Tarracos fails to provide verifiable ownership or executive information on its website.

While Tarracos does provide a list of executives, they are stolen identities that have nothing to do with the company:

Tarracos’ website domain (“tarracos.com”), was privately registered on October 18th, 2024.

Update 10th February 2025 – 
A BehindMLM reader has provided credible intel revealing Xander Hattingh as Tarracos’ admin:

As per his LinkedIn profile, Hattingh is a software developer with Empire State in South Africa.

Hattingh’s Empire State email address is tied to his Tarracos admin credentials.
/end update

As of December 2024, SimilarWeb was tracking 100% of Tarracos’ website traffic from India.

This strongly suggests whoever is running Tarracos is based out of and/or has ties to India.

Instead of being honest about that, Tarracos provides this information in its website terms and conditions;

“Tarracos” is an online entertainment service owned and operated by Southar FZ LLC with Registered Office: 6th Floor Meydan Grandstand, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (“Southar FZ LLC” or “we”).

Due to the proliferation of scams and failure to enforce securities fraud regulation, BehindMLM ranks Dubai as the 
MLM crime capital of the world
.

BehindMLM’s guidelines for Dubai are:

If someone lives in Dubai and approaches you about an MLM opportunity, they’re trying to scam you.

If an MLM company is based out of or represents it has ties to Dubai, it’s a scam.

If you want to know specifically how this applies to Tarracos, read on for a full review.

Tarracos’ Products

Tarracos has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market Tarracos affiliate membership itself.

Tarracos’ Compensation Plan

Tarracos affiliates purchase €10 EUR positions in an eight-tier matrix cycler.

Through recruitment these positions cycle through higher tiers, paying out larger commissions when each matrix is filled.

Chelsea – starting cycler tier, positions cost €10 EUR and cycles into Positano

Positano – €20 EUR and cycles into Odaiba

Odaiba – €40 EUR and cycles into Copenhagen

Copenhagen – €80 EUR and cycles into Hvar

Hvar – €160 EUR and cycles into Bellevue

Bellevue – €320 EUR and cycles into Aspen Mountain Villa

Aspen Mountain Villa – €640 EUR and cycles into Malibu Beach Villa

Malibu Beach Villa – €1280 EUR

Matrices in the cycler are filled via €10 EUR cycler position purchases by directly and indirectly recruited affiliates.

Tarracos doesn’t disclose the size of the matrices used in its cycler.

In addition to cycler commissions, Tarracos also pays referral commissions.

25% to 50% commission on all purchases from your referrals

Specifics aren’t provided.

Joining Tarracos

Tarracos affiliate membership is tied to a €10 EUR cycler position purchase.

Note there is also a free affiliate option but full participation in Tarracos’ MLM opportunity still requires a €10 EUR investment.

Tarracos

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🤖 Quick Answer

What is Tarracos?
Tarracos is a platform identified as a suspected Ponzi scheme operating under the guise of a "social metaverse" model. Its website domain, tarracos.com, was privately registered on October 18, 2024. The platform has been linked to Dubai cycling investment structures commonly associated with fraudulent schemes.

Who operates Tarracos?
Tarracos does not provide verifiable ownership information on its website. The listed executives were identified as stolen identities unrelated to the company. In February 2025, credible intelligence identified Xander Hattingh, a software developer associated with Empire State in South Africa, as the platform's administrator.

How was Xander Hattingh linked to Tarracos?
Hattingh's connection was established through his Empire State corporate email address, which was found tied to his

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