Sometime over the past 24 hours the Weenzee Ponzi scheme collapsed.

Since then the company’s admins have done a runner and pulled Weenzee’s website offline.

BehindMLM only just recently
reviewed Weenzee
a few weeks back.

Weenzee’s business model saw affiliates invest in worthless WNZ Ponzi points.

Weenzee set an arbitrary internal WNZ point value, which in theory would allow Weenzee affiliates to eventually withdraw more than they initially invested.

The MLM side of the business saw affiliate investors paid to recruit new affiliates, making Weenzee a Ponzi pyramid hybrid.

Who exactly ran Weenzee is unclear, but signs pointed to either eastern European or Asian scammers.

There is also the possibility that multiple groups from these regions were working together.

Weenzee’s victims appear to primarily be from Brazil, although there was also some activity in Iran.

In the aftermath of the collapse, Weenzee’s social media accounts have all been deleted.

It is unlikely Brazilian authorities will pursue the matter, meaning for most Weenzee investors the collapse is yet another “sorry for your loss” lesson.

Sadly, it’s probably one most of them aren’t going to learn from.

🤖 Quick Answer

What was the Weenzee scheme and why did it collapse?
Weenzee was a hybrid Ponzi-MLM scheme where affiliates invested in worthless WNZ points at arbitrary valuations, with promises of eventual withdrawals exceeding initial investments. The scheme collapsed within 24 hours when administrators disappeared and took the website offline, leaving investors' funds unrecovered.

How did Weenzee operate as a pyramid scheme?
The scheme combined investment fraud with recruitment incentives. Affiliates purchased WNZ Ponzi points while earning commissions for recruiting new participants, creating a two-tier system dependent on continuous recruitment rather than legitimate product sales or services.

Who were the operators behind Weenzee?
The exact identity of Weenzee's administrators remains unclear. Evidence suggested involvement of scammers from Eastern Europe or Asia, with possibilities of multiple criminal groups from these regions collaborating in the

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