Thanks for stopping by to read my Tornado Rising Review!
I was checking my email this morning and this fairly new company popped up in my inbox.
Now it gives me the opportunity to look at the company, product (if one actually exists) and the compensation plan.
Are you ready to get the #1 review on the internet… Let’s Do It!
Tornado Rising Review – The Company
First things first lets take a closer look at the company.
Like most crypto MLM companies there is no information on the website on who owns or operates Tornado Rising.
This is very common in the crypto space and is one of the first signs the company is NOT legit.
Now I’m not saying Tornado Rising is a scam I’m just saying there’s usually a reason why it’s owners aren’t disclosing who they are.
What I can tell you with certain is that the website domain “tornadorising.com” was registered on March 13th, 2019.
Billy Alexander is listed as the owner and is out of Georgia in the USA.
Ok so you’re probably asking is Billy Alexander a real person?
It’s really common for crypto MLMs to use fake names, pictures, even companies.
However it seems like Billy is a real person.
He’s active on Facebook, has a digital footprint and looks like he promoted World Ventures in the past.
Tornado Rising Products – Do They Exist?
Well, umm, no.
Tornado Rising does not have any retailable products or services you can only buy in as an affiliate and promote the affiliate membership itself.
They are pushing “adcredits” which can be used by affiliates to display ads within the system.
These adcredits are bundled into the the membership.
Compensation Plan – Four-Tier 2×1 Matrix Cycler
This is probably the simplest compensation plan to understand.
Basically all an affiliate needs to do is fill two positions in order to generate a cycle commission.
These positions can be directed directly or indirectly.
Tornado Rising combines the 2×1 with a four-tier cycler which is a bit more complex.
Cycled commissions run four levels deep as followed:
The 2×4 matrix costs each affiliate $35 per month.
Also take note the FIRST payment is deducted from Level 4 in the 2×1 cycler.
The 2×4 Matrix is a pretty simple concept, where you are placed at the top of your own matrix with the first two people falling on the first level.
This duplicates downward with only 2 people being placed on each first level.
NOTE: Your matrix goes 4 levels deep:
Remember these commissions are tied to a $35 monthly fee payments if you don’t pay you can’t earn on the Matrix. If an affiliate is not paying the $35 per month they can’t generate or receive commissions.
Tornado Rising Masternodes
Like many other crypto MLMs Tornado Rising is also pushing “passive returns” which creates a problem in itself.
They don’t disclose any percentages on their website however they do talk about 20% withdrawal fees.
Tornado commissions are paid out when a member invests in cryptocurrency on a unilevel compensation plan.
Unilevel compensation plans are really simple to understand.
Members can sponsor as many people as they want across their first level. Some refer to that as “going wide”.
When members sponsor someone those people would fall on your second level and that would duplicate downward.
How many levels you can be paid on varies by company however with Tornado Rising you are capped at 5 levels.
Here are the percentages:
What Does It Cost To Join?
If you plan on joining Tornado Rising an investment of $35 aka your cycler position purchase.
So $35 per month gives you access to full participation with Tornado Rising’s income opportunity.
Tornado Rising Conclusion – Legit or Scam?
The problems with Tornado Rising (like most crypto MLMs) they don’t give any proof how they are earning income outside of recruiting new affiliates.
They speak very little about an ROI on their website and probably for good reason.
Masternodes promise a daily return on investment (passive income) which is a security.
When you attach an ROI to any program you can almost guarantee they are a Ponzi and even if they are not you have to be registered with the SEC etc.
Why?
Because basically none of the companies can show REAL PROOF outside of recruiting new affiliate how they are making income.
That is a Ponzi.
Tornado Rising talks about “adcredits” but I can tell you this if you didn’t know.
The SEC has established long ago that adcredits does not legitimize a Ponzi scheme.
If there is no retailable product or service and the company is just moving money around with new recruits investing that is illegal.
Unfortunately if you look closely at Tornado Rising it’s basically ALL tied to recruitment.
Yes there are people that make money in these sort of programs but it’s a very small percentage.
Seasoned Ponzi promoters usually bounce from scheme to scheme profiting on hype and when they hype goes away and recruiting stops they get out.
Most people lose money because they are banking on their investment growing over time.
Only problem most of these companies don’t last long and before they can cash out the company shuts down.
Hope you enjoyed my Tornado Rising Review if you have any questions feel free to leave in the comments below.
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