Justin Verrengia was one of USI-Tech’s top US-based investors.

After USI-Tech collapsed in the US, Verrengia, who is based out of Florida, began scrubbing the internet of his association with the Ponzi scheme.

Most of Verrengia’s promotion of USI-Tech, primarily through his “Crypto Alchemy” Facebook group, has since been made private or deleted.

I did however find one Nigerian USI-Tech affiliate claiming Verrengia

is the highest earner in usi-tech, he made about 51 BTC in just 72 days. Yes, I said 52 BTC.

I have known Justin for a while in other business online so this result is typical of him.

The video description of a deleted video, in which Verrengia and Mike Hobbs explain
USI-Tech’s Ponzi scheme business model
, reads;

Mike Hobbs and Justin Verrengia were top leaders in another huge MLM company, and now they are making huge amounts of money in USI-Tech.

In this video, Mike and Justin explain the USI-Tech packages, how to buy them, how to get your first BitCoin, what and how USI-Tech pays, and how to reinvest your packages or withdraw them at the proper time.

A sales page for Verrengia’s Crypto Alchemy Facebook group states that viewers who provide their email address will gain access to a

FAST START training where Justin Verrengia shows you how he has made over $500k in 60 days with USI Tech!

Jeff Sherwood is a former USI-Tech investor from Tennessee.

A since-deleted post on Sherwood’s “Bitcoin Millionaire Journey” website suggests he got involved in USI-Tech in late December, 2017.

The place I began my research today was USI-Tech because I wanted to find out exactly what it is and how are they able to pay me back 140% on the Bitcoin I buy packages with.

I think that’s pretty neat!

When I was doing my research this question kept coming up under all of the search results: Is USI Tech a scam?

What I found from most of the people who are saying that USI-Tech is a scam or a ponzi scheme is they don’t actually know anything about the company and most of them are trying to promote scams themselves or have been unsuccessful with other money making opportunities so they just call everything a scam.

One thing that I have learned while building a successful online business is you have to listen to the right people.

For now, I’m off to try to buy more Bitcoin so I can buy more USI-Tech BTC Packages.

I’m going to stack as much Bitcoin as I can now, so that when the price goes up I’ll be sitting in a good position!

Evidently one of the “right people” Sherwood listened to was Justin Verrengia.

Unlike Verrengia, who made “huge amounts of money”, when USI-Tech collapsed in the US Sherwood lost money.

Realization of his losses and those he knew, eventually prompted Sherwood to start publishing videos on USI-Tech and promoters like Verrengia.

His efforts lead to a visit from three FBI agents.

In an April 16th video, Sherwood recounts his brush with the FBI.

[1:25] Earlier today I got a visit from three FBI agents that showed up at my

🤖 Quick Answer

Who was Justin Verrengia in relation to USI-Tech?
Justin Verrengia was a top US-based investor and promoter of USI-Tech, primarily operating through his "Crypto Alchemy" Facebook group. According to Nigerian affiliates, he earned approximately 51 Bitcoin within 72 days, positioning him as one of the scheme's highest earners before its collapse.

What actions did Verrengia take following USI-Tech's collapse?
After USI-Tech's collapse in the United States, Verrengia, based in Florida, systematically removed his association with the company from the internet. Most of his promotional content through social media was made private or completely deleted to distance himself from the failed Ponzi scheme.

What evidence exists of Verrengia's USI-Tech involvement?
Evidence includes deleted video descriptions featuring Verrengia and Mike Hobbs explaining

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