What Is Intense Live? It’s a Ride-Sharing Ponzi Scheme Exposed!

Intense Live is a MLM or multi-level marketing company that claims to be a ride-sharing income opportunity. The program has you investing in their rent-a-car or rideshare program (like Grab or Uber) and you take a slice of the profits. 

The owner is Max Bispo with a corporate address in Sao Paulo, Brazil. But their marketing material lists an administrative HQ in Orlando, Florida. If you look up the Florida address, it’ll return a virtual office address that belongs to Regus, a company that provides virtual offices. 

Max Bispo doesn’t have any MLM experience outside of Intense Live. We think that this might be due to translation issues, or he just came out of the blue to establish this company. 

Intense Live’s Facebook lists Bispo as the founder and their YouTube videos list him as the CEO. We don’t know why he’s not listed anywhere on their official website. 

As a general rule of thumb, we are highly suspect about companies asking for upfront cash without knowing who the owner is. 

Intense Live Product Line

Intense Live offers no retail products or services. They have an income opportunity that involves you investing in their ride-sharing or rent-a-car program. They say they have their own fleet of cars to make this possible. 

Does The Product Work?

Intense Live claims that they generate ROI for their members via ridesharing. This doesn’t make sense for two reasons. 

First, if Intense Live already had a fleet of cars that allows them to generate 300% annual ROI for the company, why do they need your money? 

Second, we’re still in the middle of the pandemic. You think people are really going to be ecstatic booking ride-sharing sessions with strangers? 

Granted, the company launched before the lockdowns, and we know that Brazil is decimated by the virus. Last April, Brazil reopened the country prematurely. The country maintains one of the highest death rates in the world. 

Technically speaking if they really did require people to invest in the program, they’d need to be registered with the CMV (Brazil SEC) to carry out financial transactions for their clients. There’s no proof anywhere that they’re registered with the CMV or any regulatory agency anywhere in the world. 

As it stands, the only source of income comes from new member investments. This is carried out through recruitment.

Intense Live offers one way to make money and that’s through recruitment.

How To Get Started with Intense Live?

Intense Live ties membership to different packages and investment tiers

• Basic $150
• Master – $300
• Conservative - $600
• Moderate - $1800
• Aggressive - $3000Thre is also an ongoing monthly fee of $15.

Intense Live Compensation Plan

Intense Live members invest on the promise of advertised returns paid every month:

• Master – invest $300 and receive $60 a month for 12 months ($720)
• Conservative – invest $600 and receive $120 a month for 12 months ($1440)
• Moderate – invest $1800 and receive $360 a month for 12 months ($4320)
• Aggressive – invest $3000 and receive $800 a month for 12 months ($9600)

Recruitment Commissions

Intense Live members are paid to recruit people. They receive recruitment commissions based on how much their recruits spend on membership:

• recruit a Basic tier member and receive $15
• recruit a Master tier member and receive $30
• recruit a Conservative member and receive $60
• recruit a Moderate tier member and receive $180
• recruit an Aggressive tier member and receive $300

Note that this is a one-time payment. 

Residual Recruitment Commissions

Intense Live residual commissions are paid out following a binary compensation structure. This places two positions below you, referred to as left and right sides. 

The first level will only house two positions. Once these positions are filled, each side will spawn two more positions below them and be named as the second level. You now have 4 open positions on this level. And this goes on infinitely. 

At the end of each day, Intense Live tallies up sales volume on both sides of the team and tracked via BV. 

• recruitment of a Basic tier member generates 50 BV
• recruitment of a Master tier member generates 100 BV
• recruitment of a Conservative tier member generates 200 BV
• recruitment of a Moderate tier member generates 600 BV
• recruitment of an Aggressive tier member generates 1000 BV

Residual commissions are paid out as10% of generated BV from the weaker binary team side. 

Matching Bonus

Intense Live pays out this bonus on residual recruitment commissions earned by downline members. This bonus follows a unilevel compensation structure and caps out at 5 levels. 

The bonus is paid as a 2% match on residual recruitment commissions.

Residual Commissions (monthly fees)

Intense Live charges a monthly membership fee of $15. This fee is used to pay a monthly residual commission following a 5x5 matrix. 

A $2 commission is paid out to each member of the matrix who pay out their monthly fees. 

This is a recurring bonus as long as the members in the structure pays out this fee.

#1 Their Offices Were Raided

Authorities in Argentina raided the offices of Intense Live a couple of months ago. Ten arrests have been made when they raided the offices. 

Authorities also seized vehicles that were used for collateral by members to join the company. 

#2 Ponzi Scheme!

People are paid out when they recruit other people into the program, and there’s no obvious sign of a Ponzi scheme other than this one. 

Remember, the only verifiable source of income is through recruitment and new emmber investment. If you don’t recruit, you won’t earn money. 

#3 Unknown Owner!

There’s no information about Bispo outside of Intense Live. We doubt that he’s actually the brains behind this operation and we doubt he’s a real person as well.  He might be using an alias during his involvement with Intense L

There’s nothing to like about Intense Live. It’s one big scam. 

Intense Live is a Ponzi scheme that presents a ridesharing income opportunity and promises you a ROI of up to 300%.

But it’s nothing more than that: a Ponzi scheme. Their business model is easily debunked with some common sense and logic. 

Don’t worry because their offices have been raided in Argentina and we think this will be the last time we’ll hear about Intense Live.

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