Following the delayed commissions and then the disabling of Savings Highway Global’s website for almost a month, owner Steve Gresham is now threatening affiliates who talk about it with legal action.

To break down exactly what happened last December, we turn to a
January 9th YouTube video from Kyrsti Snyder
.

Snyder, who has since left Savings Highway Global, describes herself as the “number one earner for over a year and a half” in the company.

Snyder reveals Savings Highway payment problems began on or around December 13th. Following non-payment of commissions, Savings Highway initially brushed off concerns as unscheduled “programming updates”.

While commissions were eventually paid on the 13th, this is the last payment that would go out for weeks.

Three days after the first payment delays, Savings Highway Global’s entire website went down on December 16th.

Gresham initially blamed the unscheduled outage on Plexus, a software development company based out of Chicago.

On December 17th, with Savings Highway Global’s website still in accessible, Gresham then blamed “the hosting company”.

As of December 21st, Savings Highway Global’s website remain offline. Gresham named and blamed BlueHost in an update shared with Snyder.

We called BlueHost again. They have not been helpful. They have also not responded to the email.

We’re continued to move forward getting everything back up. I will update you.

In a second update shared later the same day, Gresham additionally claimed;

Found out today that last week BlueHost was bought be [sic] another company, laid off tons of people on Monday and terminated accounts that had any issues.

Jeb spoke to someone who got canned. I have a lawyer on it too.

“Jeb” refers to 5Linx co-founder Jeb Tyler.

Tyler was sentenced to fourteen months in prison following a
5Linx criminal case
filed in 2017. Apparently sometime after getting out of prison, Tyler joined Savings Highway Global.

BlueHost is a fairly large domain registrar and hosting company. It was acquired by Endurance International Group in 2010 and remains a subsidiary to this day.

No significant BlueHost layoffs were announced in December 2023. Nor was there any significant uptime.

Certainly in the world of hosting, where downtime is measured in minutes, a major hosting company going offline for a week (before Christmas no less), would be headline news in the tech industry.

In short, I wasn’t able to verify and of Gresham’s BlueHost claims.

Five days later, Savings Highway Global’s website remained offline.

On December 27th, Gresham announced that “new servers are installed and working”.

Despite Gresham’s claim however, Snyder claims it wasn’t until January 7th Savings Highway Global affiliates were able to log into their accounts.

If you’re keeping track, that’s
twenty-two days
of unexplained downtime. Oh and did I mention nobody was paid anything during this time?

After initially claiming that he was “importing data” into Savings High

🤖 Quick Answer

What payment issues did Savings Highway Global experience in December?
Savings Highway Global encountered significant commission payment delays beginning around December 13th. Initially attributed to routine programming updates, the problems resulted in suspended payments for several weeks, affecting numerous affiliates including top earner Kyrsti Snyder.

How did Steve Gresham respond to the payment crisis?
Following the payment delays and subsequent website shutdown lasting nearly a month, owner Steve Gresham threatened legal action against affiliates publicly discussing the incident, escalating tensions with company representatives.

Who exposed the details of Savings Highway Global's payment problems?
Kyrsti Snyder, a former top earner at Savings Highway Global, publicly detailed the payment crisis through a January 9th YouTube video after leaving the company, describing herself as the number one earner for over eighteen months.

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