The Passivo Ponzi scheme seems to have collapsed.
Someday not too long ago Passivo’s web site has been pulled. Makes an attempt to go to the positioning return an unscheduled upkeep exit-scam message:
By way of a little bit of URL manipulation, one can confirm Passivo’s web site isn’t below upkeep and has in actual fact been deleted:
Curiously, Passivo’s “PassivoHub” advertising web site remains to be on-line.
Passivo’s collapse follows regulatory fraud warnings from Germany and Austria, issued in September and October respectively.
Passivo itself was a Dubai-based Ponzi scheme, fronted by German nationwide Jan Lubberding.
As per Passivo’s reviewed enterprise mannequin, funding was solicited on the promise of as much as 1% per week.
As of October 2023, SimilarWeb tracked simply ~5700 month-to-month visits to Passivo’s web site. This was down 57% from September.
Of what little web site site visitors Passivo had left, SimilarWeb tracked it from Switzerland (37%, down 65% month on month), Germany (22%), Poland (16%), Australia (14%) and the Netherlands (10%).