DANNY DE HEK

They say lightning doesn’t strike twice — but in the world of crypto scams, the same fraudsters just keep changing their umbrellas.

Golden Tech Consulting is the latest rebrand of a failed Ponzi scheme that once went by the name Beyond Infinity. If that name sounds familiar, it should. Beyond Infinity was a textbook crypto-based pyramid scheme run by James C. Hill — and when it inevitably collapsed, the scammers simply slapped on a fresh coat of digital paint and relaunched as Golden Tech Consulting.

But don’t be fooled. This isn’t a new opportunity. It’s the same scam wearing a new name tag.

No Products. No Services. Just Recruitment.

Golden Tech Consulting claims to be a “private membership site” for Independent Consultants. Sounds classy, right? But scratch the surface, and what you’ll find is a pay-to-play system where the only thing being sold is access to the scheme itself. There’s no product. No service. Just membership fees and promises of passive income — if you can convince enough people to join after you.

Members pay $50 every 28 days just to stay active, with the full scheme costing up to $1,200 to participate in fully. These payments buy your way into a series of “Unity” and “Bridge” matrix structures, where the goal is to fill positions with new recruits. That’s it. No trading. No investment. No value.

Let’s Talk About That ‘Passive Income’

Golden Tech dangles the promise of passive earnings like bait on a hook. But to even qualify for those earnings, you first need to meet active income quotas. In other words — you must recruit before you can even dream of passivity.

And where does this magical money come from? Not from any business operation. It comes from new members paying in. When those new members stop coming, the money stops too. That’s not passive income — that’s a Ponzi scheme.

Fake Authority Figures and Shell Companies

The website is peppered with motivational testimonials from so-called “Country Ambassadors” — Tim Bates, Manish Sakarkar, Roger Robertson, and more. They offer vague praise and motivational one-liners, but none of them have verifiable public profiles. These are likely paid actors, AI creations, or complicit recruiters.

And the company itself? Registered as an LLC in Delaware — using a virtual mailbox at 1207 Delaware Ave #2756. It’s the same mailbox dozens of other shady operations use to appear legit. Real businesses don’t hide behind anonymous shell entities.

From Beyond Infinity to Golden Tech: Same Fraud, New Wrapping

According to investigative reporting by BehindMLM, Golden Tech Consulting is just the new face of Beyond Infinity. After James Hill vanished with investor funds, Beyond Infinity was handed off to long-time promoter Victoria Leal. She rebranded it, authored the new terms and conditions, and relaunched the same scam with a fresh logo.

Victoria, by the way, is no stranger to fraud. She’s been linked to other shady ventures like Afriq Arbitrage System and Fund Wise. Her involvement is not a vote of confidence — it’s a neon red flag.

Funnelling Crypto Through Mystery Gateways

Golden Tech uses NowPayments to process crypto — but the payment address is tied to another shell entity: EduTech Global Consulting LLC. This same company was part of a collapsed Ponzi scheme involving fake Visa crypto nodes. Even the logo between the two is nearly identical.

If you’re keeping track, that’s fraud stacked on fraud, recycled into more fraud.

Why India? Follow the Traffic

According to SimilarWeb analytics, 95% to 100% of Golden Tech’s web traffic originates from India. This isn’t by accident. The scam is targeting desperate populations with the dream of financial freedom — and bleeding them dry with false promises, MLM psychology, and crypto smoke and mirrors.

Conclusion: If It Smells Like a Scam…

There is no retail product. There is no transparency. There is no proof of any external revenue. There are only recruitment commissions and fictional “structures” that collapse the moment people stop joining.

Golden Tech Consulting is a pyramid scheme with blockchain buzzwords. And like every Ponzi scheme before it, its days are numbered. If you’re involved, get out. If you’re thinking about joining, don’t. And if you’ve been burned — speak up. The only way to beat these fraudsters is by shining a light on their lies.

Huge credit to BehindMLM for their tireless work in uncovering these scams. If you want to dive deeper, read their reviews on both Golden Tech Consulting and Beyond Infinity.

About the Author Danny de Hek, also known as The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, is a New Zealand-based investigative journalist specializing in exposing crypto fraud, Ponzi schemes, and MLM scams. His work has been featured by Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Guardian Australia, ABC News Australia, and other international outlets.

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