The Q-Vision project, promising dollar earnings through liking and clicking on social media ads, is actually a pyramid scheme targeting uninformed individuals without providing real services or products and lacking official authorization. Reports show that this project attracts users with promises of dollar profits and focusing on building member networks, but there is no transparency about the identities of the organizers or the alleged activities. Q-Vision uses attractive advertising, charitable activities, and seemingly legal certifications to gain people’s trust. However, there are numerous signs of instability and high risks associated with this project. Claiming that users can earn income by liking and watching videos on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, the exact mechanism of this income generation is not clearly explained. The main mechanism of this project relies on recruiting new members, requiring users to pay significant amounts to join. Entry costs start from $90 and can go up to $23,000 at some levels, revealing the pyramid-like and illegal structure of this project. Moreover, the charitable activities promoted by this company are done without clear financial details and primarily aim to gain investors’ trust. Additionally, the claims of registration in the UK and approval from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) are merely superficial and not trustworthy. Investigations using the ScamMinder tool indicate that the website of this project has a high fraud index rating. Reports show that this project has had the most victims in the provinces of Tehran and Golestan. To prevent financial losses and legal issues with multiple complainants, it is recommended to refrain from investing in this scheme and inform others to make them aware of the risks involved. Visit the digital currencies page for real-time prices of all tokens and cryptocurrencies.
