Fondo Angel (Angel Fund), offers no details about who owns or runs the corporate on its web site.

Fondo Angel’s web site area (“fondoangel.co”), was privately registered on Might twenty third, 2022.

Fondo Angel particularly targets Peru via us of the Peruvian SOL.

As at all times, if an MLM firm will not be brazenly upfront about who’s operating or owns it, suppose lengthy and onerous about becoming a member of and/or handing over any cash.

Fondo Angel’s Merchandise

Fondo Angel has no retailable services or products.

Associates are solely in a position to market Fondo Angel affiliate membership itself.

Fondo Angel’s Compensation Plan

Fondo Angel associates make investments 50 SOL or extra on the promise of marketed returns:

• Fondo Clase A – obtain 109% again after 3 days
• Fondo Clase B – obtain 121% again after 7 days
• Fondo Clase C – obtain 145% again after 15 days
• Fondo Clase D – obtain 175% again after 25 days
• Fondo Clase E – obtain 190% again after 30 days
• Fondo Clase H – obtain 220% again after 40 days

Notice that Fondo Angel costs a ten% withdrawal charge.

Fondo Angel pays referral commissions on invested SOL down three ranges of recruitment (unilevel):

• degree 1 (personally recruited associates) – 5%
• degree 2 – 3%
• degree 3 – 1%

Becoming a member of Fondo Angel

Fondo Angel affiliate membership is free.

Full participation within the connected earnings alternative requires a minimal 50 SOL funding.

Notice that along with SOL, Fondo Angel additionally solicits funding in tether (USDT) equivalents.

Fondo Angel Conclusion

Fondo Angel’s Ponzi scheme targets Peru via an app.

I’m not but certain if it is a variation of the Chinese language “click on a button” Ponzis going round, or whether or not it’s only a one-off. I suppose we’ll have to attend and see.

In any occasion, Fondo Angel associates enroll by handing over cellular credentials on Fondo Angel’s web site.

They then obtain an app, make investments and hope there’s sufficient cash left to steal when it’s time to withdraw.

As with all MLM Ponzi schemes, as soon as affiliate recruitment dries up so too will new funding.

This can starve Fondo Angel of ROI income, finally prompting a collapse.

The mathematics behind Ponzi schemes ensures that once they collapse, nearly all of contributors lose cash.