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Nacometa Review

November 15, 2020 By Nemira 10 Comments

What is Nacometa?


According to creators, Nacometa is an online community that helps members to achieve financial success.

Nacometa.com website states that they have over 15 thousand members.

How to start?


You register using personal email, first and last name, date of birth, pointing citizenship, and creating a password.

I saw only countries from Europe when choosing citizenship. Why? You will see the reason later.

Time to spend some money


After registration, you need to buy a so-called certificate from the member. He or she invited you into the Nacometa community.

This certificate costs €75. Why do you need this certificate? It allows tracking records about payments and contains owners’ information and a quick response code(QR).

Besides, you can activate certificate in your community account.

Okay, what is next?


Yes, I was thinking the same because of the strange way of buying certificates to earn money.

There are more surprises. According to the Nacometa website, ” you will be asked to make donations to three community members for €45, €55, and €65, respectively.”

How do you transfer money?


Nacometa has a helping hand from the so-called technical operator ImRix. It is an online platform that hosts user data, provides personal analysis, and tracks orders and payments.

Is it free?


ImRix has few options how to pay for services. It would be:

€55 for the first 3 months

€1oo for the first 6 months

€160 for the first 12 months

How do you earn money at Nacometa?


The model is old and simple. You invite new members who buy certificates from you. More people you invite, the more money you will get.

All scheme is decorated with words that appeal to new days environment. These words are: helping each other, sharing, make donations, exchange certificates for money, resource sharing, and so on.

According to Nacometa, you can see in your personal account how many members you have in your team, their membership levels, the growth rate, and how much money do you earn.

You can see levels on Nacometa’s website when you invite a particular amount of member and share with them certificates:

Does it remind you of something familiar?


Yes, it the same pyramid scheme, close to the Ponzi scheme because of wealth building through new members. Without new people, you will not get any money. These so-called certificates do not have any worth. They create an illusion that you do something worthy and meaningful.

Unfortunately, these all steps in the Nacometa website are shiny objects that cover scams.

Think about it. You need to ask for money from people. It is not a crowdfunding page when you need to help somebody. You simply ask for money, fooling others, and pretending that they will be rich pretty soon.

Besides, you pay for ImRix when you can count your money by yourself.

Okay, let’s dig deeper about Nacometa


I want to see who are owners of this website. Usually, it is a company or the names of founders. Nacometa, in the section About Us, gives the foggy information:

The mighty Google does not provide any information, except details about the domain.

Usually, the information about domain longevity and server location helps to see a better picture.

According to WHOIS.com, the Nacometa.com domain was created on January 29, 2020. It is ten months old. It is a baby and does not have any credibility because of the short existence time.

Registrar is the Gandi SAS that is a French company.

The registrant country is the Czech Republic. A registrant is an entity or persona who registered a domain.

Is Nacometa a scam?


Nacometa.com‘s business model is similar to the Ponzi scheme covered with shiny words and promises. People who want to earn money need to invite new members and get their money to buy so-called certificates. These certificates do not have any worth except covering unlawful intentions to rip off members, especially those who just started.

The website’s iconographic lures people into a fantasy world where members would become rich.

You would ask why do I see a similarity to a Ponzi scheme? Members do not create and do not sell products. Members sell fiction wrapped in appealing sentences, such as the sharing economy. To get rich, you need to create an army of new members who will pay you money in the form of a so-called certificate.

In case if Nacometa.com disappears, the newest members will be left without anything. Nacometa.com promises you 10.000 earnings. Think about it. How many people do you need to invite and persuade to buy certificates?

There is no way at Nacometa.com to earn money successfully. Only one way is to fool others, promising them gold mines at 10-month young Nacometa website.

Nacometa owners are unknown. Nobody will return your money for certificates. There is no guarantee that you will have your own team that will buy meaningless certificates, and you will earn money from that. There are no other ways how to earn money at Nacometa.com.

Knowing how many people nowadays are desperate to earn money is not the best way to appeal to feelings and pretend that members’ actions will change their lives. Yes, it will make money for those who started this scheme, but not for ordinary humans. Pyramid and Ponzi schemes benefit only 1 or less %. It is an old model of how to trick people.

My verdict: Nacometa is a tricky business model, a modern one.

