Is Auvoria Prime A Scam?

You are probably wondering what is this company all about, whether it is legit or not.
I am sure you are aware of many scams out there and one must be really careful when it comes to investing your own money.

How about Auvoria Prime?
Is it a scam?

I have spent hours doing research about this particular company and put all the information together (so you don’t have to).

So here we, go – by the end of this review, you will know the answer to your question of whether Auvoria Prime is a Scam.

I am going to walk you through the company, which is the price to join, what products they offer, the pros and cons, and more.

• What is Auvoria Prime?
• Who Runs the Auvoria Prime?
• Is Auvoria Prime a Pyramid Scheme?
• How Much to Join the Auvoria Prime?
• Compensation Plan
• Auvoria Prime Red Flags
• Is anything good about the Auvoria Prime? 
• What I like about Auvoria Prime
• What I don’t like about Auvoria Prime
• Is Auvoria Prime A Scam?

Let’s get started.

Disclaimer
Please note, that I am not a member or an affiliate of Auvoria Prime.

This review is based on research and information available online in the public domain.
Any recommendations and conclusions are only opinions and may not apply to all persons or situations.

Overview

Name: Auvoria Prime
Website: www.auvoriaprime.com
Price to Join: $10 to $59 per month
Recommended: No! It resembles a classical Ponzi Scheme – Read the full review.
I recommend Affiliate Marketing. Check the Pros and Cons of both business models (Affiliate Marketing vs. MLM).

What is Auvoria Prime?

Auvoria Prime is an MLM company in the Forex niche. This company offers tools and education so its members can make the right investment decisions.

So, you can learn how to trade, and if you want you can increase your income – Since this company operates as a Multi-Level marketing company, you can earn commissions from recruiting others.

Basically, there are two ways how to make money with the Auvoria Prime:

1. Selling products
2. Start recruiting people and building your team.

It seems like a great opportunity but let’s dig a bit deeper.

There are certainly some red flags, that are worth mentioning.

And I want to make one thing clear right at the beginning:

Auvoria Prime is just a rehash of another scam called “Eaconomy”.
Eaconomy was a Ponzi scheme that was run by the same people who now run Auvoria Prime. 

Who Runs the Auvoria Prime?

When you do research on a company and you are not sure whether you deal with a scammy one or not, always check who runs the company.

As a rule of thumb here is a simple procedure:

• In the 1st phase check whether there is a person in the “About” section or somewhere on the webpage.
• Check whether it is a real person or just an actor (like in the My Crypto Rev)
• If a company seems to have a legit team ( or CEO ) check the history of these people.

How about Auvoria Prime?

I already got into the 3rd phase so now it is time to check the history of these people.

It is always a good sign when we know who is behind the company, or who the CEO is.

Unlike the FBS, Auvoria Prime has a list of people who run the company, from coaches to the leadership.

Underneath each photo, you find a link to Facebook and Linkedin, so it is safe to assume that these are real people and not actors.

But let’s take a look at some of these individuals.

For instance, Sal Leto:

Sal Leto was involved in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors out of nearly 4 billion dollars.
This Ponzi scheme was called Oncecoin.

OneCoin was illegally promoted in the US but there are more legal issues with Oncecoin and a lot of information is available on Wikipedia.

But there is more.

When the OnceCoin did not work, Sal started to run another company called iPro Network. This company was sued by the SEC for more than $26 million.

Do you remember we have mentioned the company called Eaconomy?
Well, Sal Leto was Vice President of Operations there.

Let’s check another person.

Joshua Phair:

He used to work as a consultant for “Eaconomy” back in 2019.

And the same goes for Bill Wynne, who is now Chief Technology Offices in Auvoria Prime.

This is not a coincidence.
These people just decide to create a new company but its purpose is the same.

Based on their past, it is just a matter of time until Auvoria Prime collapses.

I don’t know about you, but to me, this information alone makes me stay away from this company, regardless of the temporary success of some members.

Is Auvoria Prime a Pyramid Scheme?

A simple way how to recognize a legitimate MLM from a pyramid scheme is to check whether there are retail products.

