The ClickLancers Ponzi scheme has collapsed.
Following a swap to weekly withdrawals on Might 1st, ClickLancers pulled its web site someday over the previous 24 hours.
As per a Might 1st announcement from ClickLancers;
Beginning Might 1st, we’ll swap from day by day withdrawals to weekly withdrawals.
The explanation for this alteration is that we’re transferring to a brand new cost plan, which implies our clients pay us weekly. In return, we additionally should pay our customers weekly.
Below this mannequin, the primary withdrawal cost for Might was speculated to be made on Might fifth. As an alternative of paying buyers, ClickLancers pulled its web site offline.
ClickLancers’ social media profiles have additionally been deleted.
ClickLancers launched in early 2023. Associates invested as much as $1800 on the promise of a $26,748 annual ROI.
The ruse behind ClickLancers’ Ponzi was social media manipulation. This falls underneath the frequent “task-based” Ponzi mannequin.
Below this mannequin, buyers of Ponzi schemes are required to finish pointless duties to qualify for returns.
Who ran ClickLancers is unclear however the rip-off had ties to India and the UK.
SimilarWeb tracked 1.3 million visits to ClickLancers’ web site in March 2023, up from 300,000 in February.
Prime sources of ClickLancers’ web site visitors are Russia (59%), Indonesia (13%), Brazil (6%), Bangladesh (5%) and the Philippines (5%).
Whole ClickLancers sufferer numbers and the way a lot they’ve misplaced is unknown.