Predating the launch of their BTC package Ponzi scheme, David Frost was a prominent fixture in USI-Tech marketing.

Often appearing alongside Master Distributors Dan & Patti Hunt, Frost appeared in USI-Tech marketing videos and co-hosted company events.

Here’s the thing though – in addition to being high up the USI-Tech investor chain, David Frost is also Associate Professor of Business at Bethany College.

And
word on the street is
Frost
isn’t
above recruiting students into USI-Tech.

Bethany College is based out of Kansas and, according to their website,

is a small, private college that provides students personal attention within a caring community.

Bethany College is also “a College of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America”, which aligns it with the Lutheran faith.

According to David Frost’s bio on the Bethany College website, he’s

an assistant professor of business at Bethany College.

He joined the faculty in 2009, after serving as an adjunct at Bethany for three years.

He teaches classes in business management and human relations.

When Frost signed up as a USI-Tech affiliate I can’t say, but it must have been pretty early on for him to be regularly featured in marketing material put out by Master Distributors Dan & Patti Hunt.

The
initial incarnation of USI-Tech
was a pyramid scheme, which has since been replaced by a
BTC package Ponzi model
.

There’s a lot more content of Frost promoting USI-Tech’s earlier pyramid model, however if you dig deep enough you can also find him promoting USI-Tech’s bitcoin Ponzi scheme.

As the flyer on the right shows, Frost was promoting USI-Tech BTC packages shortly after they launched in June.

In one video uploaded to YouTube on July 20th, Frost explains why he began investing in USI-Tech BTC packages.

[0:36] It’s one of the biggest reasons that this company stood out to me, because I’ve been investing for fifteen years.

This is the only company that I know of that I could go take fifty-five dollars roughly, put it into this bitcoin package and, there’s no monthly fees, there’s no fees for taking the money out, there’s no fees all along the way – I simply watch my money grow.

For reasons unknown, much of the content featuring David Frost publicly promoting USI-Tech’s bitcoin packages has disappeared.

The last known instance of Frost promoting USI-Tech that I was able to find was reference to his hosting of a conference on November 10th and 11th, 2017.

Reddit user Sky Basu, who claims to have been a USI-Tech “newbie” at the time, shared his experience on the private USI Dream Team subreddit;

I just returned from the Dallas Conference of USI Tech. I am a new member – with USI only for 2 weeks.

I met quite a few investors, small and large who are getting returns on a daily or monthly basis.

Dan and Patti Hunt with their partner David Frost, the master distributors for USI tech in the USA were the hosts for the conference.

Barry Hogan one of the leaders located in Dallas Fort Wort

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is David Frost and what is his connection to USI-Tech?
David Frost was a prominent USI-Tech investor and marketing figure who appeared in company videos and co-hosted events alongside Master Distributors Dan and Patti Hunt, before the launch of the BTC package scheme.

What is David Frost's professional position?
David Frost holds the position of Associate Professor of Business at Bethany College, a private Lutheran institution located in Kansas.

What allegations surround David Frost's recruitment activities?
Reports indicate that Frost engaged in recruiting Bethany College students into USI-Tech investment opportunities while serving as an associate professor at the institution.

What is Bethany College's institutional background?
Bethany College is a small, private college affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, emphasizing personalized student attention within a faith-based community environment.

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