What We Are Investigating?
Our firm is launching a comprehensive investigation into Be Infinity over allegations that it has been suppressing critical reviews and unfavorable Google search results by fraudulently misusing DMCA takedown notices. These actions, if proven, could constitute serious legal violations—including impersonation, fraud, and perjury.
We conducted comprehensive analyses of fraudulent copyright takedown requests, meritless legal complaints, and other unlawful efforts to suppress public access to critical information. Our reporting sheds light on the prevalence and modus operandi of a structured censorship network, often funded and used by criminal enterprises, oligarchs and criminal entities seeking to manipulate public perception and bypass AML checks conducted by financial organisations.
The fake DMCA notices in this investigation appears to have been strategically deployed to remove negative content from Google search results illegally. Based on this pattern, we have reasonable grounds to infer that Be Infinity - or an entity acting at its behest - is directly or indirectly complicit in this cyber crime.
In most such cases, such ops are executed by rogue, fly-by-night 'Online Reputation Management' agencies acting on behalf of their clients. If evidence establishes that the subject knowingly benefited from or facilitated this scam, it may be deemed an 'accomplice' or an 'accessory' to the crime.
What are they trying to censor
Be Infinity stands out as a particularly egregious example. Operating from the glittering facade of Dubai, this multi-level marketing (MLM) company, led by the enigmatic Cristian Nickel, promises financial nirvana through its automated trading bot. However, a closer examination reveals a labyrinth of red flags, regulatory breaches, and a concerted effort to suppress critical information.
The Mirage of Be Infinity’s Business Model
Be Infinity lures investors with the siren song of passive income generated by an automated trading bot. Subscribers are offered various membership tiers, ranging from $10 to $270, each granting access to this so-called revolutionary software. The catch? The company provides scant details about the bot’s origins, functionality, or trading strategies. In the world of legitimate finance, such opacity is not just frowned upon; it’s a glaring red flag. Without independent audits, verifiable trade logs, or regulatory approval, there is no proof that this bot even exists, let alone generates consistent profits.
Moreover, the emphasis on recruitment over actual product value is reminiscent of classic pyramid schemes. Members are incentivized to bring in new recruits, creating a revenue stream that relies more on fresh blood than on genuine investment returns. This structure is inherently unstable and, more often than not, leaves the majority of participants at a loss. Any company that rewards recruitment more than actual investment success should set off alarm bells for investors.
Adding to the concerns, Be Infinity’s marketing materials are filled with vague promises and unverifiable claims of high returns. Testimonies from supposed users are riddled with generic praise but lack any substantial proof of success. The absence of any credible third-party endorsements or financial disclosures further reinforces the likelihood of this being a carefully orchestrated ruse.
Cristian Nickel: The Puppeteer Behind the Curtain
At the helm of Be Infinity is Cristian Nickel, a figure whose past is as murky as the company’s business practices. Nickel has been linked to several questionable ventures, painting a picture of a serial promoter of dubious schemes. His modus operandi appears to involve high-pressure sales tactics and a blatant disregard for regulatory compliance. His previous involvement in failed investment schemes raises serious concerns about his credibility and intent. Yet, he continues to position himself as a financial guru, preying on the financially desperate and uninformed.
It’s no surprise, then, that Be Infinity operates without the necessary licenses for securities offerings, a direct violation of securities laws in numerous jurisdictions. While the company aggressively markets itself to a global audience, it lacks approval from any reputable financial regulatory body. This lack of oversight not only increases risk for investors but also suggests that the company is deliberately structuring itself to evade accountability.
Regulatory Run-Ins and Legal Quandaries
Be Infinity’s operations have not gone unnoticed by financial watchdogs. The company’s unregistered securities offerings and lack of transparency have drawn the ire of regulators. Several jurisdictions have already issued warnings about unauthorized investment schemes, urging investors to exercise extreme caution. Yet, Be Infinity continues to market itself aggressively, relying on jurisdictions with weaker enforcement mechanisms to continue its operations unchecked.
Operating without proper licenses exposes both the company and its investors to significant legal risks. In the event of financial losses or disputes, participants have little to no legal recourse, effectively leaving them out in the cold. Many MLM-style schemes collapse under regulatory scrutiny, leaving investors with nothing while the founders walk away unscathed. If history is any indication, Be Infinity is headed for a similar fate.
