Dekado Review – Legit Biz Op or Big Scam? Find Out Here…

Welcome to my Dekado Reviews!

Someone asked me to do a review on this company because it’s still pretty new and there isn’t a lot of information available out there…

I know there are a million questions you might have, and I can offer many answers to questions you probably want to ask.

Maybe you are on this blog post because someone might have approached you in person or maybe it was over social media where you first heard about this company, and now you want to know more too!

The good news is that I am going to put any rumors you may have heard to rest and tell you all about the company!

In my review on Dekado, I’ll go over the company’s history, their products and their compensation plan, so you can make the right decision about whether to join or not.

Let’s get right to it!!

Dekado Review – The Company

When you visit the company website, there is no info posted on the owners or operators of the company.

So, I dug around a bit and was able to find that the Dekado website domain was registered privately as “dekado.io” on the 18^th of September in 2017.

Dekado Reviews – The Products

Dekado products

Dekado doesn’t have any products or services for affiliates to purchase or sell.

But anyone wanting to sign up as an affiliate with Dekado can market the company affiliate membership.

Dekado Compensation Plan

Affiliates looking to take part in the company compensation plan need to sign up and invest into the company.

Company affiliates must buy Dekado coin (DKD) points offered (as of Jan 15^th) to affiliates at a rate of purchase of $15.37 per DKD point.

Affiliates are then expected to return their investment points back to the company as a loan with the agreement of a promoted ROI.

Once acquired, DKD points are “lent” back to Dekado on the promise of a monthly ROI of up to 42%.

Invest $100 to $1000 and receive a monthly ROI for 249 days
Invest $1001 to $5000 and receive a monthly ROI plus bonus 0.11% daily ROI for 249 days
Invest $5001 to $10,000 and receive a monthly ROI plus bonus 0.21% daily ROI for 159 days
Invest $10,001 to $100,000 and receive a monthly ROI plus bonus 0.26% daily ROI for 114 days

The company uses a unilevel compensation model to pay out referral commissions to its affiliates.

The unilevel compensation model puts an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team that places any personally sponsored affiliate on level 1 right underneath the original affiliate.

When a level 1 affiliate sponsors new affiliates, they are then put onto level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.

When a level 2 affiliate sponsors new affiliates, they are then placed onto level 3, and levels continue to be created like this down a hypothetical never ending amount of levels.

Using the above unilevel compensation model, referral commissions are paid out on capital (funds) invested among 10 levels of sponsorship:

Level 1 (personally sponsored affiliates) – 7%
Level 2 – 3%
Levels 3 and 4 – 1%
Levels 5 to 10 – 0.5%

NOTE: There is a fee charge of 0.0007 BTC for withdrawals on affiliate commissions.

Cost To Join Dekado

The cost to join Dekado as an affiliate is free, although those affiliates with the free membership can only earn commissions on referrals.

If affiliates would like to fully participate in the company and Dekado MLM income opportunity, they must invest in DKD points at a minimum of $100.

Verdict of Dekado

After doing my research on this company I am ready to share with you what I have learnt and from what I have read, I can say that I do not think this company is 100% legit…

First off, I can say that this company is not offering anything new and exciting…

They offer cryptocurrency, and they use DKD points which only worth something within the company…

So, if you wanted to sell off DKD points to make money, you will find out that the points are worthless outside of this company.

The company says that they have a price buoyancy software bot that is used to make guaranteed percentage returns on investments made by their affiliates.

Well, can the company please disclose the proof of this robot and the trades and earnings it has really achieved that is used to payout ROI earnings to its affiliates?

If not, then I don’t believe it.

The real money coming into the company is the money from the new investors.

This company is really a lending ICO Ponzi scam, which starts off by offering pre-generated (DKD) points for real money to potential investors.

The unknown administrators then take some money from new investors and use it pay out ROI owed to its pre-existing affiliates, and they continue to do this for as long as new investors are willing to join up.

When new affiliate sponsorship slows down, so will the amount of money entering the company and in turn, so will the available funds to pay out those affiliates in the scam.

Now, when the amount of money slows down to the point where the admin sees it is no longer profitable to them, they will stop paying out and most likely take off with money they already took in from investors.

Those affiliates who signed up at the beginning of the scheme will most likely make a bit of money, but nothing life changing, and as for those who signed up closer to the end, they will likely lose money.

My advice? Be careful with this company as you are likely to lose your investment…

I hope you enjoyed my Dekado review and if you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below…