Amid the worst global pandemic in a century, one group of scammers in the US are targeting the newly unemployed for a secret gifting scam.

And they’re not above shamelessly exploiting slavery either.

To the best of my knowledge The Underground Railroad doesn’t have a web presence. At least not a public one.

The scheme is promoted in secret via webinar, one of which is the source material for this review.

The
specific recording
we’ll reference going forward features a woman going by Jessica Watson.

Watson claims to be a New York resident and mother of four.

[14:48] I’m an IT professional of twenty-two years. My education is in information systems management and organizational management.

I’ve held top secret clearance for the government. I’ve also held a real-estate license for ten years. I’ve bought (and) sold rental properties even before having a license.

Watson opens up her The Underground Railroad pitch by addressing the name of the scheme.

For those unfamiliar with US history, the
Underground Railroad

was a network of secret routes and safe houses established in the United States during the early to mid-19th century, and used by enslaved African-Americans to escape into free states and Canada.

It is on this premise of “saving others” that Watson shamelessly launches her gifting scam pitch.

[0:45] The Underground Railroad really stemmed from just our ancestors.

And I’m just gonna note Harriet Tubman, I think we all know the history there, and how she risked her life over and over again to save others, to bring others along with her.

I believe that we shouldn’t leave anyone behind in something good.

A few minutes later into the presentation, Watson reveals The Underground Railroad is specifically targeting newly unemployed as a result of COVID-19.

[2:46] You share this blessing with two people.

Now what is two people? Two people is nothing.

I know you have more than two people in this world that you love, and that can use an additional $3500 a month.
Especially
in this time and age.

I feel for so many of the business owners and small businesses, and the workers who have lost their jobs due to this pandemic.

This is coronavirus proof. This is pandemic proof.

So what exactly is The Underground Railroad?

It’s a simple 2×3 matrix gifting scheme.

You sign up for $500. People are directly or indirectly recruited after you, with each gifting $500 for a matrix position.

You steal $3500 off the bottom level of your matrix, with the remaining $500 gifting payment used for re-entry into a new 2×3 matrix.

Instead of just coming clean about this, Jessica Watson explains fraud away with “flowers”.

The water drop in the middle is the top position in the matrix. The earth icons are the two positions on the first level. The wind icons are the four positions on the second level and the fire icons round out of the fourth level.

If the names Watson has given these positions feels manipulative, it’s because it is.

Evidently aware w

🤖 Quick Answer

What is The Underground Railroad gifting scheme?
The Underground Railroad is a fraudulent gifting scam targeting unemployed individuals in the US, promoted through secret webinars. Perpetrators exploit slavery narratives while recruiting participants into the scheme, which lacks legitimate public web presence or regulatory oversight.

Who is Jessica Watson in this scheme?
Jessica Watson is a scammer promoting The Underground Railroad scheme through webinar recordings. She claims to be a New York resident, mother of four, and IT professional with twenty-two years experience, government security clearance, and real estate credentials.

How is the scam promoted?
The scheme operates clandestinely via webinar presentations distributed secretly among potential victims. These recordings serve as recruitment tools, featuring testimonials from alleged participants to establish false credibility and legitimacy.

Why exploit slavery references?
The scammers instrumentalize slavery narratives to manipulate victims emotionally and establish a

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