A man with a history of launching failed pyramid schemes is back in business. Thomas Sullivan, who operated ProfitAdz, PowerOf3, and AdzPays before they collapsed, has registered a new venture called My Amazing Life. The domain myamazinglife.org went live on June 8, 2015, listing Sullivan as the owner with a Perth, Australia address.

The company operates under the guise of an MLM selling marketing training and essential oils at $5.99 monthly. But the real money comes from the $24.95 monthly affiliate fee—the only way to access those products along with a "Your Mental Success" course and 1000 advertising credits.

Here's where the scheme reveals itself. Affiliates make $20 for every person they recruit. A 2-up compensation structure means your first two recruits pass their commissions straight to whoever brought you in. You only pocket the $20 per recruit starting with your third sign-up. Your recruits face the same rules with their own recruits.

The math is simple and brutal. All commissions flow from affiliate fees—ongoing monthly payments of $20 each. Sullivan sits at the top of the chain, collecting passed-up commissions from hundreds of recruits funneling money upward. Each affiliate below him is primarily paying $24.95 monthly to qualify for those $20 recruitment bonuses.

The products themselves are window dressing. Nobody outside the affiliate network buys $5.99 monthly marketing training or oils. Affiliates only purchase through their membership fee, meaning there's no genuine retail market. The entire revenue stream depends on recruitment.

This model works until it doesn't. When recruitment inevitably slows—as it always does—the bottom tier of affiliates stops paying their $24.95 fees. The money dries up. The last people in lose everything while Sullivan and early recruits walk away with profits extracted directly from affiliate pockets.

Sullivan's track record makes his intentions clear. ProfitAdz promised 200% returns on $10 investments before imploding. PowerOf3 was pure recruitment. AdzPays offered another 200% ROI fantasy. He's now running the same playbook under a new name.

The website provides no information about company ownership or operations beyond Sullivan's name on the domain registration. No corporate structure, no management team, no transparency. Just a registration, a product page, and a compensation plan designed to enrich the person at the top while burying everyone else under unsustainable recruitment quotas.

My Amazing Life isn't a business opportunity. It's a recycled recruitment scheme from someone who's already failed at the same game multiple times. The only people making real money are those who got in early or happen to be named Thomas Sullivan.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is My Amazing Life and its business model?
My Amazing Life is a venture registered by Thomas Sullivan, operating since June 2015. It markets itself as an MLM selling marketing training and essential oils at $5.99 monthly, but generates primary revenue through a $24.95 monthly affiliate fee required to access products, courses, and advertising credits.

What compensation structure does My Amazing Life employ?
The company operates a 2-up compensation system where affiliates earn $20 for each recruited member. This structure directs the first two recruits' commissions upward in the organizational hierarchy, creating income dependency on recruitment rather than product sales.

What is Thomas Sullivan's history relevant to My Amazing Life?
Sullivan previously launched ProfitAdz, PowerOf3, and AdzPays—all pyramid schemes that subsequently collapsed. His involvement with My Amazing Life represents a continuation of similar business models, registered under the

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