SCAM AFTER SCAM? | The Lotto MLM, 7K Metals & $450+ I'm Still Owed

Fri, 21 Aug 2026 20:57:45 +0000

ONE PROMOTION AFTER ANOTHER… AND I'M STILL WAITING FOR MY MONEY.

How many times can someone promote a business opportunity before you start asking questions?

In this video, I document my personal experience with Jeremy and several business opportunities he promoted—including a Lotto MLM opportunity and 7K Metals.

This isn't a story I heard on the internet.

I was personally involved.

I spent my own time and money trying to make these opportunities work.

For the Lotto opportunity, I created flyers, PowerPoint presentations, postcards, banners, promotional materials, and other marketing pieces to help promote the business.

I was also given a position at the top of the matrix.

Then something happened that I never expected.

Jeremy sold the Lotto deal, and I had no idea to who, or when.

The people who purchased the Lotto MLM obviously wanted the spot I had been placed in, yet I was never properly contacted about the change, as I was just kicked out.

After all the work I had already contributed, I felt like I had simply been pushed aside.

And that wasn't the end of it.

Then came 7K Metals.

Jeremy made another deal with me involving 7K Metals and told me that if the opportunity didn't work out, he would return my money and take over the position for his daughter.

I took him at his word.

The opportunity didn't work out as he described, and when it came time to honor the agreement, however, I was given excuse after excuse instead of getting my money back.

Today, I'm still owed more than $450 from my dealings with Jeremy just on the 7k Metals scam.

So I started documenting everything, and this is only one of several videos about Jeremy Duncan.

This video shows some of the promotions, Facebook posts, business opportunities, and other material connected to these deals.

And there's a bigger lesson here.

7K Metals was historically an MLM with a binary-style compensation structure. However, the company announced in March 2026 that it was ending its MLM compensation plan and moving toward a direct-retail and affiliate model.

There are also public customer complaints and reviews concerning 7K Metals, including concerns about pricing, refunds, and the value of certain products. The company has responded to those complaints and disputes some of their customers have drawn.

I'm not asking you to blindly believe me—or anybody else.

Look at the documentation.

Look at the promotions.

Look at the promises.

Look at what actually happened.

Then make your own decision.

This is my personal experience, my money, my work, and my documentation.

And if you've learned anything from my other scam-investigation videos, you already know the philosophy:

DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR MONEY.

Because sometimes the biggest warning sign isn't the first opportunity...

It's what happens when somebody always seems to have another opportunity waiting for you.