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CoopCrowd says David T. Rosen is its founder.
Our founder, David T. Rosen, came up with the world’s first global crowdfunding system, 5 Star Exchange, in March 2001.
Since then, we have been delivering great crowdfunding systems around the world without a hitch. People giving money is known as “crowdfunding,” according to Rosen, who lives in Canada.
Back in 2015, Rosen was the founder of the PIE 24/7 pyramid scheme. A crowdfunding scheme called “Cooperative Crowdfunding” was launched by Rosen in early 2018.
It’s a gifting scheme that uses a matrix. 50/50 Crowdfunding came out in late 2018 to follow this. At some point in late 2019, Rosen changed the name of 50/50 Crowdfunding to CoopCrowd.
Rosen came up with a new project called Coop5050 in late 2020 after the first CoopCrowd project didn’t work out. It started to fall apart in late 2021, and Rosen announced that CoopCrowd was going to start again.
In order to keep things simple, we’re going to call the CoopCrowd reboot “2022.” To learn more about CoopCrowd 2022’s MLM opportunity, keep reading below. Products made by CoopCrowd 2022 CoopCrowd 2022 doesn’t have any products or services that can be sold. CoopCrowd 2022 affiliate membership is the only thing that affiliates are able to market.
CoopCrowd 2022’s pay plan People who sign up for Cooperative Crowd 2022 pay $84. They buy into a two-tiered, matrix-based pyramid scheme that makes money for everyone who joins.
In CoopCrowd 2022, pyramid recruitment commissions are paid out in a 3×10 matrix. A 3×10 matrix puts an affiliate at the top of a matrix, with three positions right next to them in the same row. It starts with these three spots, which are all on the first level.
When you split these first three positions into three more positions each, you get the second level of the matrix, which is made. Levels three through ten of the matrix are made in the same way, with each level having three times as many places as the level before it.
In order to fill the positions in the matrix, new affiliates are hired both directly and through other people. As jobs are filled in the matrix, recruitment commissions are paid out in the following order: on the first level (3 positions). – $8.66 for each level 2 job filled (9 positions) level 3, there are 27 jobs that need to be filled. At level 4, there are four jobs that need to be filled (81 positions). – $2.07 for each level 5 job filled(243 positions) – $1.02 for each level 6 job filled (729 positions) – $2.45 for each level 7 job filled (2187 positions) – $1.91 for each level 8 job filled (6561 positions) – $1.63 for each level 9 job filled (19,683 positions) – $2.17 for each level 10 job filled (59,049 positions) – 72.3 cents per job filled These aren’t exact numbers because CoopCrowd 2022 rounds them in their compensation documentation.
If you buy into CoopCrowd 2022’s second tier, you’ll pay $250 for each individual position. Turning this into ten times more commissions on the $250 310 matrix means that the commissions on the commissions will go up ten times. Every 28 days, a buy-in payment of $25, $250, or $275 must be made to join the club. This is either taken out of the paid commissions, or the affiliate has to pay for the fees that come with being an affiliate.
What this means in terms of pay is that there are commissions for recruiting for 28 days at a time. CoopCrowd 2022 It costs $89 to join CoopCrowd 2022 as an affiliate. Every 28 days, you’ll pay $25 or $275 to stay a member. The conclusion of CoopCrowd 2022 A new scheme by David Rosen called “CoopCrowd 2022” is a little different from what he usually does.
CoopCrowd 2022 is like a pyramid scheme. A pyramid scheme with crypto-bro marketing jargon on top of it, like this: This company called CoopCrowd has made the world’s first peer-to-peer decentralized crowdfunding system by combining Web3 technologies and crowdfunding 2.0, which is what they did. You don’t have to pay attention to anything.
CoopCrowd is just a pyramid scheme that uses a matrix to get people to pay more money to get more money. A traditional script that doesn’t use blockchain could work just as well. When you join CoopCrowd 2022, you don’t have to be tricked by Rosen’s usual scams.
There is a fee of $89. $75 of that is made up of three $25 spots. Rosen gets the rest of the money. Affiliates for CoopCrowd 2022 are supposed to use the three positions they just bought to find new affiliates. This is how it works: They were also hired this way, with their own position being covered by their boss. How CoopCrowd 2022 is pitched: It’s not clear whether someone can get recruited and keep their three jobs for $75 each.
All that is left from there is to find new people to hire. A few levels down, we’ve covered all the people on Earth with the help of all our recruits and their three buy-ins. Matrixes always stop working, and Rosen comes up with new scams every year or so.
Cryptocurrency opens the door for “coop tokens.” The marketing for CoopCrowd 2022 doesn’t say which cryptocurrency Rosen plans to use. Cooperative tokens will be used when Rosen runs out of recruits. This will allow Rosen to “pay” commissions out of thin air.
It doesn’t matter which coin it is. That works until affiliates find out that they can’t cash out their coop tokens, at which point Rosen moves on to the next thing. Also, CoopCrowd 2022 could start out with coop tokens. This shows how money comes in through hiring people.
When someone wants to get out, they’ll have to make a withdrawal request and get paid until Rosen does. Math is math, no matter which way Rosen takes it.
Most people who take part in pyramid schemes will lose money.
