A prolific promoter of failed MLM schemes just launched another one. Dustin Mansell created Matrix Empire, a $45-a-month membership pyramid that pays commissions purely for recruiting others.

Mansell confirmed he built the company in a YouTube video uploaded October 7th titled "Matrix Empire Review – 1 Platform – 3 Income Streams." In the video he logs into the platform using an admin account. Yet Matrix Empire's website keeps ownership hidden. The domain matrixempire.com was privately registered on August 25th, 2022, leaving no public record of who owns it—until affiliate promoters credited Mansell.

This isn't Mansell's first rodeo with fraudulent schemes. The Las Vegas resident has spent recent months promoting a long string of collapsed MLMs and crypto Ponzis. He pushed Text ALN, a matrix-based recruitment scheme. He hyped Against All Odds, an NFT scam tied to Dun Putnam. He marketed Hapi Travel, a travel MLM likely operating as a pyramid scheme, and IX Global, which faced money laundering arrests in India. Mansell also promoted Quick Silver, a spinoff of ISN Coins, and Infinity Matrix, an outright pyramid scheme. He boosted B-Eco, another Putnam cash grab involving fuel tabs, and Intelligence Prime Capital, a crypto Ponzi that collapsed under Boris. Outside MLM territory, Mansell peddled Weed and Dealers BNB, an 8% daily return crypto scam that predictably imploded.

Matrix Empire's pitch is bare-bones. The company has zero retailable products or services. Affiliates pay $45 monthly and market only the membership itself, bundled with a vague YouTube ranking course that has no content preview, no listed author, and no details whatsoever.

Money flows through a 3×10 matrix structure. An affiliate sits at the top with three positions beneath them. Those three split into nine more positions, and the pattern repeats ten levels deep. As recruits fill these positions and pay their monthly fees, commissions get paid out: $15 for level one, $4 for level two, $3 for level three, $2 for levels four through seven, $3 for levels eight and nine, and $4 for level ten.

The math is simple. All commission payouts come from that $45 monthly fee. There's no external revenue, no customer base outside the recruitment scheme. Money stops flowing the moment recruitment stops.

Mansell's track record shows exactly what happens next. Every scheme he's promoted has collapsed. His involvement with Matrix Empire suggests the same outcome awaits.

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Dustin Mansell and what is Matrix Empire?
Dustin Mansell is a Las Vegas-based promoter who created Matrix Empire, a $45-monthly membership scheme operating as a pyramid structure. The company compensates participants primarily through recruitment commissions rather than legitimate product sales, with Mansell's ownership confirmed through a YouTube video despite the domain being privately registered.

What evidence links Dustin Mansell to Matrix Empire's ownership?
Mansell uploaded a YouTube video titled "Matrix Empire Review – 1 Platform – 3 Income Streams" on October 7th, wherein he accessed the platform using an administrator account. Although matrixempire.com was privately registered on August 25th, 2022, concealing ownership details, affiliate promoters publicly attributed the company's creation to Mansell.

What is Mansell's history with similar ventures?
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