The PMPMine “click a button” app Ponzi has collapsed.
Yesterday the scam pulled both its websites and disabled its app, leaving investors in the dark.
PMPMine operates from two website domains; “pmpmine.com” and “pmp-mine.com” – both privately registered on September 8th, 2022.
Daily Exposed didn’t review PMPMine but can confirm the “click a button” ruse was crypto mining.
PMPMine affiliate investors were led to believe they were investing in crypto mining machines.
Affiliates had to log in once a day to click a button, activating the daily ROI payout.
On the MLM side of things, PMPMine promoters were paid to recruit new investors into the scam.
SimilarWeb tracked ~210,000 website visits to “pmpmine.com” in March 2023. “Pmpmine.com” was less visited at ~24,000 visits.
The majority of PMPMine website traffic originated out of South Africa and Rwanda, who together made up around ~97% of all PMPMine website traffic.
PMPMine is part of a group of “click a button” app Ponzis that have emerged since late 2021.
The same group of Chinese scammers are believed to be behind the “click a button” app Ponzi plague.
Prior to its websites going down, Chinese could be found in PMPMine website source-code:
Including PMPMine, Daily Exposed has thus far documented
forty-nine “click a button” app Ponzis
. Most of them last a few weeks to a few months before collapsing.
🤖 Quick Answer
What was PMPMine and how did it operate?PMPMine was a fraudulent "click a button" application operating as a Ponzi scheme disguised as a cryptocurrency mining investment. Users logged daily to click a button triggering ROI payouts, while affiliates earned commissions recruiting new investors through MLM mechanisms across two privately registered domains.
Why did PMPMine collapse?
PMPMine collapsed when operators simultaneously disabled the mobile application and took offline both operational websites (pmpmine.com and pmp-mine.com) without notice, leaving investors without access to their funds or accounts, effectively abandoning the scheme.
How many users were affected by PMPMine?
According to SimilarWeb analytics, PMPMine attracted approximately 210,000 website visits to its primary domain in March 2023, indicating substantial user engagement before the collapse occurred.
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