Adrián Portelli knows that it takes money to make money.
The businessman and luxury car enthusiast, also known as the ‘Lambo Guy’, has revealed the staggering sum he has invested in multi-billion dollar company LMCT+ over the past eight years.
“Over those eight years and 100 million dollars spent, yes, we have been able to build a brand, we have been able to build trust with the public, we have a database of millions, of the millions of people that we have been with.” capable of achieving,” he said in a social media post.
“Our pixels, our social networks, are so warm that we can just throw money at them and they will convert,” Portelli continued.
‘We have access to features with these social media platforms and teams that you wouldn’t even know existed.
Adrián Portelli (in the photo) knows that it takes money to make money. The businessman and luxury car enthusiast, also known as the ‘Lambo Guy’, has revealed the staggering sum he has invested in the multi-billion dollar company LMCT+ over the last eight years.
“So for anyone who thinks one day they’re going to wake up and say, ‘Hey, I have a good idea, I’m going to start a new gift company,’ guys, that didn’t happen overnight.”
It comes after Portelli was named one of Australia’s richest people.
He has reached position 115 on The List (Australia’s 250 richest) with an estimated fortune of $1.3 billion obtained thanks to his promotions company LMCT+.
The lottery business offers its members generous prizes, including luxury homes, cars and cash in monthly drawings using a loophole.
Subscribers also get exclusive offers from over 1,000 partners, including Beaurepaires, Patriot Campers and Prestige Autoworks.
“Over those eight years and 100 million dollars spent, yes, we have been able to build a brand, we have been able to build trust with the public, we have a database of millions, of the millions of people that we have been with.” capable of achieving,” he said in a social media post
It has around 100,000 customers who pay a monthly subscription.
LMCT+ operates as a “business promotion”, a type of lottery originally designed to help businesses attract customers by rewarding them with prizes, under a license issued in New South Wales.
Portelli has also made several appearances on Channel Nine’s The Block, where he buys houses to give to his LMCT+ members.
Portelli’s $1.3 billion fortune has also been earned through his assets. The businessman has a particular penchant for fast cars and expensive properties.
He made headlines last May after he used a crane to lift his $2 million Maclaren hypercar up to his $39 million penthouse on Melbourne’s Southbank.
Rich Lister previously admitted that he had lost count of the number of rare limited-edition sports cars he owns, but he believes it is around 50.
It comes after Portelli was named one of Australia’s richest people.
The millionaire investor’s extensive real estate portfolio also includes Melbourne’s most expensive apartment – a $39 million penthouse in the city.
Despite his bold taste, Portelli came from humble beginnings.
He dropped out of college to work in his father’s truck repair business before moving to Los Angeles to launch a celebrity limo service.
While struggling to pay his rent, he found an online roommate who helped him develop several successful apps, which he then sold.
“I’m always humble because it wasn’t easy to get to where I got,” Portelli told the Australian Financial Review last October.
‘Every day I woke up thinking about being successful. I was just consumed by it. It was a bit of a loner, man, and it used to motivate me and keep pushing me.
He has reached position 115 on The List (Australia’s 250 richest) with an estimated fortune of $1.3 billion obtained thanks to his promotions company LMCT+.