UPDATE: GIFT OF LEGACY NEWS

Gift of Legacy has collapsed due to mismanagement by its creators. The introduction of the Ohana Board marked the beginning of the end. The creation of hundreds of boards where the same founders occupied the “Legend” positions allowed them to collect large sums of money, severely damaging the system’s balance.

In addition, they removed many users for “inactivity,” even though the boards were frozen by the creators themselves—preventing any progress. This has caused massive disappointment among participants, and the system has now stopped functioning. As a result, nobody wants to join, and Gift of Legacy’s downfall is irreversible, leaving thousands of people who lost all their money.

We also want to warn readers about a possible new system from the same creators called Victory World Money — you can read about it here.

In a world flooded with investment opportunities and promises of quick profits, it’s crucial to stay alert and cautious. One scheme that has recently drawn attention is Gift of Legacy.

In this article, we’ll take a deep look at Gift of Legacy to determine whether it’s a legitimate opportunity or just another financial scam.

As always, we’ve approached this investigation following our usual process: researching the Gift of Legacy investment system in depth, identifying possible red flags, and, if we consider it minimally trustworthy, making a real investment to test it firsthand before forming our opinion.

Before we begin, note that Gift of Legacy has launched a new, similar platform. After reading this analysis, we recommend checking our review of New Earth Economy.

What is Gift of Legacy?

To better understand Gift of Legacy and how it works, we went directly to the source — one of its most active promoters.

Promoter: “Gift of Legacy is legal”

According to Gift of Legacy’s promoters, the system is legal and based on a “mindset shift” designed to help people thrive instead of just survive. They describe it as a donation activity that encourages the flow of money between individuals, without geographical restrictions or membership limits. Allegedly, more than $45 million has been shared among members to date.

The system presents itself as an altruistic community where members help one another. It is not described as a company, charity, or MLM/pyramid scheme. Promoters claim that there are no commissions or bonuses — just a group of people growing together.

How Does Gift of Legacy Work?

To join Gift of Legacy, you are invited to start at different positions on a “board.” The higher your initial donation, the further along you start. The minimum required donation is $100 to a member at the center of a board. This is supposedly the only time you donate money from your own pocket.

As you donate and move through the board, you take on different roles such as Gifter, Builder, Guide, and finally Legend. As a Legend, you’re promised to receive $800 in donations from eight active donors. The system is presented as a perpetual cycle that allows members to progress through several boards (Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum) with the goal of earning significant amounts of money.

Our Opinion on Gift of Legacy

After thoroughly analyzing Gift of Legacy and attending a promotional meeting, our conclusion is clear: this system appears to be a Ponzi scheme disguised as an altruistic donation program.

Despite promoters claiming it isn’t a scam, there are striking similarities to previous pyramid schemes that eventually collapsed.

The promise of high returns through a “donation” process is simply too good to be true. Upon closer examination, it’s clear that Gift of Legacy depends on constant recruitment of new members to stay afloat. In fact, besides the initial $100 contribution, participants must also recruit two new people — a defining feature of pyramid schemes, where new investors’ money is used to pay earlier ones.

After analyzing the platform and speaking with multiple participants, we decided not to make even the minimum investment, despite its low entry point, since we’re confident that recovering funds would be impossible.

Conclusion: In Our Opinion, Gift of Legacy Is a Scam

In conclusion, our analysis indicates that Gift of Legacy is a very simple Ponzi-style scam. They haven’t even tried to disguise it as something more sophisticated — the structure and mechanics make it obvious.

It’s important to remember that in a zero-sum game like this, there will always be losers so that others can win. In short, our opinion is that Gift of Legacy is not a legitimate investment opportunity and will likely result in financial losses for most participants, especially those who join later.

Important note: Gift of Legacy has launched a new, similar platform. After reading this article, we recommend checking our review of New Earth Economy.