There is no information on the Tri-Ads website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Tri-Ads website domain (“tri-ads.com”) was registered on the 3rd of February 2015, listing a “James Lawson” as the owner. An address in the US state of Delaware is also provided.

A Facebook post on by Lawson (right) on Aprl 30th suggests that he is indeed the owner of the company:

Just put this site in Pre-Launch yesterday… Some promo videos for it…

Another opportunity advertised on Lawson’s Facebook profile is
Global Mobile Network
. Whether the prelaunch of Tri-Ads means Lawson is no longer involved in GMN is unclear.

Ditto why Lawson’s ownership of Tri-Ads is not provided on the company’s website.

Read on for a for a full review of the Tri-Ads MLM business opportunity.

The Tri-Ads Product Line

Tri-Ads has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership with the opportunity itself.

Once signed up Tri-Ads affiliates can invest in matrix positions, with advertising credits bundled with each position.

These credits can then be used by affiliates to display advertising on the Tri-Ads website.

The Tri-Ads Compensation Plan

The Tri-Ads compensation plan sees affiliates invest in a series of matrix positions, with cycle commissions paid when subsequent positions are invested in.

Note that the repurchase balance appears to be funds withheld for purchase of new matrix positions, whereas the subscription balance is depleted daily if an affiliate has open Daily Subscription Plan positions.

Tri-30 Plan (30 cents)

Positions in Tri-Ads’ Tri-30 Plan are thirty cents. Affiliates can purchase positions directly or via cycling out of the Subscription Explosion Plan (Phase 2) or Daily Subscription Plan (Phase 2).

Phases in the Tri-30 Plan use 5×1 matrices, which require five additional positions to be filled before a position cycles out and a commission is paid.

Phase 1 (positions cost 30 cents) – once five additional positions are filled pays 50 cents and cycles into Phase 2

Phase 2 – once five additional positions are filled pays $1 and cycles into Phase 3

Phase 3 – once five additional positions are filled pays $5 and cycled into Phase 4

Phase 4 – once five additional positions are filled pays $5, provides a new Bonus Booster Plan position (Phase 1) and cycles into Phase 5

Phase 5 – once five additional positions are filled pays $20, $75 is withheld in the repurchase balance and cycles into Phase 6

Phase 6 – once five additional positions are filled pays $100, $150 is withheld in the repurchase balance, $75 is withheld in the subscription balance, provides fifty new Tri-30 Plan positions (Phase 1), five new Booster Plan positions (Phase 1), four new Sub-Charger Plan positions (Phase 1), two new Subscription Explosion Plan positions and cycles into Phase 7

Phase 7 – once five additional positions are filled pays $200, $300 is withheld in the repurchase balance, $200 is withheld in the subscription bala

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the owner of Tri-Ads?
James Lawson is identified as the owner of Tri-Ads, based on domain registration records from February 2015 and a Facebook post from April 30th where he announced the site's pre-launch. However, this ownership information is not disclosed on the official Tri-Ads website itself.

Where is Tri-Ads registered?
The Tri-Ads domain was registered on February 3rd, 2015, with an address listed in Delaware, United States. The website domain is tri-ads.com.

What other business ventures has Lawson been involved in?
James Lawson's Facebook profile also advertises Global Mobile Network as another business opportunity. The relationship between his involvement with Global Mobile Network and Tri-Ads remains unclear.

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