“300% income after 16 days? I’ve heard that before…”
Welcome to another full-length investigation here at Neil Yanto Official.
In this deep-dive, we’ll break down OmegaPro—a company that promises massive passive income and active rewards by simply investing and recruiting others. Sounds familiar? That’s because many of us have heard this kind of pitch before… and many have lost money to it.
Today, we’ll answer the burning question:
Is OmegaPro a legitimate opportunity, or just another “scampany” trying to lure unsuspecting investors?
Let’s begin with two viewer comments from our YouTube community:
🗣 Overkill Undefeated:
“Sir Neil, please review OmegaPro... we want to know how legit or scam this is.”
🗣 FOOTBALL TRADING (Disclaimer only):
“Idol, can you review OmegaPro? Looks like another scam company emerging again after Football Trading.”
We took your questions seriously. After digging into the company’s claims, compensation structure, legal status, public records, and user experiences, here’s what we found.
According to its own materials, OmegaPro is a “multi-industry company” focused on commodities and currency markets. They market themselves as a trading platform offering:
They make it sound like you’re investing into a legitimate trading infrastructure run by experts. But once you break down the details, everything starts to feel off.
Let’s start by exploring how people are supposed to “earn” from OmegaPro.
This is the company’s biggest hook.
You invest money—for example, ₱20,000—and after 16 months, they claim it will triple into ₱60,000. No effort needed. No work. Just park your money and watch it grow.
They say the returns are generated by “expert traders” using advanced trading algorithms. But…
🔍 They provide no trading proof, audited results, or external confirmations.
It’s a common tactic in Ponzi schemes: promise massive ROI without real backing.
Want to earn faster? Recruit others.
It’s an MLM structure. And like most MLMs, the more you recruit, the more you earn—but only if others keep investing too.
To unlock the 10% binary bonus, you must:
It’s a classic binary setup to encourage continuous recruitment while appearing “balanced.”
This is their “prestige” reward system.
If you reach ranks like Silver, Platinum, or Diamond, you get a share of the company’s total monthly income (claimed to be from trading).
How?
It sounds glamorous, but there’s zero evidence of actual trading profits being distributed.
Whenever you earn:
Example:
Again—zero transparency on how this money is used or invested
OmegaPro’s claimed office address is Griffith Corporate Centre—a location known to be used by dozens of other confirmed scam platforms like:
When we emailed the office management? The reply was clear:
“OmegaPro does not rent or operate in our building.”
OmegaPro claims regulation under Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG).
⚠️ But here’s the truth:
This is a red flag used by many online scams.
Multiple regulators have issued public warnings:
Each of these bodies classified OmegaPro as an illegal operation and warned citizens not to engage with them.
Despite marketing buzzwords like “algorithm,” “expert trader,” and “forex AI,” OmegaPro:
Everything points to no actual financial market activity.
In 2023–2024, OmegaPro became the subject of major U.S. law enforcement operations.
These men were charged by the DOJ and FBI for running a $650 million Ponzi scheme. They lured global investors through fake trading claims and MLM-style payouts.
“OmegaPro promised 300% returns… but in reality, it never engaged in any legitimate trading operations.”
— DOJ Press Release
Full story here: ICE.gov release
Contrary to what promoters claim:
| Claim | Reality |
|---|---|
| Regulated in SVG | SVG doesn’t license forex/investment services |
| Expert traders & algorithm | No traders identified, no performance shown |
| Guaranteed 300% in 16 months | Legally impossible return—Ponzi structure |
| Offices in Griffith Centre | Fake address, confirmed by building management |
| Transparent dashboard | No visible trades, only static profit numbers |
| Withdrawals available anytime | Multiple reports of denied withdrawals |
OmegaPro is a Ponzi scam masquerading as a trading platform.
If you are still involved with OmegaPro, it's not too late to walk away. Do not reinvest. Do not recruit others.
What’s your experience with OmegaPro?
Drop a comment below. Let’s talk about it.
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