Nelo Life has quietly vanished, and its co-founders are now steering what remains of the company straight into Vital Health Group.
Eric Allen and Nick Sorensen launched Nelo Life in early 2024, riding the wave of chaos left behind by Richard Smith's implosion of TranzactCard and FinMore. The company started with co-founders Larry Lane and Orkan Arat, who both disappeared shortly after launch. Now Allen and Sorensen are quietly moving their operation.
The signs of collapse are everywhere. Nelo Life's Facebook page went dark on March 10th with no updates since. By mid-March, Instagram posts began featuring "VHG Team Leader, Eric Allen"—a telling shift. On February 2nd, Sorensen liked a Vital Health Facebook post, suggesting the transition was already underway. Nelo Life's website remains online, likely kept active to squeeze final dollars from remaining promoters before going dark or redirecting entirely to Vital Health's domain.
The company's track record tells the story of an operation built on broken promises. Around March and April of 2024, Nelo Life partnered with Ed Zimbardi to roll out a securities fraud offering. By late 2025, the company was essentially recycling the exact same doomed playbook that sank TranzactCard and FinMore—the very companies Nelo Life was born from.
Vital Health, the company absorbing Nelo Life's remains, launched in 2022 under CEO and co-founder Tony Rodriguez. When BehindMLM reviewed Vital Health in May 2025, investigators found the operation stacked illegal medical claims on top of an autoship recruitment scheme. The company is now absorbing Nelo Life's promoter base and whatever capital Allen and Sorensen can extract from the collapsing venture.
What neither company has disclosed is any financial arrangement between Vital Health and Nelo Life's co-founders. Money moves between these operations, but the details stay hidden—standard practice in an industry where transparency would expose the mechanics of the scheme itself.
This is the cycle: one operation fails, the same players resurface under new branding with minimal rebranding. Promoters chase promises that never materialize. The companies collapse. Then the founders move on to the next venture, taking whatever they've managed to extract with them. Nelo Life's collapse isn't an isolated incident—it's the expected endpoint of a business model designed to funnel money upward until it can't anymore.
🤖 Quick Answer
What happened to Nelo Life and where did its co-founders go?Nelo Life, a company launched in early 2024 by Eric Allen and Nick Sorensen following the collapse of TranzactCard and FinMore, quietly ceased operations in early 2025. Its Facebook page went inactive on March 10th, and both co-founders transitioned to Vital Health Group, with Allen identified as a "VHG Team Leader" on Instagram by mid-March.
Who originally co-founded Nelo Life and what became of them?
Nelo Life was co-founded by Eric Allen, Nick Sorensen, Larry Lane, and Orkan Arat. Lane and Arat departed shortly after the company's launch in early 2024. Allen and Sorensen remained as primary operators before ultimately redirecting their activities toward Vital Health Group as Nelo Life became inactive.
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