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Air5 Networks, Matt Davis, George Burton Matt Davis & George Burton the Air5 Networks Scam Oldsmar Florida
You won't be able to join Air5 Networks MLM because they are out of business, but remember the names Matt Davis and George Burton for future network marketing endeavors. This is the second time they have started an MLM, collected a lot of up front money, and bankrupted the company. We were promised an entertainment platform that would change the industry and ending up with a product that never worked. The scam started off by claiming there were only 300 founder positions available at the value of $1450 each. In return you would be eligible in 3% of the global profits. July 23rd 2016 was the official launch day for Air5 Networks and still to this day (1/12/17) their product has never worked properly. If I don't have a product that works, how can you honestly promote it and feel good about yourself? At least once a week we would receive emails saying "sorry we are still working on the platform and thanks for your patience" That should have been my first red flag. They told us that this company had been 2 years in the making. If you have been working on this for 2 years and open the doors without a working product, that's not good.
The 2nd and Brightest red flag came in one of our founders meetings in which they said "there is so much demand to become a founder that we have opened up more founders positions" That's when I said "I've been screwed" This told me that they have already went threw all that money and we're broke! They promised the world and delivered on nothing. Matt and George have already done this with a previous company called Zoom Mobile. My main reason in writing this is to warn you in dealing with Matt Davis and George Burton in the future. They seemed like really nice guys and never saw this coming. Many of my fellow founders tried to get their money back and was told "we don't owe you anything as we have provided well over $1450 in value between the products, services, and founders dinner". I have learned my lesson, that's for sure. Not all MLM companies are bad, but be very hesitant to join one that asks for a large up front cost. If you do, be sure to use a major credit card that you can dispute the charge and will chargeback the company. Do not use a debit card as you don't receive the same kind of buyer protection. This was a first for me and will be my last.