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Re: weaver 2 post# 12095

Wednesday, 11/05/2014 9:31:04 PM

Wednesday, November 05, 2014 9:31:04 PM

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The MLM Division is Pretty Much Dead

Alexa is not the end all be all of web ranking but they do provide a decent indication of web traffic. Here's their current chart for MyNyloxin dot com:



Please note those rank numbers are a three month moving average and are dropping by the day. I don't think I'm far out on a limb in saying that the MyNyloxin MLM is well past it's peak.

People have asked about the commercials MyNyloxin, my bet is that there wont be any. Or rather if there are any it will be just a small handful so they can honestly say they ran a few. I hope none of you have any cause to understand how internet "Rev Share" ponzi games work but here's a simple modus operandi: You invest in a company touting a [slightly plausible yet not fully though out money making activity] and in return you receive a rate of return greater than 1% per day. But no matter how lucrative the alleged cover story is claimed to be, as soon as new investments dry up, pay outs dry up and the "company" dies.

And that's exactly what MyNyloxin's "MDRMD" (My Nyloxin Media Direct Response Division) is/was promising:

The subsequent sale of MyNyloxin products ( which includes Nyloxin itself as well as the advertising sold by MyNyloxin ) is used to pay each MIE member a daily revenue share of between 1.2 -1.5% on the total number of MID units they possess.



So they know, for a fact that each and every commercial they buy will lead to a 1.2 to 1.5% daily ROI on each $50 "media unit" purchased? That isn't how advertising/marketing works but it is exactly how internet "Rev Share" ponzi games work. Google "Banners Brokers" if you want to know where they got the idea for their "media units."

But actually buying commercials is an expense and since Nyloxin product sales have nothing at all to do with how "media units" got paid for the only reason to pay for a commercial is just to say they actually did. But to date I don't think they needed to buy any and given the abrupt decline in their web traffic I rather doubt they plan to pay for any soon.

MyNyloxin is nothing but a soon to be dust binned money game and any Nyloxin product sales it helped generate were incidental and mostly irrelevant to the scheme. But if those product sales were in any way significant to NPHC's bottom line it only serves to prove how pathetic their previous product sales numbers really were. But make no mistake, the MyNyloxin MLM division was a recruitment driven, needs fresh money to make good on current promises to payout proposition and it isn't attracting new investors. It isn't dead yet but best I can figure this (from the Q2.14 10K) is the only reason:

During June, 2014, the Company issued 60,000,000 shares of the company’s restricted stock to settle the outstanding commissions’ payable in aggregate of $100,000 with TCN. The shares were valued at $0.0099 per share. The Company recorded a loss of $494,000.



"TCN" is either True or Text Cash Network, both were previous names for the scheme that is MyNyloxin today. Not sure how "restricted" those shares are but TCN has Sixty Million of them and that's just from Q2. If they do need to wait two years from issuance before dumping those shares I doubt they'll take restricted shares in lieu of either cash or unrestricted shares in Q3.