TalkGold Review

Brothers Edward and Brian Krassenstein owned the MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold internet forums.

Easily the two largest publicly accessible Ponzi promotion platforms on the net, both MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold were pulled offline last month without explanation.

Today BehindMLM can exclusively reveal that, in relation to their operation of both forums, the DOJ has accused the Krassenstein brothers of wire fraud.

The MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold forums went offline within seconds on or about August 22nd.

On August 21st the DOJ filed a property forfeiture case that reveals wire fraud accusations contrary to the Krassenstein brothers.

BehindMLM has reviewed hundreds of such illegal scams promoted on MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold over the years.

The DOJ also believe the Krassenstein brothers “partnered” with operators of the scams promoted on MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold , which makes them liable for wire fraud.

The DOJ allege the Krassenstein brothers operate the “admin” account on both TalkGold and MoneyMakerGroup. Through the TalkGold admin account, the Krassenstein brothers are accused of earning “roughly 19,000 posts&rdquo ;.

The DOJ allege this shows the Krassenstein brothers were “highly active in the day-to-day operation of the” forums. Not just that, but the Krassenstein brothers also operated multiple “HYIP monitor” sites.

They are sites that monitor whether a scam is still paying or not. The ones that utilize them primarily rely on reports to gauge whether listed scams are or are about to collapse.

Whether which will extend to a request deal in case a criminal case is filed however remains to be seen.

Considering the problem, the power down of the Krassensteins'online Ponzi promotion empire is really a major coup for US authorities.

As I write this no sizable competitors have risen instead of either forum, though it is arguable that MoneyMakerGroup and TalkGold were in decline before the shut down Visit Now.