There is no information on The Perfect Circle website indicating who owns or runs the business.
The Perfect Circle website domain (“globalprelaunch.com”) was registered on the 26th of April 2016, with James Platzer listed as the owner. An address in Leobersdorf, Austria is also provided.
Despite this, The Perfect Circle website states that an “official kick off” will be held on ‘
1st of July 2016 (in) New Delhi, India
‘.
Things get even more suspicious when you consider The Perfect Circle identify themselves as a Singaporean company in their website footer:
All Rights Reserved By The Perfect Circle PLC Singapore.
Back in Europe, Alexa currently estimate that 61% of all traffic to The Perfect Circle website originates out of the Czech Republic.
Promotional videos on the official Perfect Circle website are available in English, Hindi and Czech.
Austria, India, Singapore or the Czech Republic. Take your pick.
As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.
The Perfect Circle Product Line
The Perfect Circle has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market The Perfect Circle affiliate membership itself.
The Perfect Circle Compensation Plan
The Perfect Circle compensation plan sees affiliates purchase membership for either $70 or $799.
Commissions are paid out when they recruit others who do the same, through a binary compensation structure.
A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into two sides (left and right):
These sides begin with one position on each side, which splits into another two positions to form the second level.
In this manner subsequent levels of the binary team are generated, each housing double the positions of the previous level.
Positions in the binary team are filled via recruitment of new affiliates, with the size of the binary team limited only by how many affiliates are recruited into it.
Commissions are paid out weekly, as a percentage of a 40%/60% ratio.
Each week, The Perfect Circle tally up affiliate membership fee volume across both sides of the binary.
The side with less volume is the weaker side, of which 40% is matched against 60% on the stronger side.
Ie. If your weaker binary side made $40 in a week, 60% of the total match must come from the stronger side. This works out to be $60.
The match behind the calculation is “volume on weaker side” / 0.4 = “volume matched on stronger side”.
If there isn’t enough volume on the stronger side to make a 40%/60% ratio using all volume on the weaker side, the volume paid out on the weaker side is reduced until the stronger side reaches 60% of the weaker side volume.
The total volume paid out on is a combination of both sides’ percentage ratio ($40 + $60 = $100 in the example above), with The Perfect Circle then paying 20% of this amount.
To recap using our example;
the weaker binary si
🤖 Quick Answer
Who is the owner of The Perfect Circle company?The Perfect Circle website domain was registered on April 26, 2016, with James Platzer listed as the owner. An address in Leobersdorf, Austria is associated with the registration. However, the company's official website provides no transparent information about ownership or management structure.
Where is The Perfect Circle legally registered?
The Perfect Circle identifies itself as a Singaporean company in its website footer, stating "All Rights Reserved By The Perfect Circle PLC Singapore." However, the domain registration details show an Austrian address, creating discrepancies about the company's actual jurisdiction and legal location.
What geographic inconsistencies exist in The Perfect Circle's operations?
The Perfect Circle presents conflicting geographic information: registered in Austria, claiming Singaporean incorporation, announcing operations in New Delhi India, while website traffic analysis shows 61% of visitors originating from the Czech Republic, raising
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