SuperDeal Review - 30% Daily Ponzi ROI Scam Targets Uganda

This SuperDeal Review will uncover SuperDeal’s scamming operations, and how it’s currently targeting Uganda as its following country to diversify to forge ahead with its scam operations.

On visiting SuperDeal’s webpage, you’ll only find a login form, with no information about the company or the owners of the website talk more about its offers & investment scheme.

It seems that once you register an account on the platform & sign into your account, only then, you’ll be able to discover the company investment scheme, and plans to offer 30% daily ROI.

In an ironic manner, regardless of the complete lack of transparency, the SupaDeal’s meta description is stated below:

Super Deal’s experienced investment team aims to provide transparent, honest investing to everyone.

Also, it’s an aim for the company to provide transparent & honest investing to everyone on the platform, however, do you think they would keep up to this aim? Let’s find out in this article as you read on.

SuperDeal Review website’s domain – superdeal.pro was privately registered on October 6th, 2022. Moreover, the company has no retailable products or services that could show that at least there’s a source of external revenue that can be used during investments.

Consider the company’s compensation plan & commissions, which you’ll use in maximizing your earnings on the platform once you join as an affiliate on the platform.

SuperDeal’s Compensation Plan

SuperDeal affiliates have access to invest 5,000 or more Ugandan shillings known as UGX, and this is because the platform solicits investments in Ugandan shillings (UGX).

All these are done based on the promise of 30% daily ROI as the company claims on its official PR display on social media platforms & online forums. Also, the company pays out referral commissions on invested funds down three levels of recruitment:

Level 1 – 8% (from personally recruited affiliates)
Level 2 – 2%
Level 3 – 1%

If you’re to join the platform, it’s totally free to join either as an affiliate member on the platform or a user on the platform. And before anything is done on the platform, you must have an account on the SuperDeal Review in order to start earning.

So, do you think SuperDeal is legit or a scam? Find out in the following section below, and don’t forget to share with others on the platform to be aware of this message.

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SuperDeal Review on its Legitimacy or Scam Operations

To describe, SuperDeal seems to be a low-effort Ponzi scheme that’s currently targeting Uganda citizens. The investment company is processed via BPAL Technologies LTD, which is a locally registered shell company.

BPAL seems to be marked negatively in Uganda, other than laundering Ponzi money out of Uganda, BPAL does not seem to have any business operations.

Imagine, if these scammers are claiming to offer your 30% ROI daily, they would not even offer you access to the platform for free. But from their platform, their registration is totally free. What a Ridiculous offer.

All this company is doing is recycling invested funds, which will be deposited by newly recruited affiliates on the platform, and then the same money will be used to pay out old affiliates in order to appear legit.

And such a scheme is sure to collapse soon once the site runs out of fuel, which is when newcomers register an account & deposit in order to invest. So, we suggest you invest wisely once you come across these kinds of schemes online.

Then if you doubt that the platform might be legit, be careful about how you invest, instead invest little, which you can easily lose if eventually the site collapse in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions About SuperDeal Review

What is SuperDeal?

SuperDeal seems to be an online store that involves the retail sales of goods & services, and also offers discounts of up to 90%.

Who owns SuperDeal?

We are yet to discover the owner of the platform or scammers in charge of the investment scheme operations on the platform

Is SuperDeal legit or a scam?

SuperDeal seems to be a low-effort Ponzi scheme that’s currently targeting Uganda citizens. The investment company is processed via BPAL Technologies LTD, which is a locally registered shell company.

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