Paid All Time Review: Three-tier chain recruitment

A shadowy figure operating under multiple aliases has built a recruitment empire out of thin air—and he's done it before.

Sarayuth Lorsrichandr, who goes by "Tommy Lorger" and "Jforce Lsc," runs Paid All Time from Bangkok, Thailand. The paidalltime.com domain was registered February 9, 2016 using fake information. His YouTube account, under the name "Tassaya Lorger," hosts marketing videos promoting Paid All Time. The same account pushes FutureNet, a Ponzi scheme marketed through thaifutureteam.com—a site registered August 18, 2016 and listing Lorsrichandr as owner.

Lorsrichandr is no newcomer to fraud schemes. In 2011 he promoted Tsunami Cycler, a matrix cycler Ponzi. Since then he's peddled FB2Rich (pyramid scheme), UniDollar (Ponzi), Portable Fund (cycler Ponzi), A Million Dollar Train (cash gifting), Ad Click Express (Ponzi), and Wor(l)d Global Network (recruitment). The pattern is unmistakable: he moves from one scheme to the next, always recruiting, always collecting.

The Paid All Time website never discloses who owns or operates the business. This deliberate opacity should be the first red flag for anyone considering involvement.

There is no actual product here. Paid All Time sells nothing to customers—no goods, no services. Affiliates simply market membership packages to each other. The bundle includes internet marketing tools, graphic design software, email databases, spam email services, advertising services, proxy lists, and something called "Health Profits Academy." These are window dressing.

The compensation structure is pure pyramid recruitment. Affiliates pay to join and earn commissions by recruiting others who pay to join. There are four membership tiers: free, Bronze ($15), Silver ($35), and Gold ($55). Commission rates cascade down three recruitment levels. Free affiliates earn 2% from level one recruits, 1.5% from level two, and 1% from level three. Gold affiliates earn the highest: 7%, 6.5%, and 6% respectively across the same three levels.

The scheme mentions earnings from "actions" and "product sales," but these appear disconnected from the actual MLM operation—another smokescreen.

Thailand accounts for 66 percent of traffic to the Paid All Time website, according to Alexa data. This concentration mirrors Lorsrichandr's location and suggests he's targeting vulnerable markets where regulatory oversight is weaker.

Paid All Time generates revenue exclusively from affiliate fees. No retail customers exist. No products move. The entire operation depends on recruiting new affiliates who pay money to recruit more affiliates below them. This is mathematically unsustainable and fundamentally fraudulent.

Anyone joining Paid All Time should understand they are not building a business. They are giving money to Lorsrichandr with the expectation that others will give money below them. When recruitment inevitably stalls—as it must—the structure collapses. The vast majority lose their investment while a handful at the top pocket commissions.

Lorsrichandr has demonstrated across multiple schemes that he knows exactly how this game works. He profits. Everyone else pays.

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the operator behind Paid All Time?

What is the business model of Paid All Time?
Paid All Time operates as a three-tier chain recruitment scheme, employing a structure designed to generate revenue primarily through participant recruitment rather than legitimate product sales or services.

What is Lorsrichandr's history with fraudulent schemes?
Lorsrichandr has promoted multiple fraudulent ventures since 2011, including Tsunami Cycler, a matrix cycler Ponzi scheme; FB2Rich, a pyramid scheme; and UniDollar, a

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