Traffic Network Ads Review

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Thanks for reading my Traffic Network Ads Review! Is this REALLY a 720 Adcredit Ponzi ROI Scam?

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There is absolutely no information whatsoever on the Traffic Network Ads website signifying who owns or runs the business.

The Traffic Network Ads website domain, trafficnetworkads.com, was registered on September 1, 2016, but the domain registration is set to private.

The programs website has contact specifics for Redrock Media Solutions Limited, through an address in Hong Kong, China.

Additional investigation divulges a number of businesses using that same address, proposing that it is a shared virtual mailing address.

An email address for Traffic Network Ads’ legal department is provided using the redrocksolutions.net domain.

This domain was only just registered privately on October 31, 2016. The domain itself hosts no content.

Traffic Network seems to exist in Hong Kong in name only. Redrock Solutions in the meantime seems to be a misdirection.

Alexa presently estimates that Germany is the main source of traffic to the Traffic Network website (47.5%). The rest of the top five sources of traffic are all European countries (Italy, Austria, Switzerland and Spain).

This proposes that Traffic Network Ads is likely based out of Germany itself, or at least somewhere else in Europe.

And always keep in mind, if an MLM company is not willingly truthful about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Traffic Network Product Line

Traffic Network Ads has absolutely no retailable products or services, with affiliates only capable of marketing Traffic Network Ads affiliate membership itself.

Traffic Network affiliates invest in “Traffic Packs”.

Together with each Traffic Pack investment you will find advertising credits, which can be used to display advertising on the Traffic Network Ads website.

Traffic Network Compensation Plan

The Traffic Network compensation plan has affiliates invest €50 EUR in Traffic Packs, on the assurance of an advertised daily ROI.

Traffic Network Ads represents that the daily ROI is between 0.5% to 1.18% for 730 days (2 years).

As per Traffic Network Ads advertised daily ROI rate, this equates a total ROI of between 365% to 861%.

Note: A Traffic Network affiliate can invest in up to 1000 Traffic Pack investments at any given time (€50,000 EUR).

The total number of active Traffic Pack spots an affiliate can invest in is 2000 (€100,000 EUR).

Referral commissions are paid on Traffic Packs invested by downline affiliates through a uni-level compensation assembly.

A uni-level compensation assembly puts a Traffic Network Ads affiliate at the top of a uni-level team, with each personally recruited affiliate put directly underneath them (level 1).

If any of these level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are the put onto level 2 of the original affiliate’s uni-level team.

If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are then put onto level 3 and so on and so forth down a hypothetical number of levels.

Traffic Network Ads caps payable uni-level levels at 6. Referral commissions are paid as a percentage of €50 Traffic Pack investments as follows:

level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – €5 EUR per pack
level 2 – €2.50 EUR per pack
levels 3 to 6 – €1.50 EUR per pack

Joining Traffic Network Ads – Cost?

Traffic Network Ads affiliate membership is free, though affiliates must invest at least €50 EUR to participate in the MLM opportunity.

Bottom Line?

The 20-minute long Traffic Network Ads marketing video I watched was full of stock footage and unverifiable claims.

Under the sham of having something to do with advertising, Traffic Network Ads assures affiliates a 2-year ROI of up to 861%.

The only confirmable source of revenue entering Traffic Network is affiliate investment, the use of which to fund affiliate ROIs makes Traffic Network Ads a clear-cut Ponzi scheme.

As for the advertising, Traffic Network is your characteristic adcredit Ponzi scheme. The advertising credits are sold only to Traffic Network Ads affiliates, making a closed-loop advertising network that exists exclusively for pseudo-compliance.

No authentic third-party advertisers exist, since paying to advertise to Ponzi investors who are only viewing ads to collect a daily ROI provides little to no sincere value.

Another thing to consider is that if Traffic Network were able to reliably produce up to 861% returns every 2 years, even a meek bank loan would soon see them huge in riches.

Traffic Network Ads – My Conclusion

Soliciting €50 EUR investments from affiliates in this situation makes absolutely no sense.

With a supposed model that produces up to 861% every 2 years, the only reason Traffic Network Ads needs to solicit investment is to use that money to pay out the ROI. And again, this makes Traffic Network a Ponzi scheme.

Add in a virtual address in Hong Kong and nameless ownership, and Traffic Network Ads is pretty much just your characteristic adcredit Ponzi scam.

And as I’ve said in the past, as with all Ponzi schemes, once new affiliate recruitment dies down, Traffic Network will be unable to meet its ROI obligations.

The 2-year maturity period will likely show affiliates strung along with backoffice fake money (numbers on a screen), with a hefty stress on reinvestment.

This is so that they can put off withdrawals for as long as humanly possible, allowing the nameless Traffic Network owner(s) to withdraw invested funds and maximize affiliate losses.

Bottom Line – Good luck trying to recover any money from a virtual address in Hong Kong and from persons unknown when Traffic Network Ads predictably collapses.

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