Jesse Singh January 21, 2023

PRP Life Review: A Buffet of Investment Ruses and a Side of MLM Scam?

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Some Ponzi schemes try to keep it simple.

PRP Life did the opposite.

Instead of picking one fake revenue source, PRP Life went with all of them:

Renewable energy
Agribusiness
Real estate
Hedge funds
Crypto
Retirement plans
Bonds
ETFs
Investment trusts

If it sounds like the menu at a finance-themed buffet… that’s because it is.

When a company promises daily passive returns from every asset class known to mankind — without naming a single executive — you’re not looking at innovation.

You’re looking at desperation.

Let’s take this thing apart.

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Let’s dig in.

Who Runs PRP Life Review? (Nobody You Can Verify)

PRP Life provides no ownership or executive information anywhere on its website.

No founders.
No CEO.
No management team.

The domain prplife.com was originally registered in 2015, but sat unused and for sale until mid-2023 — when someone quietly picked it up and repurposed it for this scheme.

PRP Life’s official Facebook page didn’t appear until September 2024, which lines up nicely with the start of its recruiting push.

On Facebook, PRP Life lists an address in Arizona.

That address leads to a random office building with no visible connection to PRP Life, Prosperity of Life, or anything remotely resembling a financial operation.

In the website footer we find:

Prosperity of Life | 16713083

This isn’t a linked company record.
It’s just text.

Which pretty much sums up the entire operation.

As always: when a company asks for crypto and won’t tell you who’s running it, stop right there.

PRP Life’s Products (Or Lack Thereof)

PRP Life has no retail products.

No services.
No subscriptions.
No software.

The only thing being sold is PRP Life membership, which exists solely to funnel money into investment plans.

If nobody outside the network can buy anything, that’s already a problem.

The Compensation Plan: Pick Your Favorite Story

PRP Life solicits GBP-equivalent crypto investments and promises daily returns across a sprawling list of “investment” plans.

Here’s the greatest hits list:

Renewable Energy Solution
£500 – £49,999 → 0.5%–0.6% daily for 12 months
Income Fund
£1,000 – £49,999 → 0.28%–0.43% daily for 9 months
Green Harvest Starter Agribusiness
£2,500 – £24,000 → 0.75% daily for 12 months
Retirement and Benefits
£5,000 – £5,000,000 → 2% daily for 9 months
Green Harvest Sustainable Growth
£25,000 – £90,000 → 1%–1.1% daily for 12 months
Real Estate and Infrastructure
£50,000 – £999,999 → 0.65%–0.8% daily for 12 months
Investment Trust
£50,000 – £999,999 → 0.47%–0.65% daily for 9 months
Advanced Farmland Portfolio
£100,000 – £450,000 → 1.3% daily for 12 months
Institutional Farmland Development
£500,000 – £5,000,000 → 1.55%–1.6% daily for 12 months
Bonds, Crypto and CDs
£1,000,000 – £4,000,000 → 0.68%–0.93% daily for 9 months
Hedge Funds and ETFs
£1,000,000 – £5,000,000 → 0.85%–1.2% daily for 12 months

If you’re wondering how one anonymous company supposedly runs all of these profitably at once, you’re asking the right question.

Important Fine Print (The Part They Hope You Ignore)

PRP Life quietly admits a few things:

Investors are paid in PRP tokens (worthless outside PRP Life)
PRP Life keeps up to 50% of your initial investment
Up to 100% of daily profits must be reinvested
At maximum settings, withdrawals are locked for up to 9 months

That’s not investing.

That’s capital hostage-taking with a dashboard.

Referral Commissions (Because Of Course)

PRP Life pays referral commissions through a two-level unilevel structure, tied to which “REF” plan was purchased.

Examples:

REF A – 10% level 1
REF B – 7% level 1, 4% level 2
REF C – 10% level 1, 4% level 2
REF D – 10% level 1, 5% level 2
REF E – 10% level 1, 7% level 2
REF F – 7% level 1

There are discrepancies between referral rates shown on investment pages and those shown elsewhere on the site — which is never a good sign.

Rank qualification criteria are not disclosed publicly, which usually means they change depending on who’s asking.

Downline Investment Bonuses (Ponzi Fuel)

PRP Life heavily incentivizes recruitment with escalating bonuses tied to downline deposits.

Highlights include:

£25,000 downline → £500 cash
£150,000 downline → £2,500 cash + £5,000 reinvestment
£1,000,000 downline → £25,000 cash + £50,000 reinvestment
£25,000,000 downline → £100,000 cash + £200,000 reinvestment
£60,000,000 downline → £225,000 cash + £425,000 reinvestment

Downline volume appears to reset monthly, which pressures promoters to constantly bring in fresh money.

That’s not accidental.

Cost to Join

Joining PRP Life is technically free.

Actually participating requires a minimum £500 investment, paid in cryptocurrency.

There is no retail path.
There is no customer option.

You invest or you don’t exist.

The Regulatory Reality

PRP Life’s own Terms and Conditions state that it operates under U.S. law.

That’s a problem.

Offering passive daily returns is a securities offering.

To do that legally in the United States, PRP Life must:

Register with the SEC
File audited financial statements
Disclose ownership and management

None of that has happened.

Neither PRP Life nor Prosperity of Life appear in the SEC database.

There is also no evidence of registration with regulators in any other country.

That makes PRP Life an illegal securities offering.

Final Verdict

PRP Life is a multi-ruse MLM Ponzi scheme.

It cycles through buzzwords like renewable energy, farming, real estate, hedge funds, and retirement — but provides zero evidence of real operations.

There are no products.
No customers.
No audited revenue.

The only verifiable money entering the system is new investor deposits.

Using new investment to pay earlier participants is the textbook definition of a Ponzi scheme.

Add MLM recruitment on top, and you’ve got a pyramid too.

PRP Life appears to already be on life support. As of late 2025, traffic was too low to register meaningfully.

Which is how these things usually end.

The math never changes.

When the money stops coming in, the platform stops paying out — and most participants lose money.

Every time.

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