Last month it emerged Robert Oblon had sold off Amplifei to LaCore Enterprises.

Details of the state of Amplifei have since emerged, suggesting the company failed to turn a profit.

Oblon (right)
launched Amplifei
in early 2021. The launch followed a off a messy separation from his previous company, Elepreneurs.

Robert Oblon was removed from the Board of Directors and stripped of his position of authority as a result of gross financial misconduct.

He voluntarily resigned to avoid punitive legal actions arising from his malfeasance.

To lure in distributors, Amplifei touted a Founder’s Pool to prospective Happiest Pack affiliates.

Signing up to Amplifei with a Happiest Pack would set you back $1000.

Amplifei’s Founder’s Pool was made up of 5% of monthly company-wide sales revenue. Shares were limited to 1000 and pool qualification ended February 28th, 2021.

A “7-day Mexico resort vacation” was also advertised.

As per the above official promo, to qualify for the Founder’s Pool an affiliate had to qualify as Active with 50 PV a month.

The Founder’s Pool would be paid out to qualified Happiest Pack affiliates quarterly, beginning April 15th, 2021.

April 15th 2021 came and went and the first Founder’s Pool was not paid out. Nor was it paid out for the remaining quarters of 2021, or the first quarter of 2022.

In fact to date, nobody in Amplifei has received a share of the Founder’s Pool – or the advertised Mexico vacation.

When questioned about the Founder’s Pool not paying out, Robert Oblon offered the following response:

We have been clear the Founder Pool will only be paid out once the company is profitable.

This was not the premise Amplifei’s Happiest Packs had been marketed or sold on.

Oblon would later admit Amplifei Happiest Packs were sold as an investment:

While it was collecting $1000 per Happiest Pack sold, Amplifei did nothing. It was only when addressing non-payment of the advertised Founder’s Pool that the subject came up.

Following an “audit”, Oblon’s “profitability” clause would be narrowed to a 50% compensation threshold.

Capping commissions and bonuses at a percentage of company-wide revenue isn’t unusual. But rather than not pay anything out, commissions and bonuses are typically scaled down till the 
previously stated
threshold is reached.

With these Founder’s Pool changes and continued non-payment, some Happiest Pack distributors felt they’d been cheated.

On the premise they’d been bait and switched, distributors began asking Amplifei for a refund.

In correspondence seen by BehindMLM, one distributor was told a refund would be issued – if they  to returned all product included in their Happiest Pack.

This was roughly a year after the pack had been purchased.

Another distributor, part of a group that had been terminated for complaining, was told;

The Company will not respond to any further communication from you on this subject.

Possibly fearing a regulatory investigation, in mid to late 2021 Amplifei went

🤖 Quick Answer

Was Amplifei sold as a non-profitable company?
Yes, Amplifei was sold by Robert Oblon to LaCore Enterprises after failing to achieve profitability. Launched in early 2021 following Oblon's departure from Elepreneurs due to financial misconduct, Amplifei relied on affiliate recruitment through its Happiest Pack program, requiring $1000 initial investment with promised returns from a 5% Founder's Pool of monthly sales revenue.

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