The Ads Team website identifies three owners of the company; Muhammad Azam, Najam Ul-Hassan and Muhammad Imran.

All three owners of The Ads Team appear to be based out of the UK.

Prior to launching The Ads Team, Azam, Ul-Hassan and Imran were promoting the
OneCoin
 Ponzi scheme.

Azam appears to have joined OneCoin earlier this year and stopped around August.

On September 29th Najam Ul-Hassan bought a new Mercedes car, crediting “network marketing” as the reason he was able to afford the purchase.

Thanks to All Mighty and Network Marketing that I was able to buy Brand New Mercedes.

The Journey from Working for someone to Becoming my own Boss has been extraordinary.

It’s going to get better as we are getting ready for the Biggest launch of my whole career. It’s going to be game changer and trend setter.

Prior to signing up as a OneCoin affiliate, Muhammad Imran was an affiliate with
ACN
.

Update 25th October 2016 – 
Muhammad Imran has been in touch and advised that, as of October 24th, he is ‘
not longer belong to TheAdsTEAM any more’
.

Why Imran chose to leave The Ads Team was not provided.

As at the time of this update Imran is still listed on The Ads Team’s “about us” website page and a member of the official The Ads Team Facebook group.
/end update

Azam, Ul-Hassan and Imran all appear to have been recruited into the same OneCoin downline earlier this year. Whether they are still affiliates with the company is unclear.

Read on for a full review of The Ads Team MLM opportunity.

The Ads Team Product Line

The Ads Team has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market The Ads Team affiliate membership itself.

Once signed up, The Ads Team affiliates invest in Ad Packs to participate in the income opportunity.

Bundled with each Ad Pack investment are a series of ad credits, which can be used to display advertising on The Ads Team website.

The Ads Team Compensation Plan

The Ads Team compensation plan sees affiliates invest $10, $25 or $50 in Ad Packs, on the promise of an advertised 120% ROI.

invest $10 and receive a 110% ROI (maximum 200 active deposits)

invest $25 and receive a 115% ROI (maximum 500 active deposits)

invest $50 and receive a 120% ROI (maximum 2000 active deposits

Daily ROI payments are based on how much a The Ads Team affiliate has invested:

invest $10 and receive up to 2.5% a day

invest $25 and receive up to 2.25% a day

invest $50 and receive up to 2% a day

Note that in order to qualify for the daily ROI, a The Ads Team affiliate must watch ten company-supplied ads each day.

Referral Commissions

Referral commissions in The Ads Team are paid out via a unilevel compensation structure.

A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):

If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.

If any

🤖 Quick Answer

Who are the owners of The Ads Team?
The Ads Team is owned by three individuals: Muhammad Azam, Najam Ul-Hassan, and Muhammad Imran, all reportedly based in the United Kingdom. Prior to establishing The Ads Team, these owners were actively involved in promoting the OneCoin Ponzi scheme.

What is the connection between The Ads Team and OneCoin?
All three founders of The Ads Team previously promoted OneCoin, a fraudulent scheme. Azam joined OneCoin earlier in the year and ceased involvement around August, shortly before transitioning to The Ads Team's operations.

What evidence suggests involvement in questionable business practices?
In September, owner Najam Ul-Hassan purchased a new Mercedes vehicle, attributing the purchase to network marketing income. This purchase occurred during the transitional period between OneCoin activities and The Ads Team's launch

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