Trig officially announces partnership with Origen Trig is proud to announce we have reached a deal to officially partner with Origen as a major part of our significant push into the world of esports. Origen was founded by Enrique “xPeke” Cedeño in late 2014 with the goal of assembling a team of top level League of Legends players, able to compete for glory in competitions such as the LCS. “We see great synergies between the Trig philosophy and the Origen way of putting players and fans first - constantly working to develop the community. Both parties bring incredibly varied expertise, experience and vision to the table and we believe our cooperation will lead to great things, game-changing things…”, says Fredrik Petterson, Director of Sports at Trig. “Today we are very glad to welcome our new partner Trig Social Media and thank them for trusting us to represent their brand and become a part of their family. They are very serious about their commitment to esports and have already gathered a roster with some of the best players in the world in other games, so it’s a big honour for us to be their forefront for League of Legends.”, said Enrique “xPeke” Cedeño of Origen. Trig Social Media AB (publ) is making a serious financial commitment to the rapidly emerging esports market by creating a community-driven esports organization. It will not only host a series of major events around the world, but also set up a number professional teams in the major gaming disciplines, arranging international tournaments and adding structure to the fragmented esports world. As part of this effort, Trig has made a number of recruitments within esports. The mid-term plan also encompasses the establishment of thirteen specialized esports arenas around the world capable of hosting a minimum of 14 000 people each. Trig’s ultimate goal is to establish a new world headquarters for esports outside the East-Asia region, and thus, stake a major claim in the esports realm.

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Mr. Anthony Norman, Chairman of the Board of Directors

Born 1974



Earlier career in the Swedish Army Forces specialized in army intelligence for foreign operations. Antony Norman was one of the early players within the .com arena and developed during that time a deep understanding of venture capital business and its challenges. Anthony Norman has worked as a consultant for a number of VC firms in Europe and in the US. After selling his main business to a Swedish Public Company he stayed on the management team for three years. Anthony has in the past 15 years formed and managed over forty private companies and has been on the board of a number public companies as well as the advisor for over 15 public companies on various markets in the UK, Sweden, Poland, Germany and the United States.



Quick search leads to :

http://behindmlm.com/companies/viral-angels-review-39-990-eur-credit-union-scheme/

Which contains



OPN ultimately were only able to register themselves under a different company name on the Cyprus Stock Exchange (they were terminated and banned from listing on theBritish GXG stock exchange).



Trig is certainly not a new company, so one would think if it was going to public it would have already by now. Yet all we see are vague promises about it happening sometime in the future.



In the meantime the money being pumped into Viral Angels by affiliate investors is most definitely real, and most likely to fail regulatory scrutiny if the company ever does approach a reputable stock exchange for listing.



The more pressing issue for Viral Angels however is what happens when the recruitment slows down and those at the bottom stop paying their monthly affiliate fees?



Will we then see yet another incarnation of SpinGlo/Synkronice/Enwire/Trig/Viral Angels?



Although I’m sure Anthony Norman has a barrage of excuses to explain away his involvement in the past failures of SpinGlo et al., his track record speaks for itself.



This whole “we’re going to go public one day” ship was first floated around 2012, and to date the ship hasn’t left port. In the wake of Norman’s failures, all we’ve seen is missing investor funds and a series of collapses.



Stay tuned for nothing different this time around I guess.



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https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?id=297109350404265&story_fbid=441010836014115

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The money coming in through DWW was now controlled by Tony, and besides that he made two smaller transfers to our banking system in September and October that was used to pay bonuses out, NOTHING came in to pay anyone. Over 130.000€ vanished! Where did it go? Tony Norman was always saying it was used for developments!? He has yet to answer that question.





Oh MC MC MC, in what kind of mess did you got in... Oh dear, oh dearMr. Anthony Norman, Chairman of the Board of DirectorsBorn 1974Earlier career in the Swedish Army Forces specialized in army intelligence for foreign operations. Antony Norman was one of the early players within the .com arena and developed during that time a deep understanding of venture capital business and its challenges. Anthony Norman has worked as a consultant for a number of VC firms in Europe and in the US. After selling his main business to a Swedish Public Company he stayed on the management team for three years. Anthony has in the past 15 years formed and managed over forty private companies and has been on the board of a number public companies as well as the advisor for over 15 public companies on various markets in the UK, Sweden, Poland, Germany and the United States.Quick search leads to :Which containsOPN ultimately were only able to register themselves under a different company name on the Cyprus Stock Exchange (they were terminated and banned from listing on theBritish GXG stock exchange).Trig is certainly not a new company, so one would think if it was going to public it would have already by now. Yet all we see are vague promises about it happening sometime in the future.In the meantime the money being pumped into Viral Angels by affiliate investors is most definitely real, and most likely to fail regulatory scrutiny if the company ever does approach a reputable stock exchange for listing.The more pressing issue for Viral Angels however is what happens when the recruitment slows down and those at the bottom stop paying their monthly affiliate fees?Will we then see yet another incarnation of SpinGlo/Synkronice/Enwire/Trig/Viral Angels?Although I’m sure Anthony Norman has a barrage of excuses to explain away his involvement in the past failures of SpinGlo et al., his track record speaks for itself.This whole “we’re going to go public one day” ship was first floated around 2012, and to date the ship hasn’t left port. In the wake of Norman’s failures, all we’ve seen is missing investor funds and a series of collapses.Stay tuned for nothing different this time around I guess.As well as :which containsThe money coming in through DWW was now controlled by Tony, and besides that he made two smaller transfers to our banking system in September and October that was used to pay bonuses out, NOTHING came in to pay anyone. Over 130.000€ vanished! Where did it go? Tony Norman was always saying it was used for developments!? He has yet to answer that question.Oh MC MC MC, in what kind of mess did you got in...



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