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Comments

  1. Mark says

    December 4, 2020 at 3:47 pm

    Very surface and shallow dilettante’s review. Too many mistakes. Author, you are a narrow-minded ignorant.
    Personally, I have a good experience with this Nacometa community. I realized my dream and bought a super guitar I dreamed so long time. Thanks to Nacometa members! Besides that I proud that helped others to get closer to their wishes.

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    • Nemira says

      December 5, 2020 at 2:32 am

      Hi, Mark. Thanks for the comment and posting your view about Nacometa. I wonder how you could prove that this company is not a scam? Buying a guitar is a nice thing, but how will you continue to do it later when you are short of referrals? Who will buy certificates? How will you persuade somebody to pay money for a worthless piece of paper? It is the same Ponzi scheme when members bring money to others who stand above them. Of course, the package is different—there are plenty of whistles and bells. However, the essence is the same: people on top are the richest, and members at the base need to work out luring others into the company and create under them downline to get their money back. Think about that. There are better ways to earn money without fooling others.
      Be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.
      P.S. Do you know who created this company? Do you know the owners? Why do you need to pay so much money to calculate your earnings? Notebooks and pens would do great work without spending your hard-earned dollars.

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      • Nemira says

        December 7, 2020 at 12:51 pm

        Well, I will try to answer and instruct you, because, obviously you didn’t get to the heart of the matter.
        First, you don’t have to BUY or SELL the certificate. It is absolutely free. Certificate is a tool for inviting friends and new members to the community. It’s like a referral link. You can share it with all your friends or acquaintances.
        So you don’t have to persuade anyone to PAY FOR the certificate! That’s important! You just share the idea of a mutual support. People join and support other member’s dream by sharing a small donations. Then others help you to get closer to your dream!
        Do you know such services like GoFundMe or Kickstarter? The same is here. But you don’t have to pay a commission and not just helping to fundraise money for others. you also getting help instead!
        Think about that.
        As for the owners.. this community is a non-profit platform share people share resources directly to each other. So you know who is the “founder” ща a Bitcoin? No? Satoshi Nakomoto, lol? Nobody knows. And I use it, trade it and it doesn’t matter who is the owner.

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        • Nemira says

          December 7, 2020 at 4:19 pm

          Hi, Mark, yes, I see your point. However, if certificates are for free, why become a Nacometa member? Helping each other is a great thing. You can do it directly without paying ImRix money. I agree with that, absolutely. Anyway, it bugs me this thing that people who helped me with paid certificates, need to find other members in the way to compensate for their losses. You could tell that they need to invite others who will buy certificates from them. Do you see it? It is a pyramid scheme and there is no other honest way how to call Nacometa’s activities. Always will be people who are below and want to get their money back because of spending it on certificates.
          It is a great idea to help others. However, when you look at what is hidden under this manifestation you see just the bare truth: somebody who is at the top will be rich. Downline as everywhere will suffer till they will awake and will see who is who. It is a cycle that never ends thanks to people who want to get something without real work.
          I see that you do not like the question about owners. Somebody had this idea and created this community. Why hide and be afraid of authenticity?
          For example, GoFundMe was created in May 2010 by Brad Damphousse and Andrew Ballester.

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          • Mark says

            December 8, 2020 at 8:38 am

            I would not agree with you. You substitute the concept and meaning..
            You do not buy or sell the certificates, it is free and serves as a referral link to share the idea with friends and it is your ID in the system to identify you among other members to get help from them.
            Pyramid is when there is a vertical network of people and all money flow to the founders, when company accumulates money and makes payouts. There is absolutely no such things in nacometa. It is strictly decentralized and horizontal type of community with direct transfers among members. Moreover, the amounts are so small and voluntary.
            There is no vertical network because you can get a second and third certificate and share it with people who are already nacometa members joined earlier, there is no such strict order of network like in MLM. There is no teams and networks, people are free to help each other in any order. That’s why there will not be ‘an end member’. Anв there WILL NOT BE people who want to get money back. Are you crazy? lol, people will ask their small voluntary (!) help back? no! The do not pay, that make CHARITY! Do you think people from GoFundMe or Kickstarter or other such service ask money back? Or when you make donations for children you ask money back? Shame on you if it so! Anyway, you can stay with your opinion and always be a skeptic and critic, while others make this world better. Bye

