Due to the widespread existence of various scams in the United States, Australia, New Zealand and surrounding areas, many people have fallen into serious financial difficulties, resulting in debt, family breakdown and personal crises. These unfortunate circumstances inevitably affected ANDES's market expansion in the United States, Australia and New Zealand.

ANDES' business model is to combine multi-level marketing (MLM) strategies with actual industrial operations, focusing on mutual benefit and sustainable development. However, since some people may not fully understand ANDES's bike-sharing plan or the industry's future plans in the United States, Australia and New Zealand, it is expected that there will be doubts and uncertainties in the market.

While MLM structures may resemble pyramid schemes, they are fundamentally different.

Multi-level marketing is a legitimate and legal business model. A well-known example is the cosmetics brand Mary Kay, which has been operating for more than 60 years and has more than 8 million employees worldwide.

In contrast, pyramid schemes adopt similar structures with fraudulent intent and are designed to deceive participants. It is crucial to clearly distinguish between legitimate business models and scams. The lack of public trust stems largely from criminal organizations abusing similar strategies to set up fraudulent pyramid schemes. This practice makes it difficult for the public to discern between legitimate and illegal programs, leading to misunderstandings and suspicions about ANDES's legitimate operations.

ANDES's cooperation philosophy

ANDES brand + partners + franchisees = a mutually dependent chain of interests.

This means that each partner is a key component of ANDES's successful operation. ANDES can only ensure its long-term sustainability by helping its partners achieve stable and reasonable profits.

Given the huge potential of the shared bike market, ANDES remains committed to improving the profitability and operational stability of its partners, thereby building a strong and lasting business network for long-term collective growth.

Summary of the most common scams in Australia and New Zealand:

1. Fake online recruitment scams

These scams involve fraudulent job offers such as liking and commenting on videos on platforms such as YouTube or TikTok. Scammers lure individuals with promises of increased influencer popularity and often ask for a non-refundable deposit.

2. Fake investment platforms

(Forex, Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency) ➔ Scammers use social media or WhatsApp to lure victims with promises of high returns and then disappear with the money.

3. Online shopping scams and phishing sites

(through platforms such as Mercado Libre, Linio) ➔ They create fake websites to deceive consumers, charge for products that were never delivered or steal bank details.

4. "Get paid to review a movie" scams

These scams claim to hire individuals to boost the ratings of a movie and require an upfront deposit. In reality, this is a scam that is very similar to earlier fraud tactics.

After analysis, we can identify the common features of all these scams:

❌ No real industry support; they promise extremely high returns and guaranteed compensation for losses.

❌ Lack of transparency in revenue sources.

❌ Heavy reliance on word-of-mouth promotion and exaggerated promises.

❌ Unregulated financial transactions.

In contrast, ANDES is completely different:

✅ Backed by real assets: shared bike infrastructure. We do not promise high returns - the profit is only a few dollars a day.

✅ Revenue comes from the real rental market.

✅ Clear and well-defined development plan.

✅ All business operations are transparent, official and verifiable.

Special reminder:

Scammers often impersonate legitimate companies to deceive people. Just as fake versions of well-known brands such as LV, Chanel, Nike and Adidas are widely available in the market, criminals may use ANDES's growing brand awareness for illegal purposes in the future.

As the ANDES brand continues to expand in Australia and New Zealand, fraudulent activities involving imitation, counterfeiting or misuse of the ANDES name are increasingly likely to occur.

How to join ANDES safely

✅ Only register through official recommendations or authorized channels.

✅ Reject any offers that promise abnormally high returns or unauthorized promotions.

✅ If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your official marketing manager or ANDES customer service immediately. Exercise caution, make good judgment, and let us work together to protect the integrity and bright future of the ANDES brand.

ANDES Sharing Technology Co., Ltd. is registered in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom (Hong Kong Registration Number: 77172511 / UK Registration Number: 16449609) and is authorized as a Money Service Business (MSB) by the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

The MSB Registration Search webpage is updated weekly and includes entities officially registered as Money Service Businesses (MSBs). These entities are regulated by FinCEN under 31 CFR §1022.380(a)–(f) of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA).

ANDES Shared Technology Co., Ltd. (MSB Registration No.: 31000300306222) is authorized by the U.S. financial authorities to provide the following services:

1. Remittance services

2. Currency exchange services

3. Check cashing

4. Issuance or sale of prepaid cards, traveler's checks, money orders, etc.

5. Cryptocurrency-related services (such as virtual asset trading platforms)

Investment services are provided by ANDES Shared Technology Co., Ltd., which is headquartered in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom and is a Money Services Business (MSB) duly authorized and regulated by the U.S. financial authorities.

All official documents, licenses and registrations related to ANDES can be freely verified through official channels to ensure their legitimacy and authenticity. YS is committed to operating in a transparent, open and fully legal manner. We strongly encourage all business partners and potential investors to conduct appropriate verification through official sources to protect their right to know and build trust in our partnership.

Our Commitment:

Joining the ANDES bike-sharing program means that you have confidence in the potential and development prospects of the industry. This not only represents a market opportunity, but also a commitment to the future of sustainable mobility.

However, if you do not have a strong willingness to cooperate, lack confidence in the growth potential of the industry, or remain skeptical, we respectfully urge you to carefully reconsider your decision and choose to withdraw from the partnership. In this case, we will process your refund within 10 minutes.

When you lack confidence in the future of an industry, you may find yourself living in fear of losing your investment every day - a state that is neither necessary nor healthy.

In China, the bike-sharing industry actively supports the government's initiatives to attract investment and adopts a mutually beneficial business model to promote local development and shared prosperity.

We are committed to positioning the ANDES brand as a market leader, creating jobs in the region, breaking the traditional work model, helping people generate additional income, and thus making a positive contribution to the economy and society.

Thank you for taking the time to read this article.

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