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

The LikesXL website domain (“likesxl.com”) was registered on the 24th of August 2015, with “Kolar Peter” (Peter Kolar?) listed as the owner. An address in Mauren, Liechtenstein (a known tax-haven) is also provided.

LikesXL itself would appear to be based out of Austria, with the default language on the LikesXL site set to German, the LikesXL website hosted with an Austrian company and Austria the country featured in example material explaining how affiliates sign up.

Possibly due to language-barriers, I was unable to find any further information on Peter Kolar.

Of note is that LikesXL is being promoted with dubious marketing pitches that mention a “well-known credit card company”:

A couple of board members of a Major CC company (some of them I have met personally) have been in contact with Mike Deese (MyAdvertisingPays) and other advertising platform owners for over a year, and they have learned a LOT…

This Major CC that we all know has now pre-launched their own Advertising Platform / Revenue Share last Saturday, starting from The Netherlands.

I was there and was amazed by what they have created. As you know, I have years of experience in this area.

This Major Company has partnered up with giants like Mercedes, Volvo, Disney Worldwide, Universal Studios, Sony, Gucci, Prada, MacDonalds, Versace, Porsche, Audi, etc etc., to name just a few.

These companies are paying millions in advertising each year and they will pay many millions to this new platform for people to simply view their ads and their offers.

It has been thoroughly tested in Norway for over 3 months with 8000 people. Launch will be on 19th of October.

MyAdvertisingPays
is an ad-credit Ponzi scheme launched in late 2013, with it fast approaching the typical two-year Ponzi lifespan.

It should go without saying that reputable credit card companies aren’t in the habit of launching Ponzi schemes, so take pitches like the above with a dumptruck full of salt.

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.

The LikesXL Product Line

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

The LikesXL Compensation Plan

The LikesXL compensation plan sees affiliates invest in €50 EUR “PR packs” and get paid to recruit others who do the same.

Passive ROIs

Advertised ROIs on each PR pack investment is between €0.35 and €1.20 EUR daily.

There is currently no limit on the size of the ROI offered on each pack, with ROIs continued to be paid out subject to continued new PR pack investment.

Note however that affiliates are capped on how many PR packs they can invest in, which is determined by how much they pay in LikesXL affiliate fees:

Green (€29.90 annually) – 50 PR packs

Silver (€29 a month) – 150 PR packs

Gold (€39 a month) –

🤖 Quick Answer

What is LikesXL and who operates it?
LikesXL is an online service registered in 2015 with domain ownership attributed to Peter Kolar, listing an address in Mauren, Liechtenstein. The platform appears Austria-based, evidenced by German default language settings and Austrian hosting infrastructure. No transparent ownership or operational information is publicly disclosed on the website.

What are the red flags associated with LikesXL?
LikesXL exhibits characteristics of fraudulent schemes, including obscured ownership details, registration in tax-haven jurisdictions, and dubious marketing materials referencing unnamed credit card companies. The €50 per-transaction model and ponzi-like structure raise significant financial legitimacy concerns.

Where is LikesXL geographically located?
LikesXL maintains operational presence across multiple jurisdictions: domain registration in Liechtenstein (tax haven

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