Unity Line Builders provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company.

Unity Line Builders’ website domain (“unitylinebuilders.com”) was privately registered on January 28th, 2020.

Further research reveals Johnny Ganoza promoting Unity Line Builders on Facebook:

Ganoza (aka Johnny Gan) has appeared on BehindMLM in connection with a number of schemes over the years.

These include 
Xtreme Pro System
 (2014), 
Average Joe Profit System
(2015), 
PowerPost Profits
(2015), 
The PLR System
 (2015), 
The $100 System
 (2016), 
Post 2 Profits
 (2017), 
Hustle With Us
 (2017), 
BitPayProfits
(2017),
Infinity Loops
(2018) and
Paytron BTC
(2019).

Ganoza’s schemes all have fraudulent business models and tend to collapse shortly after launch.

Read on for a full review of Unity Line Builders’ MLM opportunity.

Unity Line Builders’ Products

Unity Line Builders has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Unity Line Builders affiliate membership itself.

Unity Line Builders’ Compensation Plan

Unity Line Builders affiliates purchase positions in a six-tier 2×1 matrix cycler.

A 2×1 matrix is simple in nature requiring only two positions to be filled:

These positions are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of Unity Line Builders affiliates.

Once both positions in a matrix are filled, a cycle commission is paid out and a new position on the same cycler tier is created.

Commission payments across Unity Line Builders’ six-tier cycler are as follows:

Unity 1 (positions cost $35) – $25 commission and generates a new Unity 1 position

Unity 2 (positions cost $50) – $35 commission and generates a new Unity 2 position

Unity 3 (positions cost $75) – $50 commission and generates a new Unity 3 position

Unity 4 (positions cost $150) – $100 commission and generates a new Unity 4 position

Unity 5 (positions cost $300) – $200 commission and generates a new Unity 5 position)

Unity 6 (positions cost $600) – $450 commission and generates a new Unity 6 position

A Matching Bonus is also paid when personally recruited affiliates cycle out of any matrix tier:

cycle out of Unity 1 generates a $5 matching bonus

cycle out of Unity 2 generates a $10 matching bonus

cycle out of Unity 3 generates a $15 matching bonus

cycle out of Unity 4 generates a $25 matching bonus

cycle out of Unity 5 generates a $50 matching bonus

cycle out of Unity 6 generates a $100 matching bonus

Joining Unity Line Builders

Unity Line Builders affiliate membership is free.

Participation in the attached income opportunity however requires a minimum $35 cycler position purchase.

Full participation in Unity Line Builders costs $1210.

Note that all payments within Unity Line Builders are made in either bitcon or ethereum.

Conclusion

Unity Line Builders continues Johnny Ganoza’s foray into cryptocurrency fraud.

I believe PayTron BTC was the first attempt (2×2 cycler), and that’s of course already collapsed.

The math behind

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Unity Line Builders?
Unity Line Builders is a cryptocurrency investment platform operating a 2×1 matrix cycler system. The company lacks transparency regarding ownership and management. Its domain was privately registered in January 2020. The scheme has been associated with promoter Johnny Ganoza, whose history includes multiple collapsed investment programs with fraudulent characteristics.

Who operates Unity Line Builders?
Unity Line Builders' ownership and management information remain undisclosed on its official website. Promotional activities have been linked to Johnny Ganoza, an individual previously connected to numerous investment schemes since 2014, all characterized by fraudulent business models and rapid collapse.

What is Johnny Ganoza's background?
Johnny Ganoza, also known as Johnny Gan, has promoted multiple investment schemes documented on BehindMLM, including Xtreme Pro System, Average Joe Profit System, PowerPost Profits, The PL

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