Onpassive has been present in the field of network marketing for years. However, it is plagued by complaints from the FTC, potential legal issues and bad customer reviews – it seems that other network marketing companies may be better solutions. Regardless of these opinions, however, we decided to do a full and comprehensive Onpassive review.
Please note that this review comes from research, study, connecting with past clients and using our own experience in the network marketing industry for over 12 years. Use your own discretion to decide what you think of any company. These are just our personal findings.
What is passive?
Currently, Onpassive is advertised and proven to be a company specializing in AI-based software, services and training. However, this was not always the case. It has changed focus many times. Originally it was more of a network marketing company that focused on recruiting new members and that’s it.
Onpassive has been accused of being a pyramid scheme, reported by the SEC itself and government agencies. It may not be a legitimate company, it is not clear.
Passive real or fake?
There are a variety of significant negative claims made by the SEC, including reports of false or misleading false reviews made by the company. Our research leads us to the conclusion that Onpassive is not a company to do business with. However, you should use your own discretion in making these types of decisions.
After reviewing the full SEC report, customer complains and more – we don’t find Onpassive a good company to earn income from home. Network marketers should look for other options and alternatives.
Custom Complaints
There are a variety of unanswered customer complaints against Onpassive, evidence of which is provided by the BBB. While the BBB isn’t always the most reliable source to consider, you can also see a variety of issues arising from official SEC litigation.
Pricing & Cost
As the name “ONPASIVE” implies, Mufareh and ONPASIVE promoted the “scheme” as a “passive” income opportunity, emphasizing that investors did not need to do anything except purchase a product and pay monthly fees and, in the case of Founders, the $97 fee, to receive supplies.
Compensation plan
Here is part of the compensation plan for Onpassive described from a page on their website, “Subscription fee is 125 USD for one month. You should buy it quarterly/quarterly. One month is free, you will pay for two months. You already get 10 O-Koin when you sign up for free. (1 O-Koin is 1 USD.)
So you will pay 240 USD and use it for three months. Capacity up to 10,000 seats for unlimited time. 100% of the first sale. You break even when you make just one sale. After that, you will receive 25% of every single sale. And more bonuses in the future, but no exact details are known at this time. (This is part of the deliciousness/secret). There will be different packages in December (90 days later), more expensive or less expensive”
However, there are reports of affiliates not being paid commissions owed to them. A lot of what their website mentioned is either vague or not accurate.
Alternatives
There are many better Onpassive alternatives that can be considered. Here is a list of 2 under-researched network marketing companies that offer great services and products.
Great Life around the world
One of the best performing and new network marketing companies making waves is Great Life Worldwide. After thoroughly reviewing the products, services and compensation plan – we found them to be among the highest performing in the world. Great Life has done a good job of making sure both customers and network marketing distributors are happy.
GotBackup
Another great opportunity to be able to use an incredible product while making money reselling the product is GotBackup. We’re the #1 team and affiliates in the entire company, so we’re extremely knowledgeable about the CEO, products, compensation plan, and more. (We have even visited their headquarters on 7 separate occasions)
FAQs
Who is the founder of Onpassive?
Ashraf Mufareh is the founder and CEO of Onpassive, as suggested by the SEC document issued by the government. He and other founders are being investigated by the SEC.
Is passive ecosystem legal?
It is extremely difficult to know what is and is not legit or a scam with Onpassive. After reading the SEC filings it seems like there isn’t much to really get away with and know with Onpassive. That’s why we recommend many other alternatives and options. The ecosystem they have has changed and is going through many changes.
Final thoughts & conclusion for Onpassive
After going through this thorough Onpassive review, it appears that being an Onpassive customer or partner may be at risk. You should use your own careful discretion and judgment when considering whether or not to do business with this company.
With our friendly regards,
Jon Weberg
Richard Wemberg
