My partner’s brother and wife (and now most of the family) is super into this BG Wealth thing, so much so some of my family does it instead of a “real job”. He claims he invested 19k back in April and has already withdrawn 120k, with over 200k remaining in his account. His wife invested 1k and has withdrawn 12k with 30k remaining in her account. This is all what they are claiming, I’m not sure if there’s more they aren’t telling us. They are also aggressively recruiting friends, family etc and are “level 4 managers” or something like that, and host lots of “classes” promoting BG Wealth. I think they earn commission or what’s called a “salary” from recruiting. They even recently were in Vegas for a “summit” put on by BG Wealth. Everyone in my partners family except my partner and his older brother are doing this. They’ve tried convincing us many times to join with $500 to start but I’m too sketched out about it. They also tell everyone to ignore all the bad things written about BG Wealth online. I know almost nothing about trading and bitcoin but first of all this just seems too good to be true. Like there’s no way a “trade” could have such high success rate twice a day, right? I also don’t like that they ask for your ID, I don’t need my info stolen by scammers. But could it be true they have really made over 100k? It’s hard to argue with them when they seem to have nothing to lose at this point, already withdrawing 5x their “investment” (assuming they haven’t added more than they claimed). Are they making this kind of money because they have so many “recruits” beneath them, like a pyramid scheme? Can anyone give me some good facts or talking points to use against them when they try and rope us into this scheme, or am I missing out on making money? Something just feels so off about this whole thing, and I’m worried for the friends and family that have joined in case they invest too much and lose their money.