Who Is
Mike
Brown
If you have pruchase FlowTrack, BotNeo or CloseGPT beware of the real Mike Brown!
Seems Like A Nice Guy, But Is He?
Wire Fraud
Usually Nice Guys aren't on trial for alleged Wire Fraud steaming from an online credit repair scheme
Conspiracy
Usually Nice Guys aren't arrested and detained for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Online Scammer
Usually Nice Guys don't rake in over $5.2 Million dollars via a credit repair company using fake rental properties to lure people in to charge them fees for credit repair.
SCAMMING PEOPLE
AROUND THE WORLD
When we did a little research on Michael Brown AKA Mike Brown we were shocked to find out about his past and current present.
You will be shocked to see what we uncovered about the man behind some pretty smart looking software platforms that are tied to your bank accounts.
What We Uncovered
Under false pretenses, the defendants fraudulently attracted over 2.7 million visits to their websites and deceitfully enrolled approximately 169,000 customers in credit monitoring services, ultimately generating approximately $6.8 million in revenue.
Mike Brown
Owner of Credit Bureau Center AKA "MyScore" FlowTrack, BotNeo, CloseGPT
Adrew Lloyd
Independant Contractor - Photo not available
Danny Pierce
Independant Contractor - Photo not available
What They Allegedly Did!
Between 2014 and 2017, they masterminded an extensive online marketing scheme that involved placing fraudulent rental property advertisements across the United States on a classified ads website. The main goal of this operation was to deceptively lure potential customers into checking their credit scores on credit monitoring websites owned by BROWN, under the pretense of acquiring a credit report. This tactic allowed for the automatic enrollment of these individuals into monthly credit monitoring service memberships, all carried out under false pretenses.
Are you the next victim?
In 2017, Mike and his team were involved in a significant but unspecified event, which ultimately led to them being found guilty of certain misconduct. The crux of this situation was that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) mandated the company to return all profits gained through their fraudulent practices.
This moment became pivotal when Mike and his legal team achieved a notable victory.
They adeptly challenged the validity of the statute the FTC used, arguing that it did not authorize the commission to demand restitution. This argument was intensely contested and eventually escalated to the Supreme Court. In a landmark decision, the court ruled against the FTC, determining that they lacked the authority to enforce the return of Mike's ill-gotten gains under that particular statute. This ruling significantly impacted the FTC's ability to seek restitution.
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Dog And His Bone
Unsurprisingly, the government viewed this challenge not as a defeat but as a setback, and quickly regrouped to strengthen their case. Meanwhile, sensing the changing landscape, Mike Brown decided to leave the United States and move to Mexico, where he launched his next online venture, FlowTrack.
FlowTrack began to gain momentum, attracting early adopters with its appealing lifetime deals and user-friendly software. Mike, the mastermind behind the platform, enjoyed the influx of new sales, even amid some dissatisfaction from subscribers. However, this promising growth came to an abrupt halt on October 27, 2022, when Mike was summoned to return to the United States. Upon his arrival at Newark International Airport, he was immediately arrested, bringing his flourishing enterprise to an unexpected standstill. Full Story Here
The continued resilience of FlowTrack during this period is intriguing, especially considering that Mike was not only the driving force but also the public face of the company. Our investigation shows that he was deeply engaged with his community, often participating in live streams on social media platforms every week. Interestingly, videos from Facebook suggest that Charles Edge took on a significant role, stepping up to lead discussions and offer training for the remainder of the year. We are actively pursuing an interview with Mr. Edge to gain more insight into these developments and understand how the company managed to maintain its momentum.
Records show Michael Brown was released on bail in December 2022 pending the outcome of the government's new charges of Wire fraud and Conspiracy to commit Wire fraud. Download the Indictment Here
Conclusion
Mr. Brown's future appears to be laden with challenges. If you are a subscriber to any of his recent software ventures, it's understandable to feel concerned. If convicted, Mr. Brown could face a substantial prison sentence. While we refrain from making any judgments about his guilt or innocence, it does raise questions about the potential existence of undisclosed methods for extracting hidden fees through transactions within his new technology.
Additionally, there is the concern that your subscription fees might be redirected to finance his legal defense, potentially detracting from the resources needed to fully support and develop the technology. The pressing question remains: What will happen to your business if Mike is incarcerated?
With so many unanswered questions, it becomes increasingly difficult to feel confident about risking your hard-earned money and entrusting your business aspirations to FlowTrack. Ultimately, without owning the software, you are essentially placing your trust in their leadership to protect your investment and support your goals.
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Is The Creator of FlowTrack a Crook or just Crooked?
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