And the Hello and welcome to Multilevel Mondays, a weekly series all about pyramid schemes,

Ponzi schemes, multi-level marketing, and other forms of business fraud.

My name is Blair or the Illuminati and today we're going to be speaking about an

melm called Plexis. Now a few of you have been requesting that I cover this one

and honestly I haven't really heard much about them so I had to do a lot of learning to really get my hands dirty and figure out what exactly was going on here.

But anyway, I do have to make a quick clarification that this

company, that this is not the Plexus Consulting Group LLC in Washington, D.C. because when you look for Plexus on Wikipedia,

the first thing you come to is this company.

That's not them.

As far as I can tell,

Plexus, the MLM, doesn't really have its own Wikipedia page,

so we're just going to be diving in without any kind of guide.

So this is going to be an interesting one, so let's get right into it. According to one website, website called MLM News Report, Plexus was founded in 2006 by two

MLM veterans, Tarle Robinson and Alfred Petterson. They originally started with a

DIY breast cancer check kit and breast skin cream.

Following the recession of 2008, the two decided to head in a new direction,

as Patterson explained, when it was a choice between dinner on the table or a cream for

breast, the breast cream quickly went out the window.

Shortly thereafter, the company rebranded itself with weight loss formulas and dietary supplements.

The Slim and Accelerator are Plexus's signature products. They come in powder form and when mixed with and since exploding in growth over the last five years.

And this already sounds super odd to me.

If Tarl and Alfred wanted to help families after a recession,

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