in this boat, now is the time.   If you have, thank you, and your team will thank you when Anderson prioritizes these groups ahead of the literally hundreds we have uncovered.

Some will be worked out and likely with a positive outcome.  Others will be found out and I honestly don’t know when/if he will restore withdrawals for this large group.  He simpl

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Jeremy Reynolds in relation to the LGreen recovery scam?
Jeremy Reynolds is a US national identified as a central figure in LGreen's recovery scam, which emerged following the company's collapse and subsequent Ponzi scheme operation targeting defrauded investors with false promises of fund recovery in exchange for fees.

What is LGreen's recovery scam strategy?
LGreen's recovery scam operates within its collapsed Ponzi scheme by offering investors access to fund withdrawals for a fee, while framing legitimate investor withdrawals as "manipulation" requiring corrective actions and additional time to resolve.

How does LGreen justify its recovery scam to investors?
LGreen frames investor withdrawals as "model manipulation" in official announcements, claiming to develop corrective measures to prevent further withdrawals while requesting extended timelines and fees for recovery access from affected investors.

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