Rolan Garcia's Third Attempt at Building a Pyramid Scheme

Rolan Garcia keeps recycling the same fraudulent business model, and Plutus Society is his latest iteration.

Founded in June 2015, Plutus Society claims to operate from Quezon City in the Philippines. Garcia, who lists himself as the company founder, had already tried this game twice before. He launched Plutus Marketing in late 2014 with himself as President and Medical Director. That venture flopped. Before that came "The Exodus Society," another recruitment scheme that left no trace online.

Now he's back with Plutus Society, peddling a $10 matrix scheme that has no actual products or services. Members don't sell anything real. They don't market actual goods. They only recruit new members and buy positions in what the company calls a "ten-tier matrix cycler."

Here's how it works: You pay $10 to join. You get access to an ebook library as window dressing. Then you can buy more $10 positions, which slot you into a 2×2 matrix structure. Once six positions fill in your matrix, you get paid—but only if people below you keep buying in.

The payout structure looks enticing on the surface. A filled Stage 1 matrix nets you $10. Stage 2 pays $25. Stage 3 pays $50. It climbs from there. By Stage 9, a filled matrix pays $45,000. Stage 10 pays $36,000.

But here's the math that kills it: To reach Stage 9 and cash that $45,000 check, you need people constantly feeding money into the levels below you. The system requires exponential growth. Six positions at Stage 1 becomes 36 positions at Stage 2, then 216 at Stage 3. By Stage 9, you'd need thousands of people in your downline all actively buying in.

That's not a business. That's a Ponzi scheme wrapped in matrix language.

Garcia's pitch about "alleviating poverty by empowering people through entrepreneurship" is standard MLM cover. The original Plutus Marketing concept mixed discounts and medical consultations into the recruitment formula. Same con, different wrapper.

Traffic data shows Plutus Marketing never gained real traction. Garcia watched his second attempt fizzle and launched Plutus Society instead of abandoning the model entirely. The move suggests he believes he can find fresh recruits in the Philippines market, people willing to believe that $10will somehow multiply into thousands through a system that mathematically demands infinite growth.

Plutus Society isn't an opportunity. It's a countdown to collapse. Members at the bottom will lose money. Members at the top might cash out early before the inevitable happens. Garcia walks away when the complaints start, possibly already sketching his fourth venture.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Plutus Society and who founded it?

What is Rolan Garcia's history with similar ventures?
Rolan Garcia previously attempted two similar schemes: Plutus Marketing, launched in late 2014 where he served as President and Medical Director, and "The Exodus Society," an earlier recruitment scheme. Both ventures ultimately failed to sustain operations.

How does the Plutus Society matrix scheme function?
The scheme operates through a $10 entry matrix system where members generate income exclusively through recruiting new participants rather than selling actual products or services. No legitimate commercial activity or tangible goods exchange occurs within the

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