PowerNodes Review – Legit Biz Op or Big Scam? Find Out Here…

Welcome to my PowerNodes Review!

Now before I even begin, I know well enough that PowerNodes is tied to Mize Network, an MLM business that I have previously reviewed.

So, I definitely recommend reading up on that before getting into the nitty gritty that is PowerNodes.

Now, whether you just stumbled upon my little corner of the internet or you have come here with a purpose, there is plenty to be exposed to within the world of marketing and business.

And lucky for you, it is my job to do just that.

In my review today, I will break down this company’s history, products, compensation plan, cost to join, and end off with my perspective of PowerNodes.

Let’s just get into, shall we?!

PowerNodes Review – The Company

PowerNodes Review

After looking through multiple websites, I discovered that PowerNodes has a verrrryyyyy close association with the Mize Network… the same one that I reviewed a few days ago.

But I’m getting a bit ahead of myself here.

To start, the PowerNodes website domain has been registered as powernodes.io since the 30^th of May.

When I looked into the source code of the PowerNodes domain, I found the keyword stuffing of Mize Network.

Not only that, but its logo is splattered all over the company’s information as Mize seems to be promoting PowerNodes as its “first product”.

Now, why would anyone ever want to do that? Why would I be reviewing a product of an MLM company that I’ve already looked into?

Could it be because of a certain CEO known as Adrian Jacuzzi and his intent of creating a “business within a business”?

Bingo!

Unfortunately, that is all I was really able to find out about this company so let’s just move along shall we?

PowerNodes Reviews – The Products

PowerNodes products

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

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

The PowerNodes Compensation Plan

Just as I expected, PowerNodes can be invested into by Mize Network affiliates with the reward of “daily payments”.

What exactly that means, well I’m not too sure…

Recruitment Commissions

The affiliates of PowerNodes earn a 5% commission on the funds that are invested by the affiliates they sponsor.

These are known as residual recruitment commissions and these can be reinvested into the company and tracked through a unilevel compensation structure.

The first level of the structure is made up of the first sponsored affiliates, who are then followed by those who are sponsored by each individual affiliate after that.

HOWEVER, there is a catch…

The company caps off the commissions at nine levels.

Commissions are paid out in percentage terms across the nine levels as followed:

Level 1 (personally sponsored affiliates) – 3%
Levels 2 and 3 – 3%
Levels 4 to 6 – 2%
Levels 7 to 9 – 1%

Residual Commissions

PowerNodes pays residual commissions through a binary compensation structure, which just means that each affiliate is expected to sponsor up to 2 new affiliates in each new level of the structure.

Positions in the binary team can be filled through direct and indirect sponsorship of affiliates, but unlike the residual recruitment commissions, there is no limit to the number of levels.

At the end of each day, the concentration of new investments must be calculated at a rate of 70% of funds invested that day, and affiliates then earn 10% of matched funds on the weaker side of the binary structure.

Leftover funds on the stronger side are carried over and used the very next day.

Matching Bonus

PowerNodes affiliates can earn a 5% Matching Bonus on residual commissions, paid out using the same unilevel compensation structure as above, but capping off at 5 levels.

Cost to Join PowerNodes

The cost to join PowerNodes is not revealed on their website, nor is their investment possibilities.

What a shame, however for the sake of having straws to grasp, let’s just assume that the Mize Network membership is a requirement.

That means that one would have to pay €50 to €25,000 EUR, followed by the purchasing of PowerNodes investments after that.

Verdict on PowerNodes

PowerNodes is as secretive and mysterious as its name…. despite having written an entire article on it, it fails to truly disclose its vision and purpose for its affiliates.

A quick trip to the website also shows us that they have nothing corporate revealed on it, making it seem as if it not associated with Mize Network.

But we know better than that of course.

PowerNodes’ sister, Mize Networks, just seems to be another scam waiting to go belly up, and so this could be the ‘contingency’ or rather ‘back-up’ plan for the affiliates.

I mean, listen to the sketchiness that seems to be Adrian Jacuzzi (CEO of Mize Networks). Prior to his company, he was heavily marketing Pool Miners, but when it collapsed, the affiliates were juggled around until they ended up at Infinitum Flame.

But he’s a smart fellow. All he needs is the introduction of another product (whether it be through PowerNodes or not) for him to keep the interest of all affiliates high.

And keep the money rolling in even if affiliates are not getting it.

But going back to PowerNodes really quick, all I really got from their claims is the idea that they are mining some ERC-20 token that they have created. But there are no other details provided about said token.

But hey, at least we know there are approximately 170 million of them.

But this token could also be providing Mize Network the power to be potentially be eroding ROI liability at will. I mean as long as the image stays as hopeful and prosperous as they make it seem, why would they not do so?

The tokens could just double as ‘income opportunity’ eventually.

It’s just personalized cryptocurrency at its best – A Bitcoin wannabe in the MLM world.

Its promise to “increase in value” just further adds to Jacuzzi’s lack of credibility, especially since he could potentially be operating illegally on a global standard.

After all, he is not registered to offer securities to anyone. (1)

This company just seems to move closer and closer to the pyramid fraud territory at every step and it shouldn’t be too long until we see “evidence” that tries to convince us otherwise. (2)

Don’t be fooled folks.

We’ve seen the promising words of MLM crypto cloud mining and I advise you all to steer clear unless you know without a doubt that it will bring returns.

Otherwise you’re essentially just flushing your money down a toilet.

For that reason, I rate this the following:

I hope you enjoyed my PowerNodes review and if you have any questions feel free to ask below….