If the company has no products to sell, for example, MyBitcoinTube,  it is most likely an outright pyramid scheme.

It is not always that straightforward, and in some cases, even a “legit” MLM  can be considered a pyramid scheme.
(Especially after some investigation, that f.e. can be conducted by FTC).
This has happened to Young Living.

How about Auvoria Prime?

The company has tools and products to sell so it looks good at first sight.
But again, if there is more money to be made via recruiting than selling the actual retail product, it can be considered a pyramid scheme.

But there are more, to prove that this is just another scheme that is better to avoid.

How Much to Join the Auvoria Prime?

Products that Auvoria Prime used to offer were slightly different than those today.

Or at least, it is confusing.

When we go to the Products section, we see that there are 3 different ones.

• Airis
• Ainstein
• Alexander

Whatever product you choose you always end up seeing only this selection:

The only available product is Airis and then you can access the Pass that costs $9 per month. 
(It is not clear what the Access PAss means). 

As of today writing, on January 4th there are also a few other “products” if I can call them that way.

• Affiliate packages, with an option to pay the membership monthly, quarterly, or yearly. The price ranges from $10 per month to $120 per year. 
• Miscellaneous  – Gift cards that can be bought for a different prices that ranges from $10 to $496.

I am not sure what it includes, since there is no information about this card, whatsoever.

Compensation Plan

Compensation plans are very complicated and this is a common thing throughout most MLM companies. 

Auvoria Prime is not an exception and I don’t want to waste your time going through all the details. 

They have an Overview of the Rewards Plan, that you can go through if you have time and energy.

Basically, in order to become a member, it is necessary to buy one of the Auvoria Prime products and yet be able to pay for the membership monthly. 

We have checked the price of Airis – it is $59 per month.
The cost for a yearly membership will be then $788 – with activation and an Academy access fee. 

That’s not all. 

In order to get the commissions from recruiting, this member has to sell 3 different packages to either retail customers or recruit at least 3 people. 

Each MLM company has its own ranking system, and Auvoria Prime has 11 different ranks. 

Here s the list:

• Active Affiliate
• Visionary
• Visionary 600
• Visionary 1,500
• Icon 3,000
• Icon 5,000
• Icon 10,000
• Auvorian 25K
• Auvorian 50K
• Auvorian 100K
• Auvorian Legend

I am sure you know that higher ranks have higher earning potential, but it also means a bigger team (or downline). 

In reality, selling these products is not easy, so people try to build their team and earn money from recruiting. Then they are paid by payments of new recruits and it goes on and on. 

The bottom line is, that if there are no new recruits, there is no income and the entire system collapses.
It strongly resembles a Ponzi Scheme. 

Is anything good about the Auvoria Prime? 

Forex trading can be very risky.
And I am glad that they mention that fact on their website.

The fact is that a lot of people see only high returns and they don’t consider the other side of investing.
In many cases, they rely on companies like Auvoria Prime or IM Mastery  Academy.

There are better and safe ways how to make money and I have chosen affiliate marketing.

There is no need to invest (a lot of) money, and the only things you need are patience, a bit of time, and proper education.

Once a person has a consistent income (in this case online) he or she can and should start thinking about investing.
I believe the safest way would be to invest in S&P 500 stocks.

What I like about Auvoria Prime

• They do have a Risk Disclaimer

What I don’t like about Auvoria Prime

• The sketchy history of the Executives
• Banned in the US
• Too expensive membership
• Most likely a Ponzi Scheme

Is Auvoria Prime a Scam?

Yes, and  I believe we have covered a lot regarding the Auvoria Prime.

The founders and people who run this company have a dodgy past. What are the odds that this will end up the same way?

Auvoria Prime is not going to last for long. It is a matter of months (mostly 2 years) but eventually, this will collapse.

And then? 

People who currently run this company will move on and will create a new one, with even more sophisticated techniques so they can lure in new victims. 

Remember that, when it comes to investment, keep in mind this golden rule:

• Don’t invest more than you can afford to lose

In case you have questions about Auvoria Prime, or you have already experienced a similar scam, please use the comment section below. Share your story, so we can help other people to save their money. 

Thank you for reading,
Mike