On their website, BF Football gives no information regarding who owns or controls the company.
The domain "3bf.com" was initially registered in 2004 by BF Football. The last time the registration was updated was on December 19th, 2021.
We find that BF Football's domain was for sale in November 2021 according to the Wayback Machine:
This means that the current proprietors bought the name in December, a month later.
The domain name BF Footballs was acquired on a Chinese marketplace, according to the domain sale notification.
BF Football is prominent in the Philippines, the United States, and Malaysia.
The Philippines looks to be the most significant of these markets. On January 21st, 2022, the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a securities fraud warning against BF Football.
The BF Football website was still available at the time of writing. When the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issues warnings against Philippine corporations, they usually vanish swiftly.
This confirms the theory that whomever is behind BF Football is based in a Chinese-speaking nation.
As always, if an MLM firm isn't transparent about who runs or controls it, consider twice before joining and/or turning over any money.
Products offered by BF Football
There are no items or services available for purchase from BF Football.
Affiliates can only promote BF Football membership.
Compensation Plan for BF Football
Affiliates of BF Football invest money with the expectation of a daily return of 2% to 3%.
On invested monies, referral fees are distributed down three tiers of recruiting (unilevel):
- level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 10%
- level 2 – 5%
- level 3 – 3%
Joining the BF Football Team
The fee of a BF Football affiliate membership is not revealed. The same goes for any investment limits (minimum/maximum sums, etc.).
BF Football accepts bank card and cryptocurrency investments (tether). The investment amounts suggested vary from $300 to $50,000.
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Conclusion of BF Football
Returns on BF Football bets are paid out in the form of bets on football games. This is done with the help of an app.
What BF Football lacks is a track record, as evidenced by audited financial reports.
We know that BF Football and its affiliates lie about regulatory registrations because of the SEC's fraud warning:
BF FOOTBALL's agents and representatives say that the company is not only incorporated, but also has an SEC license in the Philippines and is a lawful investment project recognized by the Philippine government.
In the absence of foreign money, it follows that BF Football is likewise lying.
As of now, the only verified source of money entering BF Football is fresh bitcoin investment.
BF Football is a Ponzi scam since it pays returns with new money.
As with many MLM Ponzi scams, once recruiting stops, fresh investment stops as well.
This will deplete BF Football's ROI revenue, leading to its eventual demise.
Ponzi schemes' logic ensures that when they fail, the vast majority of participants lose money.
Without regulatory assistance, recovering from a crypto Ponzi is nearly difficult. Giving money to Chinese fraudsters using an app significantly diminishes your already limited chances.
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