A mystery shrouds the leadership of My Resultz, a weight loss and energy patch company that just materialized online. The people who own and run the operation don't appear anywhere on the company website—a red flag in an industry known for opacity.

The domain myresultz.com registered on August 28, 2014, but under private registration. Corporate presentations credit three co-founders: Scott Nelson, J.J. Meier, and Tripp Mehew. Yet their names vanish once you reach the actual business.

Nelson claims four decades in multi-level marketing. His LinkedIn profile shows affiliations with Solavei, a cell service MLM that launched in 2012 and collapsed two years later, and International Silver Network, where he was active in early 2013. His track record in the industry raises immediate questions about what drove him to My Resultz.

Meier's history is more troubling. She ran FemOne from 2001 to 2004, a now-defunct company that sold nutritional and personal care products for women. Between 2005 and 2008, she served as Executive Vice-President of Business Development for ITV Ventures. That company, owned by Donald Barrett, marketed health products tied to his infomercial empire. In 2008, the FTC slapped Barrett with a $55 million fine for false advertising and shut the operation down. Meier somehow escaped that wreckage and moved into spokesperson and marketing work.

Mehew also got caught up in ITV Ventures before it collapsed. He reinvented himself as an "online marketing coach" under the brand Ten99. Then he jumped to Solavei with Nelson in 2012. The Ten99 logo—now repurposed and colored orange—became My Resultz's branding.

Meier and Mehew have a working relationship that goes back further. They appeared together in an infomercial promoting Mehew's book, "The Science of Getting Rich @ Home."

The fact that none of these three names surface on My Resultz's website deserves explanation. The company isn't shy about its products but hides its people.

My Resultz peddles two patches: a "weight release" version and a "mega energy booster." The weight release patch supposedly suppresses appetite, burns fat day and night, and accelerates weight loss using "premium quality ingredients." The energy booster claims to increase energy and mood naturally without expensive injections, using a "highly effective delivery system" and "proprietary vitamin infusion." The company provides no retail pricing for either product.

The compensation structure relies on classic MLM mechanics. Affiliates must spend at least $35 monthly on products. The outfit dangles a "Fast Start Bonus" for recruiting four new affiliates. This model prioritizes recruitment over retail sales—a hallmark of schemes that eventually collapse, leaving most participants underwater.

Three executives with documented ties to failed or FTC-sanctioned companies. Anonymous leadership. Vague product claims. A recruitment-heavy compensation plan. My Resultz checks every box on the warning list.

🤖 Quick Answer

Who are the founders of My Resultz?
My Resultz lists three co-founders: Scott Nelson, J.J. Meier, and Tripp Mehew. However, their names do not appear on the company website despite being credited in corporate presentations. Scott Nelson has documented experience in multi-level marketing spanning four decades, including involvement with Solavei and International Silver Network.

When was My Resultz registered online?
The domain myresultz.com was registered on August 28, 2014, under private registration, limiting public access to ownership details and corporate information through standard domain databases.

What products does My Resultz sell?
My Resultz operates as a weight loss and energy patch company. The specific composition, efficacy claims, and regulatory status of these patches remain undisclosed in available public information about the organization.

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