Directory archive of MLM and direct sales companies no longer active under their listed name, including closure notes and preserved Npros profiles.
These companies are marked inactive in the Npros database. Listings are sorted by most recent profile update first. Click a company name to review the preserved profile, closure notice, and executive information where available.
MAYBERRY USA no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Original Npros business profile for MAYBERRY USA, preserved below for archival purposes:
Mayberry USA was a late-1990s internet service provider founded by Candy Wilson and Richie Martin. The company marketed family-oriented, filtered dial-up internet access designe... Read the complete MAYBERRY USA profile
Essentially Yours Industries no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Essentially Yours grew into a substantial nutritional-products MLM before financial losses, litigation, and regulatory reporting failures brought the operation to an end.
Original Npros business profile for Essentially Yours Industries, preserved bel... Read the complete Essentially Yours Industries profile
Elur no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Elur was a Tampa-based nutritional-products MLM that entered prelaunch in 2010 but ran out of funding before completing its commercial launch. Founder Dan Maltais formally suspended the venture in August 2010.
Original Npros business profile for Elur, preserved below for ar... Read the complete Elur profile
Clever Container no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Clever Container discontinued its consultant-based direct-selling program in December 2018.
Original Npros business profile for Clever Container, preserved below for archival purposes:
Clever Container was a home-organization direct-selling company fou... Read the complete Clever Container profile
Fortune HiTech Marketing no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing was shut down by federal and state regulators in January 2013 and is no longer active. The FTC later identified the operation as a pyramid scheme, and its owners and corporate entities were permanently banned from multilevel marketing.
Original Npros b... Read the complete Fortune HiTech Marketing profile
Unipay2U no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
UniPay2U was a gold-investment MLM that collapsed in 2010. Six senior officials were later sentenced to 12 years in prison for money laundering, and litigation over customer refunds continued through 2026.
Original Npros business profile for Unipay2U, preserved below for archival purposes:
... Read the complete Unipay2U profileiLearningGlobal no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
iLearningGlobal was an online personal-development and business-training MLM associated with motivational speaker Brian Tracy. The company shut down in the early 2010s and is no longer operating.
Original Npros business profile for iLearningGlobal, preserved belo... Read the complete iLearningGlobal profile
My Harvest America no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
My Harvest America was a short-lived grocery and discount-membership MLM that entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2011, less than two years after its launch.
Original Npros business profile for My Harvest America, preserved below for archival purposes:
Daystar no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
DayStar was a mid-1990s service-based MLM unrelated to the Daystar Television Network. The company is no longer active.
Original Npros business profile for Daystar, preserved below for archival purposes:
DayStar Services, L.L.C. was founded in 1995 as a Nashvil... Read the complete Daystar profile
FutureNet no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.
Original Npros business profile for FutureNet, preserved below for archival purposes:
Company closed. FTC filed suit for injunction and equitable relief for operating a pyramid scheme against Alan J. Setlin, Robert Depew, Chris Lobato, David Soto and Larry Huff. Read the complete FutureNet profile