SpeedFlow Review – Legit Business or Huge Scam? Find Out Here…

Welcome to my SpeedFlow Review!

Maybe someone has already approached you about this company, and maybe they have even showed you the compensation plan and it seems to look good…

But maybe you are still in need of some answers and information on the company to be sure this isn’t a scam you are walking right into…

No matter why you landed here, I am glad you are!

I am going to give you the real details you need to know and give you some insight into this company and what they are all about.

In order for me to do that, you need read this all the way to the end and pay close attention because I am going to walk you through the company, products and compensation plan.

Let’s get to the important info!

SpeedFlow Review – The Company

SpeedFlow Review

When you visit the company’s website, you will see that there is no info posted online about the owner or operators of the company.

After a bit of digging around I was able to find that the SpeedFlow website domain was registered privately as “speedflow.org” on the 16^th of March in 2018.

At the time of writing this, data from Alexa suggests that Brazil and Russia are the two main sources of website traffic for the company at 24% and 17%.

On the company website there is a Gibraltar corporate address listed, but it shows to be a virtual office space once you look it up further.

With the URL slug “supporti” on the contact page, it’s possible the company is operating from Italy.

SpeedFlow Reviews – The Products

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SpeedFlow doesn’t have any products or services for affiliates to purchase or sell.

But anyone wanting to sign up as an affiliate with SpeedFlow can market the company affiliate membership.

The SpeedFlow Compensation Plan

Affiliates looking to take part in the company compensation plan are required to sign up and invest into the company.

Company affiliates are to buy a spot in the 6-tier 2×2 matrix cycler, where matrix positions are going for $20.

The 2×2 matrix puts an affiliate onto the top of the matrix, where 2 positions are right underneath the top affiliate.

These 2 positions now create the first level of the matrix and the second level of the matrix is made by dividing each position on the first level into another 2 positions each, therefore having 6 matrix positions total.

Matrix positions are filled through the purchases of $20 matrix positions from newly sponsored affiliates or prior company affiliate members.

A “cycle” is achieved once all 6 matrix positions are filled.

There is a commission earned for the affiliate at the top of the matrix, following which it will move into a tier for the next cycler.

The company’s 6-tier cycler commission payouts are listed here:

Tier 1 – $20 cycle commission, generates a new Tier 1 matrix position and cycles into Tier 2
Tier 2 – $30 cycle commission and cycles into Tier 3
Tier 3 – $50 cycle commission and cycles into Tier 4
Tier 4 – $100 cycle commission and cycles into Tier 5
Tier 5 – $500 cycle commission and cycles into Tier 6
Tier 6 – $6000 cycle commission

The company offers a matching bonus at 100%, which will be on paid cycle commissions where affiliates will earn it through personally sponsoring affiliates, starting from the 2^nd tier:

Tier 2 – $30 matching bonus
Tier 3 – $50 matching bonus
Tier 4 – $100 matching bonus
Tier 5 – $500 matching bonus
Tier 6 – $6000 matching bonus

Cost To Join SpeedFlow

The cost to join SpeedFlow as an affiliate with a membership includes the purchase of a minimum of 1 matrix position at $20 in the matrix cycler.

Verdict of SpeedFlow

Now we’re almost at the end of my full review on the company, so now is when I’ll mention that I do not think this company is 100% legit…

The company advertises itself as a business opportunity where company affiliates will be able to “turn $20 into permanent income source!”…

The fact that they are saying “permanent income source” seems to good to be true…and guess what…it is.

Company affiliates that sponsor the newest affiliates are going to be rewarded with the company’s matching bonus, and the motivation to keep the scam going is pretty enticing because this a the pay off.

And when a company uses newly invested funds to pay out ROI to existing members…well that is the definition of a scam…

This is your typical matrix cycler Ponzi scam set up:

The owners of the company usually remain unknown and anonymous.

They take up the preloaded matrix positions at the top of a matrix cycler model, which gives them the most beneficial position in the matrix because they will get most of the invested money.

But once affiliates stop joining, money will stop flowing…

And when the money stops flowing, the owners usually take the money and bail…

My advice? Be careful with this company as you are likely to lose your investment…

I hope you enjoyed my SpeedFlow review and if you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below…