Brief information Soupvip
Investment company Soupvip operates as a system built around the buyback of goods supposedly listed on a platform similar to Mercado Libre, which is the Latin American equivalent of Amazon or eBay. However, no official documents or evidence confirming any connection between this service and a real marketplace have been found.
The project’s launch date is not disclosed. The platform also provides no licenses or incorporation documents.
The website itself presents a marketplace-style interface featuring numerous product categories:
Household goods.
Furniture.
Cosmetic industry.
Dress.
Digital.
Look.
Bags.
Household appliances.
Abroad.
Perfume.
To start trading on the platform, you must register on soupvip.vip, but access is available only through an invitation code.
Investors working with Soupvip are offered various tasks assigned by a manager to promote products on the platform.
Most commonly, participants are instructed to perform reverse buybacks of goods using their own funds. Each item has its own price, which depends directly on the user’s status — the higher the status, the higher the earnings.
The system allocates between 30 and 60 items per day for buyback. After completing the buyback process, the service returns the invested money and credits an additional 20 percent of the item’s value as earnings. As part of the workflow, users are also required to leave likes and write comments on the products.
