There is no information on the Xtreme Pro System website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The XtremeProSystem website domain (“xtremeprosystem.com”) was registered on the 26th of November 2013, however the domain registration is set to private.

Linked off the XtremeProSystem website footer are several social media profiles for the company. If one visits the official XtremeProSystem Facebook profile, several links appear with the affiliate referral code “ganoza02”:

If one clicks one of these links and then attempts to sign up as an Xtreme Pro System affiliate, the name of the affiliate is provided:

Note that the “02” in the affiliate link provided on the Facebook profile suggests Ganoza may have multiple accounts within the opportunity.

Promotional efforts from Xtreme Pro System affiliates confirm Ganoza is the owner of the company, placing him in the US state of New Jersey:

Why this information is not publicly provided on the Xtreme Pro System website is a mystery.

In a video published on his YouTube channel in 2012, Ganoza (right) claims to have been involved in network marketing since 2004.

In the same video, Ganoza describes what he believes MLM is about:

That’s kind of the way MLM works, if you know what I mean.

You know, you build your downline and your downline builds another downline and your downline gets their downline. Those downlines build there downlines and y’know it expands and you’re at the very top. And basically you really don’t have to do much but at least continue communication with your downline.

Later in the video Ganoza holds up a check stub for “Freeway to Success”, an opportunity that pays affiliates 25 cents to $14 per affiliate recruited.

In January 2013 Ganoza launched “Xtreme Power System”, a matrix-based opportunity that paid affiliates to recruit new affiliates into the company.

A month later Ganoza had moved onto “The Reverse Matrix”, yet another recruitment-driven matrix opportunity.

By April Ganoza had ditched The Reverse Matrix and launched “Xtreme Social Network”. In May Ganoza then joined “Reverse Cycler”, continuing his attraction to matrix-based recruitment schemes.

June saw Ganoza dump Reverse Cycler for
AdHitProfits
, a Ponzi scheme that offered 125% ROIs on $45 investments.

After AdHitProfits, Ganoza appears to have gone quiet on the MLM front till he began recently promoting
Tsu
(an MLM social network).

Of note is that the Ganoza appears to have floated the idea behind Xtreme Pro System last year as “Xtreme Pro Matrix”. The domain was registered in December 2013 however only Ganoza himself appears to have joined the company (created position(s) for himself).

If I’m not mistaken, under the name Xtreme Pro System, Ganoza has now decided to launch whatever he had planned with Xtreme Pro Matrix (entry cost for both companies is the same).

Read on for a full review of the Xtreme Pro System MLM business opportunity.

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🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns the Xtreme Pro System?
The Xtreme Pro System website does not disclose ownership information. However, investigation reveals affiliate links containing "ganoza02" on the official Facebook profile, suggesting Johnny Ganoza operates the business as a downline builder, though this remains unconfirmed by official sources.

When was the Xtreme Pro System domain registered?
The domain xtremeprosystem.com was registered on November 26, 2013. The domain registration details are set to private, preventing public access to ownership information through standard WHOIS lookups.

What indicates multiple accounts within Xtreme Pro System?
The affiliate referral codes on the Facebook profile contain "ganoza02," with the "02" suffix suggesting Johnny Ganoza may operate multiple affiliate accounts within the opportunity structure, though this remains unverified.

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