What Is Universal Abundance? It’s a Video Library Pyramid Scheme!

Universal Abundance is a multi-level marketing company that doesn’t really tell us what exactly it is about. The website was registered in October 2019 and updated the following year. 

The registration of the website was done privately so there’s no way of telling who owns the domain name or where it’s hosted. 

The website contains no information on who owns the company too, but the marketing videos present someone named Noel Strane. Coincidentally, all the videos belonging to Universal Abundance are hosted on his channel called “The Angel of Abundance”. 

The first video was uploaded back in 2018 and the second video, which now talked about Universal Abundance, came out in 2019. This fits the timeline with the domain registration and update. 

While we can’t really say for certain, it’s safe to say that Strane holds a management position in Universal Abundance. Whether or not he owns it is another question. Prior to Universal Abundance, Strane was involved with Nerium and Le-Vel, so he has some MLM background. He claims to be based in the USA, but his recent videos show him out of Tulum, Mexico. 

Universal Abundance Product Line

Universal Abundance does not have retail products or services. Members are only able to market the income opportunity itself. 

When you sign up for the income opportunity, you get access to their training videos that give you “unlimited awareness at your fingertips, spanning all topics”. 

In other words, you get access to Strane’s YouTube videos featuring himself and other guests. 

Here’s a short rundown of what you can expect once you become a member: 

1. UA Trainings - All video content on different topics such as health and wellness and business development. 
2. UA Workshops - This is their library of recorded workshops of past trainings and topics covered.

Does The Product Work?

Universal Abundance looks promising when you think about it, but if you dissect it down to its compensation plan, it’s actually far from what it’s promising to be. 

Strane’s videos look like he’s watched too many self-help videos and read too many self-help videos. He’s just into the “manifest this” and “manifest that” BS and thinks that he’s the next Tony Robbins. 

Now, if you’re looking for self-help videos and masterclass types of lessons, you’re better off with legitimate mentors like Tony Robbins or Simon Sinek. The way we see it, we don’t see the reason why you package income opportunities into an educational platform. 

As it stands, the business is nothing more than a recruitment scheme. But before you say “you’re subscribing to a service”, we’re going to beat you to it. 

Even if you argue that there’s service provided when you sign up for Universal Abundance, it’s not marketed directly. It’s not even the selling point for the program. 

You see, a MLM company needs to provide retail products or services as part of their income opportunity. MLM companies need to show you that you earn when you sell the products or services.

But that’s not the case with Universal Abundance. The income opportunity is tied to membership recruitment, which is a huge red flag. 

And we’ll show you what we mean when we talk about their income opportunity in the next section.

There’s only one way to make money from Universal Abundance and that’s through new member recruitment. 

How To Get Started with Universal Abundance?

Universal Abundance membership is divided into three tiers: 

UA20 – $20 a month

UA100 – $120 a month

UA1000 – $1120 a month

The difference between these tiers is access to the material in the backoffice. You can also sign up for Universal Abundance at a discount or free (cryptocurrency only).

You can pay in either USD or USDC.

Universal Abundance Compensation Plan

Their compensation plan follows a unilevel structure. This is how this structure works.

Your direct recruits are your level 1 members. These are your personally recruited members. 

When your level 1 members recruit people, they become your level 2 members. Subsequently, they become your level 1’s level 1. 

Commissions are paid out on these two levels:

50% on level 1 (personally recruited members)

25% on level 2

Commissions are paid out as long as your recruited members pay their monthly fees.

#1 Recruitment Is The Key!

The name of the game is recruitment. You’re not going to make any money by selling their services. You’re basically just selling the income opportunity, which comes with the subscription. 

The videos are just the bonus for signing up with a subscription. 

This makes it a Ponzi scheme. 

#2 Business Model Does Not Make Sense!

When you think about it, their business model does not match their income opportunity. One could easily create a MLM program about personal development and not have it revolve around recruitment. 

In fact, if they gave you commissions for selling the program rather than the income opportunity, they’d have something to show for. The monthly subscription for their personal development cost just doesn’t make sense because you’re only going to be watching the videos one time.   

But their pricing for their business is just stupid. This brings me to my next point.

#3 $1,000 For Personal Development? Come on!

You’re paying about a hundred to a thousand dollars on a personal development program, and it’s a monthly subscription. Tony Robbins doesn’t need a month to turn you into a better version of yourself. I mean for a thousand dollars, you can get Robbins’ or even Sinek’s coaching program and it would be the best bang for your buck. 

But for someone like Strane to sell a thousand dollars’ worth of personal development? That’s just absurd.

There’s nothing to like about Universal Abundance.

Universal Abundance is a recruitment scam. In fact, we’d even say that it’s a pyramid scheme at this point. Recruitment is the name of the game here and is the only way to make money. 

The subscription costs do not make sense with their business model, and the videos you get from their subscriptions are just the bonus content. These are not directly marketed. Instead, the income opportunity is the direct sale for Universal Abundance. 

As it stands, unless they change their income opportunity, we don’t really recommend this to anyone. 

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