The Win on Wealth Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

In a notice published to its website, Win on Wealth described its collapse as an “unfortunate termination”.

The exit-scam behind Win on Wealth’s collapse is some baloney about “bank regulator mandates”.

The unfortunate termination of the WOW program is mandatory because of the bank regulator mandates that caused the halt and collapse of Inventis Ventures program.

I haven’t been following Win on Wealth but nonetheless, this is the first I’m hearing about Inventis Ventures.

Corporate records reveal Inventis Ventures corresponds to a series of shell companies registered by Linh Thuy Le.

Inventis Ventures Elite Trst [sic] – registered in California on May 25th, 2023

Inventis Ventures Holding Inc – registered in California on October 27th, 2022

Inventis Ventures Inc – registered in California on May 21st, 2023

Inventis Ventures LLC – registered in Utah in February 2011

Le also registered WOW Win On Wealth, A California Stock Corporation in February 2022.

Prior to Win on Wealth, Inventis Ventures appears to have been a California insurance agency.

The cited Inventis Ventures website in the FaceBook profile above has been disabled.

The last post on Inventis Ventures’ FaceBook profile is dated April 2021.

Thus it appears Le repurposed Inventis Ventures to be part of the Win on Wealth Ponzi scheme, circa early 2022.

That said none of the Inventis Ventures shell companies or WOW Win on Wealth are banks, so it’s unclear what “bank regulator mandates” have to do with anything.

Nonetheless, Win on Wealth goes on to claim;

Our regulatory structure failed and the banking regulators freezing and suspending all of the Inventis operations has become the cause for WOW to cease operations.

Inventis assisted thousands over the past 18 months which lead to a bank regulatory closure and termination of the successful program.

Part of the reason Win on Wealth’s “closure announcement” makes no sense, is likely due to its ties to sovereign citizen nonsense.

We appreciate all members for their loyalty and patience as the massive undertaking of reconstructing the WOW loan program was completed and we were merely awaiting the Sovereign bank funding release, which unfortunately was halted when the Inventis Venture banking closures occurred.

Refunds are being offered to Win on Wealth investors, as well as “financial support” for shell company fees (part of Win on Wealth’s Ponzi scheme was getting investors to create bogus shell companies to launder money through).

Where that money is coming from is unclear.

BehindMLM
reviewed Win on Wealth
in June 2022. We identified a fraudulent investment opportunity, pitching consumers on 15% a month.

In addition to Linh Thuy Le, other names tied to Win on Wealth include Trong Hoang Luu, Arthur J. Lewis (aka AJ Lewis), Dennis Gray, Anna Reyes,
Michael Glaspie
, Jack Riley,

Looking forward, Le and the gang don’t appear to be done defrauding consumers just yet;

We will


🤖 Quick Answer

What is Win on Wealth and why did it collapse?
Win on Wealth was a Ponzi scheme that ceased operations following what it described as an "unfortunate termination." The scheme attributed its collapse to alleged bank regulator mandates connected to the failure of Inventis Ventures program, though this explanation is considered an exit-scam justification by analysts monitoring fraudulent investment operations.

Who operated Inventis Ventures and what is its connection to Win on Wealth?
Corporate records indicate Linh Thuy Le registered multiple shell companies associated with Inventis Ventures, including Inventis Ventures Elite Trst in California on May 25th, 2023, and Inventis Ventures Holding Inc on October 27th, 2023. This entity's alleged regulatory issues reportedly precipitated Win on Wealth's shutdown.


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