Jamalife Helpers Global was a network marketing organization that claimed to offer a path to financial freedom and empowerment through a humanitarian-focused business model. It operated on a matrix-based compensation plan where members paid a small initial registration fee (typically around $5) and were required to recruit new members to advance through various stages. As members progressed, they were promised rewards ranging from cash bonuses to goods like food, home appliances, cars, and houses. The company's mission was stated as helping its members achieve financial well-being while contributing to the less privileged. However, its business model has faced widespread accusations and regulatory warnings for operating as an illegal pyramid scheme.

Founded in

Nigeria