On their website The Perfect Solution refer to themselves as ‘
TPS & Partners Co. Ltd., a Hong Kong based corporation
‘.

Heading up the company are General Managers Daniel Yeung (Hong Kong, China), Garry Regier Jr. (US) and Mark Lee (China).

Yeung and Regier appear to have MLM backgrounds, with Lee providing e-commerce connections in China.

Daniel Yeung’s TPS corporate bio credits him with “20+ years in  direct sales with over 50,000 team members”.

Possibly due to language barriers, I was unable to independently verify this claim.

Garry Regier’s LinkedIn profile cites him as a “Corporate Sales Trainer” for
Zhunrize
. Richard Ramos is credited as TPS’ VP of Sales & Marketing and was also involved in Zhunrize.

The
SEC shut down Zhunrize
for being a Ponzi scheme in late 2014.

On his personal blog Regier (right) also promotes My Lead System Pro, an affiliate marketing MLM opportunity.

Mark Lee’s TPS corporate bio credits him as being

instrumental in identifying right resources in building the cross boarder ecommerce site (ecosko.com) and manage and train the staff and product suppliers for the successful running and operation of the ecommerce site.

At the time of publication the Ecosko website was non-responsive.

Read on for a full review of The Perfect Solution MLM opportunity.

The Perfect Solution Product Line

The Perfect Solution have no retailable products or services of their own.

The company runs three e-commerce platforms, through which third-party products and services can be purchased.

Examples listed in The Perfect Solution marketing presentations include:

Nutritional Products

Skincare Products

Apparel & Shoes

Fragrances

Jewelry

Designer Brands

Home and Garden

Electronics

… and much much more!

The Perfect Solution Compensation Plan

The Perfect Solution compensation plan is a mix of retail e-commerce sales and affiliate recruitment commissions.

The Perfect Solution Affiliate Ranks

There are six affiliate ranks within The Perfect Solution compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria they are as follows:

qualified affiliates – sign up and continue to pay monthly affiliate fee

MSO – recruit and maintain three qualified affiliates

MSB – have at least three MSO ranked affiliates in your downline (each in a separate recruitment leg)

SMD – have at least three MSB ranked affiliates in your downline (each in a separate recruitment leg)

EMD – have at least three SMD ranked affiliates in your downline (each in a separate recruitment leg)

GVP – have at least three EMD ranked affiliates in your downline (each in a separate recruitment leg)

A recruitment leg refers to a downline under an affiliate you’ve personally recruited. Each personally recruited affiliate starts a new recruitment leg.

Store Commissions

The Perfect Solution pay affiliates 20% of the profit margin on products sold through their replicated e-commerce store front.

Eg. if a $5 wholesale product sells for $6, the profit ma

🤖 Quick Answer

What is The Perfect Solution (TPS) and its corporate structure?
The Perfect Solution is a Hong Kong-based corporation led by General Managers Daniel Yeung, Garry Regier Jr., and Mark Lee. The company combines direct sales experience with e-commerce operations in China, positioning itself as a legitimate business entity despite connections to previous ventures.

What are the backgrounds of TPS's leadership?
Daniel Yeung claims 20+ years in direct sales managing 50,000+ team members. Garry Regier Jr. served as Corporate Sales Trainer for Zhunrize. Mark Lee provides e-commerce expertise in China. Multiple executives share previous involvement with Zhunrize and multilevel marketing operations.

What is the connection between TPS and Zhunrize?
Several TPS executives, including Garry Regier Jr. and Richard Ramos (VP Sales &

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