What’s left of Vyb has collapsed.

On January 25th remaining promoters were informed Vyb was merging with Connective (iGenius).

Fronted by Aundray Russell and Ragan and Megan Lynch, Vyb
pre-launched as a pump and dump pyramid scheme
in early 2025.

In May 2025
Vyb relaunched with a less problematic compensation plan
. Still lacking however were real retail customers and retail commissions.

Fast forward to December 2025 and SimilarWeb tracked just ~6100 monthly visits to Vyb’s website. This brings us to the
January 25th Vyb webinar
.

A quick note here, Aundray Russell was nowhere to be seen. Russell appears to have ditched Vyb and is currently promoting
Akashx
on social media.

Present on the webinar were Ragan and Megan Lynch, David Imonitie and some Vyb promoters.

Imonitie
sold his own MLM company off to iGenius’ parent company Investview
last December. The Lynchs appear to have done the same and have presumably been given iGenius compensation positions under Imonitie.

iGenius itself is currently going through a weird transition period. Shortly before a
$4 million fine for pyramid fraud in Poland
became public earlier this month, iGenius revealed to top promoters it was rebooting as Connective.

The Connective reboot will see iGenius pivot to selling diamonds and health supplements, a move
some promoters weren’t happy about
.

Imonitie referred to himself as just “a distributor” on the Vyb webinar. This was weird as Imonitie’s Zoom account name suggested he was appearing as an Investview (INVU) corporate representative.

Imonitie opened his pitch to Vyb promoters by recalling past success as Organo Gold and iMarkets Live.

[19:55] When I decided to leave [Organo Gold], Megan, my residual check? You know what they did with it? They snatched it. They did not let me keep my residual check.

[20:24] Well guess what, I joined another company. You guys know this company, iMarketsLive.

When I joined iMarkets Live Megan, they were at twelve hundred people in the company …  five years later [the owner] had twenty super cars, he had jets, the company had done over a billion dollars in sales.

Immonite failed to mention iMarkets Live and owners Chris and Isis Terry were
sued by the FTC
in May 2025. The Terrys’ assets have been frozen and the FTC is alleging over $1.2 billion in fraud, which Imonitie was very much part of.

Imonitie’s pitch primarily to Vyb promoters primarily focused on him acquiring Investview shares and cashing out.

[18:25] In 2008 [Organo Gold] did two million in sales … I joined in 2009, the company went to nine million in sales in 2009.

From 2010 to 2016 … the company did well over a billion dollars in revenue – and I was the number five income earner in the company.

[18:56] If the company was publicly traded, and the stock was at three cents a share, and it did over a billion dollars in a six-year timeframe, do you think I would have been buying shares in that company?

[19:14] Heck yes, right? My best year in t

🤖 Quick Answer

What happened to Vyb and why did it merge with Conectiv (iGenius)?
Vyb, a network marketing venture fronted by Aundray Russell and Ragan and Megan Lynch, pre-launched in early 2025 but struggled to attract genuine retail customers. By December 2025, its website recorded approximately 6,100 monthly visits. On January 25, 2026, remaining promoters were informed that Vyb was merging with Conectiv, an entity associated with iGenius.

Who were the key figures behind Vyb's launch and collapse?
Vyb was primarily fronted by Aundray Russell alongside Ragan and Megan Lynch. David Imonitie also played a visible role during later promotional efforts. Notably, by the time the merger announcement was made, Russell had departed from Vyb and was publicly promoting Ak

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