NXR Global's $21.95 Trap
A discount subscription service called NXR Global is the latest venture from the Bremner family, serial operators of failed MLM schemes that have targeted vulnerable populations including the elderly.
The Bremners—David Bremner, Bob Bremner, and relatives—previously ran vStream TV and IXQ TV before regulators shut down IXQ TV in late 2019. They pivoted to Lifestyle Connections around early 2020, marketing it as "powered by NXR Global." That company's website still exists but gets virtually no traffic.
Their track record before that included Pyur Global, launched in 2016 to sell nutritional supplements and an "iHeart Device." In April 2019, they rebranded it as Pyur Life. Court records show they funneled victims of the Noble 8 Revolution Ponzi scheme—many of them elderly—directly into Pyur Life. The company's website is currently non-responsive.
NXR Global registered its domain in November 2021, nearly a year after BehindMLM first documented the Bremners' use of it for Lifestyle Connections. The new website uses identical design templates to the earlier venture. Nowhere on NXR Global's site do the Bremners disclose their ownership.
That secrecy matters. When MLM operators hide who's actually running a company, it's a red flag worth taking seriously.
NXR Global sells access through a $21.95 monthly subscription. The pitch centers on a "cash back app" promising an average 5.4% cash back at over 250 retailers, restaurants, and travel brands. The company's marketing video reveals the platform runs on technology called Shopping Boss, which sells "100% turnkey solutions" to other companies wanting to offer cashback services. Shopping Boss doesn't disclose its pricing publicly.
NXR Global also peddles a gasoline savings app, prescription savings service, a discount app for non-US residents, and a digital marketing platform. Details on any of these services are sparse. Retail pricing is absent entirely from their promotional materials.
The compensation structure tells the real story. NXR Global pays commissions on $21.95 monthly subscriptions sold to both retail customers and recruited affiliates. They use a unilevel compensation model—a structure where every affiliate sits at the top of a chain and every person they recruit sits directly below them at level one.
The company documentation also mentions integration with Pyur Life products, offering members discounts on supplements and other items. No specific details are provided.
This is familiar territory for the Bremner operation: repackage failed ventures under new names, obscure ownership, tie everything to monthly subscription fees, pay commissions on recruitment, and keep product details vague. Each previous iteration eventually stalled. Pyur Global became Pyur Life. Lifestyle Connections vanished. Now comes NXR Global.
The Bremners know how to work the system. But the system they've built is designed to benefit them—not the people paying $21.95 every month hoping to earn cash back.
🤖 Quick Answer
What is NXR Global and its connection to the Bremner family?NXR Global is a discount subscription service offered at $21.95, operated by members of the Bremner family including David and Bob Bremner. The family has a documented history of managing multiple failed multi-level marketing schemes including vStream TV, IXQ TV, Lifestyle Connections, and Pyur Global, which were shut down by regulators.
What previous ventures have the Bremners operated?
The Bremner family previously operated IXQ TV until regulatory shutdown in 2019, vStream TV, Lifestyle Connections marketed as powered by NXR Global, and Pyur Global launched in 2016 selling nutritional supplements and medical devices, later rebranded as Pyur Life in 2019.
What regulatory issues have affected these companies?
IXQ TV
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