Tellus Mall Review: E-commerce & matrix recruitment

Tellus Mall went into prelaunch in early 2015. No corporate address is provided on the company’s website, however the Tellus Mall website domain was registered with an address in New Brunswick, Canada.

A promo on the Tellus Mall website advises visitors that the company “partners with Spinding and Social Zing”:

Spinding
 went into prelaunch in early 2014 and initially saw affiliates invest between $30 to $1890 on the expectation of an advertised $10 to $320 daily ROI.

Not surprisingly, the launch of Spinding in March was delayed due to
compliance issues
.

The scheme did eventually launch, however the matrix cycler queues stalled shortly after launch. This prompted the addition of a matrix to Spinding’s compensation plan.

The app Spinding was 
supposed
to be based on was still
MIA as of July 2014
.

SocialZing
on the other hand launched in mid 2014 and pay affiliates $100 per new recruit.

Both SocialZing and Spinding operated in the marketing MLM niche, with both in one way or another relying on affiliate recruitment to sustain themselves.

Regarding their partnership with Tellus Mall, unfortunately the explicit nature of the partnership is not clarified on the Tellus Mall website.

A “meet the Tellus team” page features on the Tellus Mall website, with Anthony Leiva cited as a co-owner of the company.

No other co-owners are mentioned on the Tellus Mall website, leaving a question mark over the involvement of Paul Nash and Scott Brodkorb (owners of Spinding and CEO of SocialZing respectively).

Anthony Leiva and Julie Curley (owner of the Tellus Mall website and listed as the “Principal” of the company), appear to have been working together for some time.

Marketing a company he was involved in at the time, in 2008 Leiva (right) wrote

Hello All,

I am a very Lucky person. My mentor and good friend is Julie Curley.

I have a background in VOIP technologies. Julie showed me this new company she runs as the Director of Operations and Support that I currently work for, Biz Calling Cards.

I am one of the top producers and have a big sales organization.

The pair again teamed up to run something called Ads2TXT in 2010. In September of 2011 Leiva joined
Stiforp
, a matrix-based opportunity that paid affiliates to recruit.

A few months later in November of 2011, Leiva went on to join and invest in
Zeek Rewards
.

Zeek Rewards was an $850 million Ponzi scheme
shut down by the SEC in 2012
. Whether or not Julie Curley joined him in the opportunity is unclear.

Post Zeek Leiva got involved in
The Legends Network
, which once again paid him to recruit new affiliates.

Read on for a full review of the Tellus Mall MLM business opportunity.

The Tellus Mall Product Line

Tellus Mall have no retailable products or services themselves, however they do stock third-party products in a Tellus Mall branded e-commerce platform.

The only items Tellus Mall themselves offer for sale are affiliate memberships, costing between $99 and $999.

The Tellus Ma

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Tellus Mall and when did it launch?

What were the initial investment requirements for Spinding affiliates?
Spinding affiliates were required to invest between $30 and $1,890, with promised daily returns ranging from $10 to $320. The scheme entered prelaunch in early 2014 before experiencing delays due to compliance issues prior to its March launch.

Why did Spinding implement a matrix addition to its compensation plan?
Following Spinding's launch, the matrix cycler queues experienced significant stalls. To address this operational issue and maintain participant engagement, the company added a matrix component

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