OnPassive

OnPassive’s latest innovative marketing ruse is…  a social network. Launching as “O-Net”, it is the latest in a string of cloned me-too services Ash Mufareh can’t seem to get anyone to pay for. Rather than pitch O-Net himself, Mufareh seems to have delegated marketing to longtime OnPassive “founder” Mike Ellis. As Ellis explains, O-Net serves […]

After failing to launch coming up on three years, Ash Mufareh has announced a GoFounders token. GOF is being flogged to OnPassive and GoFounders affiliates for $1 each. In an email sent out to Onpassive and GoFounders affiliates, Ken Russo, a membership of the scam’s “leadership council”, detailed GOF token packages spanning $100 to $20,000

Coming up on three years of prelaunch stalling, OnPassive has announced its first actual product made available to affiliates. It’s a far cry from the promised AI marketing suite that was supposed to cHaNgE tHe WoRlD! O-Cademy is a simple education platform. Students will be able to take courses with AI driven, automated translation from

OnPassive has been in prelaunch now for roughly two and a half years. To this day, gullible “founders” who shelled $97 for positions still have nothing to show for it. A reader comment from late October prompted me to flag OnPassive for an update check in a few months. The comment itself was the revelation

We Share Abundance is using KYC to withhold affiliate withdrawal requests. Victims of the Ponzi scheme are also being funneled into Ash Mufareh’s OnPassive pyramid scheme. We Share Abundance is a Ponzi scheme run by Graham Frame (right). WSA affiliates invest on the promise of an advertised 50% monthly ROI. WSA returns are paid out