          • Nemira says

            December 8, 2020 at 4:15 pm

            Hi, Mark. I wonder why you so sensitive? Magnesium would help in this case immensely. It is proven by scientists. My writing about getting money back has a different meaning thanks to the information on Nacometa’s website. The company says that you can start receiving funds up to 21180 Euros. Okay, from where do money will come? I guess that will be from other members. Is it right or not? Besides, not only me, you or somebody else would like to receive this amount. What does it mean? Members need to send money to those in need. At first, you need to send helping 3 members as it is suggested on Nacometa’s website each a microdonation for a total amount of 165 Euros(45, 55, and 65 Euros).On Facebook groups, I read that you can get your money back by inviting friends and acquaintances. Nacometa talks about members of somebody’s team( yes, Nacometa has teams and levels) Some levels start from Nacometa Friends and go to Sharing Pro, who gets certificates (money) from 256 people. You can find it on Nacometa’s website.
            Overall, I provide only information that is on Nacometa’s website. I do not pick numbers from the sky. The idea is great helping others, but the absence of owners, the age of the website ( only year), fees to the operator, and urge to invite new members gives me a bad taste of something that is doubtful and unclear.
            I wish you good luck and enjoy success in this community. Everybody has the ability to choose and decide what is good and what is not.
            Here in this blog, I expressed my doubts and similarities with the pyramid, just slightly in a different way. If Nacometa is the right way for somebody, it is okay, why not?

  2. Jane King says

    December 7, 2020 at 4:02 pm

    Thank you, author! You wrote “it the same pyramid scheme”, but there is no top of the pyramid. Platform does not accumulate money, it is p2p transparent resource sharing. Also you wrote “you pay for ImRix when you can count your money by yourself”, maybe you can do it in the beginning. But what if your network growth to thousands people? It is better to have the access to statistics and dynamics.
    As for my experience with nacometa community, it it quite positive. Proud that I helped people in need and already got this money back from other not indifferent members. Hope soon I will also make my own dream come true thanx to nacometa.

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    • Nemira says

      December 7, 2020 at 4:37 pm

      Hi Jane, thanks for the comment. I am happy that you had a positive experience. We need a lot of good feelings nowadays. However, I doubt that platform works for free. Somebody owns this platform. Operators’ fees are high. I wish that everybody would have thousands in their network, but how is it true? The pyramid is when somebody is paying to others who are higher by rank. To be a Nacometa’s Pro, you need to get certificates from 256 people. What does it mean? You will have more money compared with somebody who is a sharing master. He got only 64 certificates. It is a wordplay, but the essence is the same.
      Overall, it is op to people what do with their money. If they are happy looking for new referrals to compensate for their losses when they share the money with you or somebody else, it is okay.
      My point is that there are a lot of profitable ways to earn money and help others.
      Good luck and be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.

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  3. Incognitas says

    February 23, 2021 at 2:26 pm

    Dear Nemira. I am sorry to hear that you have been involved in discussion with scammers and possibly nacometa creators that influenced you to change the verdict from modern scam to tricky business model. There is no doubt nacometa is a SCAM with strong signs of ponzi scheme and it will collapse – there is no doubt! Website and all “bussiness” is illegal in all ciuntries, not registered in any fca etc. Dont be involved in such discussions because your review will attract people to risk their money by funding scammers.

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    • Nemira says

      February 23, 2021 at 6:06 pm

      Hi, it is nothing wrong to hear other people’s opinions, especially if they had any experience with Nacometa. More people will know about that, more this information reaches and enables to think about consequences. I have been scammed a few times, and it was my fault because of my wish to become rich in a short time. I did not gather information about scammers. It is nothing wrong to help people but not in the way how Nacometa does. I hope that somebody will read comments and check information before spending money on something that will not be returning in one or another manner. Yes, you are right about changing the description of Nacometa’s activity. It is a gentle way to tell people that it is a suspicious and dangerous scheme to lure people’s money using cover like fulfilling somebody’s dreams.
      What it is about the discussion with commentators, I sincerely believed that these people trusted Nacometa. They thought that it is legal and will help others.
      I hope that your comment and my blog will stop naive visitors from giving away their money. There are plenty of legal ways to help others or fulfill their own dreams of earning money online as an affiliate marketer, YouTuber, social media influencer, or blogger.
      Be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.

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