OmegaPro Review – A 200% ROI in 16 Months Scheme!

OmegaPro, or Omega Pro, is a MLM or multi-level marketing company that operates under the cryptocurrency trading and investment niche. Their domain name was registered privately on Nov 2018. 

On their landing page, they also have a UK Corporate Address, which belongs to Prime Secretarial, a virtual office merchant. What they don’t provide on their landing page is the owner of the company. 

But third-party research, as well as a formal warning from France, led us to the identities of both owners: Dilawar Singh and Andreas Szakacs. 

Singh is cited as the co-owner of the company and is based out of Germany. Prior to creating OmegaPro, he was an ambassador for Omnia Tech. Omnia Tech was also a Ponzi scheme. 

Because OmegaPro started right after Omnia Tech’s collapse, we have reason to believe that this is a continuation of the scheme. 

Meanwhile, Szakacs operates out of Dubai but has no notable MLM experience at this time of writing. 

OmegaPro Product Line

OmegaPro offers no retail products or services, which is a strict requirement if you’re operating a MLM in any country. 

You are only investing your money to take part in their income opportunity. 

Does The Product Work?

At the heart of it all, OmegaPro is your typical MLM cryptocurrency scam. It claims that it generates external ROI via trading of indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. But there’s no proof or evidence that all of this is being done. 

They also don’t provide any evidence on their website that they’re allowed to perform these financial transactions. You see, to carry out these financial transactions, the company has to be registered and authorized to operate with the country’s financial regulatory agencies. For example, if they operated in the USA, they would have to be registered with the SEC or Securities and Exchange Commission. 

So what happens here is that they are also committing securities fraud, which could land you some jail time if you do promote this company and make money out of people. 

Needless to say, the only way that this company makes money is through the new member investments. These investments are cycled through the top tier and work their way downwards. As long as you remain on the bottom tier, you will never be able to get a slice of the pie. This is where recruitment becomes crucial. Your first move in a Ponzi scheme is to make sure that you’re not at the bottom of the pyramid. 

And just like any other Ponzi scheme, OmegaPro will collapse once the recruitment has stopped.

There is only one way to make money from OmegaPro and that’s through recruiting people. You make money off of various recruitment commissions promised by their compensation plan. 

How To Get Started with OmegaPro?

OmegaPro offers free membership but does not guarantee you a spot in the income opportunity. You need to pay out a $29 fee plus a minimum investment of $100. The maximum investment is $15,000. 

We don’t know where this $29 is being used for, or what this entails members if they pay it. 

OmegaPro Compensation Plan

At the root of their compensation plan is the promised ROI commission that the company offers, along with various recruitment commissions. 

You’re promised a total of 200% ROI after 16 months in the business. 

There are 8 levels in which you can earn from this company: 

1. Start-Up Level – This level costs $100. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

2. Basic Trader Level – This level costs $500. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

3. Light Trader Level – This level costs $1000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

4. Pro Trader Level – This level costs $3000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

5. Advanced Trader Level – This level costs $5000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

6. Tycoon Trader Level – This level costs $8000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

7. Premium Trader Level – This level costs $10,000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

8. Master Trader Level – This level costs $15,000. You make a 200% ROI in 16 months.

Once you cash out, you’re required to reinvest 30% of your daily returns.

Sponsorship Commissions

There are different commissions when you personally refer someone to make an investment. When they invest into one of the levels, you earn 5% of the investments made. 

Residual Income Commissions

This is earned through your team built by your personally referred members and their recruits. This follows a binary compensation structure, where two personally recruited members are placed on your right and left leg, marked as the first level. Their recruits are placed on their legs and are your second level. And this goes on infinitely. You earn a commission from these levels and these are paid out every week. 

Leadership Pool Commissions

OmegaPro offers a company-wide commission pool that you can join in and earn up to 3% of that pool. The commissions are split with everyone that qualifies, earning up to 1% from these pools. 

Virtual Lottery Mystery Bonus?

We don’t know much about this bonus because it’s not listed on their site, but you’ll need to reinvest 10% of your commissions from your ROI to qualify.

#1 Obvious Ponzi Scheme

The main source of income for the program comes from recruiting people. There’s no incentive to sell products or services because there’s none to begin with. If you were to follow FTC guidelines and its counterparts, then this makes OmegaPro a Ponzi scheme. 

There’s no way to prove that OmegaPro is a legitimate company too. 

#2 Securities Fraud

OmegaPro is also committing securities fraud on the account that it promises ROI, investments, and passive income. 

They have to be authorized by financial regulators to carry out these transactions. You can also do a quick search on SEC or any government database that handles these registrations to check on their legitimacy.

There’s nothing to like about OmegaPro. It’s nothing more than a Ponzi scheme.

OmegaPro isn’t a legitimate MLM company and we’re confident that it’s a Ponzi scheme. At best, its red flags are too obvious and that there’s a lot of things wrong with the program. 

1. The incentives are focused on recruitment and not much else. You don’t make any money if you don’t recruit people. That’s what makes it a Ponzi scheme. 

2. It commits securities fraud because it promises passive income and investments on behalf of its members. They need to be registered with financial regulators before they can carry out such activities. 

This program is 100% bad news and 100% scam. Stay away from it.

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