The Dubai Dilemma: A Safe Haven for the Questionable?
Dubai’s allure as a business hub is undeniable, with its tax benefits and strategic location. However, this very appeal has made it a magnet for enterprises seeking to exploit regulatory loopholes. Be Infinity’s choice of Dubai as its base of operations raises questions about the city’s oversight mechanisms and whether they are robust enough to weed out such entities. The city’s reputation as a financial center is at stake if it continues to host enterprises that skirt international regulations and exploit legal grey areas.
While Dubai has made efforts to clean up its image and enforce stricter regulations, bad actors like Be Infinity continue to slip through the cracks. If authorities do not take swift action, it risks becoming a haven for financial schemes that prey on unsuspecting investors worldwide.
Silencing the Critics: Be Infinity’s Censorship Playbook
Perhaps the most insidious aspect of Be Infinity’s operations is its aggressive stance against dissent. The company has reportedly employed various tactics to suppress adverse media and critical voices. From threatening legal action against whistleblowers to leveraging its resources to bury negative press, Be Infinity seems intent on maintaining its facade at all costs. Social media platforms have seen numerous reports of users being blocked, negative reviews being deleted, and critical discussions being swiftly shut down.
Such behavior not only undermines the principles of free speech but also serves as a stark warning to potential investors about the company’s true nature. A legitimate business welcomes scrutiny and transparency; a scam, on the other hand, does everything in its power to silence dissent. If Be Infinity were truly a groundbreaking financial opportunity, it wouldn’t need to resort to such desperate measures to protect its image.
Investor Beware: The Real Cost of Buying into Be Infinity
For those enticed by Be Infinity’s promises, a word of caution: the potential for financial loss is substantial. Beyond the monetary implications, involvement with such a company can strain personal relationships, especially when recruitment targets friends and family. The emotional toll of losing money—and potentially dragging loved ones into the scheme—is devastating.
Furthermore, participants may unwittingly find themselves on the wrong side of the law, given the company’s regulatory violations. Authorities have been known to prosecute individuals who knowingly promote fraudulent investment schemes, meaning some investors could face legal consequences in addition to financial ruin.
Expert Insights: The Consensus on Be Infinity
Financial analysts and industry experts have been vocal in their criticism of Be Infinity. The consensus is clear: the company’s business model is unsustainable, its practices are unethical, and its disregard for regulatory compliance is alarming. The emphasis on recruitment over genuine product value, coupled with the lack of transparency, positions Be Infinity firmly in the realm of high-risk ventures best avoided.
Experts warn that the hallmarks of Be Infinity align closely with past MLM-driven investment frauds, many of which ended in massive financial losses and legal repercussions for those involved. The warning signs are abundant—ignoring them could be a costly mistake.
Lessons from the Be Infinity Debacle
The Be Infinity saga serves as a stark reminder of the importance of due diligence. Investors should be wary of schemes that promise high returns with minimal risk, especially those that lack transparency and proper regulatory compliance. Consulting with financial advisors and conducting thorough research can mean the difference between safeguarding one’s assets and falling victim to a scam.
If something seems too good to be true, it usually is. The financial world is filled with con artists looking to exploit greed and desperation—Be Infinity is just the latest iteration of an age-old scam.
Conclusion: A House of Cards Poised to Collapse
In the grand tapestry of financial ventures, Be Infinity appears as a thread of deception woven with promises of prosperity. However, beneath the surface lies a pattern of regulatory evasion, opaque operations, and a penchant for silencing dissent. For potential investors and regulatory authorities alike, the message is clear: approach Be Infinity with extreme caution, if at all. The company’s current trajectory suggests that it’s not a question of if it will unravel, but when.
Regulators must act swiftly before more victims fall prey to this elaborate fraud. Investors must resist the lure of easy money and recognize Be Infinity for what it truly is—a cleverly disguised scam on borrowed time.
