Xtreme Coin MLM Exit

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Xtreme Coin

XtremeCoin had no product or utility provided through their program. The way XtremeCoin worked is that you paid in, and received back a commission once you signed up 6 new members. The XtremeCoin website appears to have stopped at the end of 2018.

This is a global/international case not involving a specific country.

About Xtreme Coin

"Xtreme Coin claim it is run by “real people” who “believe in transparency and accountability”." "The Internet's First And Only Bitcoin Business With No Monthly Fees!" "Discover how REAL people are creating REAL wealth right now by cashing in on the hottest product on the planet!"

"We believe that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin will level the financial playing field, change the way business is done and create a new generation of wealth in the process. We take tremendous pride in developing Xtreme Coin to be the #1 platform on the Internet where anyone-regardless of gender, age or financial knowledge-can learn to build a long-term sustainable business and create “lifestyle” wealth for themselves and their family."

"Our Company is built from the ground up on strong relationships. Xtreme Coin is more than a just a company–we are family. YOUR family, and we are excited about bringing you the first ever bitcoin cycler in history!"

"We’ve assembled the most talented, committed team of networkers, programmers, developers and leaders to make Xtreme Coin a special place to work and build your Bitcoin business. We believe in transparency and accountability –we don’t hide who we are and how we do business. YOU are at the core of every decision we make and every service we provide. You are our reason for being in business and we will never lose that focus."

"GET STARTED TODAY IN 3 SIMPLE STEPS. STEP 1. Choose Your Package. Pick one or more of our Triple Payout packages you would like to earn commissions on. STEP 2. Share The Opportunity. Develop your marketing strategy using our proven methods for building a lucrative business. STEP 3. Control Your Commissions. Decide how and when you want paid. You are in complete control of how much you want to earn and how you want paid." "Get Started TODAY And Begin Building YOUR Bitcoin Fortune Right Away!"

"The website of Xtreme Coin provides no information to users regarding who owns or runs their business. The domain for Xtreme Coin which is xtremecoin.com was registered privately on 30 May 2017 making it impossible to know who registered it or where it was registered from. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, after all but sometimes business owners do this to protect their personal identity from people, it makes sense really and I do it with my own domains. That being said it is always nice to know who is behind a company as we live in an age where personal branding is very important and we couldn’t really find any information about the owners."

"Xtreme Coin has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Xtreme Coin affiliate membership itself. Xtreme Coin affiliate membership provides access to “world class video training”."

"Affiliates reserve their positions in an eight-tier 2×2 matrix BitCoin cycler." "After the completion of six positions, you are out of cycle and awarded with a commission."

"The affiliates can invest in the company through purchasing positions in a 2×2 matrix system with eight tiers. The 2×2 matrix places the affiliate at the top of the table with two positions directly under them known as the first level of matrix. These two positions are further split to have two positions each under them, consequently generating a second level of matrix with four positions."

"Positions are filled in the matrix when affiliates purchase them and when all 6 positions are filled the commission is paid. Customers can choose any one tier depending on how much they are willing to invest."

This is a global/international case not involving a specific country.

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• How were people recruited to participate?
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What Happened

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Date	Event	Description
August 28th, 2017	Main Event	Expand this into a brief description of what happened and the impact. If multiple lines are necessary, add them here.

Total Amount Lost

The total amount lost is unknown.

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Ultimate Outcome

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Total Amount Recovered

There do not appear to have been any funds recovered in this case.

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Ongoing Developments

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Individual Prevention Policies

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