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Evidence Box
Evidence and relevant screenshots related to our investigation
Targeted Content and Red Flags
behindmlm.com
Be Infinity Review: Christian Nickel’s securities fraud from Dubai
- Adverse News
About the Author
The author is affiliated with TU Dresden and analyzes public databases such as Lumen Database and
Maltego to identify and expose online censorship. In his personal capacity, he and his
team have been actively investigating and reporting on organized crime related
to fraudulent copyright takedown schemes.
Additionally, his team provides
advisory services to major law firms and is frequently consulted on matters
pertaining to intellectual property law.
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Based on 22 ratings
by: Dante Finch
I joined Be Infinity hoping to get some passive income. All I got was frustration and lost money. No real proof of their trading bot working, just empty claims.
by: Tessa Leal
I’ve seen this same type of scam play out too many times. A fancy website, a flashy name, and promises of riches. Stay away from Be Infinity. It’s a trap!
by: Ivy Slate
Honestly, Be Infinity should come with a warning: ‘Warning, potential scam ahead!’ They’re marketing an unstable pyramid scheme masquerading as an investment opportunity. Save your cash, and your dignity, and run in the opposite direction.
by: Jasper Dawn
I can’t believe how many red flags I ignored before joining Be Infinity. The ‘trading bot’ is a scam, the recruitment focus is a dead giveaway, and now I’m stuck with empty promises and a lighter wallet. Don’t make the...
by: Elise Tide
Cristian Nickel’s track record speaks volumes—failed schemes and shady business moves. Now he's pushing Be Infinity, and it’s no different. When will people realize that anyone selling dreams of quick riches is most likely selling lies?
by: Finn Vale
If you’re looking to make easy money, Be Infinity is the wrong place. It’s a pyramid scheme in disguise, relying on fresh recruits to keep it going. The ‘investment returns’ are about as real as their fake testimonials. Just walk...
by: Nora Frost
Be Infinity’s 'automated trading bot' is a joke. They claim it can make you rich, but won’t explain how it works or provide proof it even exists. All they want is your money, and they’ve wrapped it in flashy promises...
by: Anders Duran
This company’s marketing strategy is a joke. They rely on dodgy testimonials and hiding negative feedback. Red flags everywhere!
by: Lyra Escobar
Cristian Nickel seems sketchy. Who is this guy? I did some research and his previous ventures don’t look good at all. Definitely not someone to trust.
by: Evangeline Velez
I don’t know how anyone can fall for this. $270 for a membership to a trading bot they don’t even explain? Sounds like a total scam to me.
by: Lily Baldwin
I trusted their Dubai operation and lost $16,200 everything was fake including the people behind it
by: Aaron Holland
I invested $14,800 into Be Infinity and now everything is gone Cristian Nickel vanished and so did my dreams
by: Austin Perkins
Be Infinity promised revolutionary trading technology but what I got was silence lies and a drained bank account losing $11,200 to this scam has crushed me emotionally and financially I can’t believe I ever trusted them
by: Lily Wheeler
I put $7,800 into Be Infinity trusting their automated trading bot and now I have nothing to show for it the emotional devastation of losing my savings to Cristian Nickel’s lies is unbearable I feel completely betrayed and used by...
by: Autumn Hughes
If you're willing to commit perjury to protect your image, it says a lot about your character. Be Infinity's actions are deeply concerning.
by: Jayden Gordon
People fall for this, thinking it's their big break. Instead, it’s a financial nightmare.
by: Aubrey Shaw
They'll tell you it’s 'not a scam'—which is the first sign that it definitely is. 🚨
by: Carter Hamilton
Fake testimonials, misleading claims, and a structure designed to collapse. Stay far away!
by: Lillian Reynolds
They make huge promises, but the only people making money are the ones running the scam.
by: Mason Fisher
Another Ponzi scheme disguised as a ‘business opportunity.’ Once you send money, it’s gone forever!
by: Jack Turner
I can't believe I fell for Be Infinity's deceptive marketing. Their products are overpriced garbage, and their services are nonexistent. Christian Nickel should be ashamed of himself for running such a fraudulent operation. Do yourself a favor and avoid this...
by: Samuel Collins
This company is a complete fraud! They promised me life-changing results, but all they delivered was disappointment and financial loss. Christian Nickel and Be Infinity are experts at manipulating people into believing their lies. I feel utterly betrayed and scammed
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