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"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

Simple Money Sites Scam – Yes This Program Is a Big Old Scam

Simple Money Sites is said to be “one of the most profitable wealth building opportunities in history” and that you “can earn large sums of money in as little time as possible” with it. But what I’m going to show you in this review is that this is all a lie.

The truth is that you cannot trust this place at all. This Simple Money Sites scam program is something you will regret getting into. I’m guessing you were already suspicious that this was the case since you are reading my review right now, and I’ll show you that this really is the case… that it is filled with lies and misleading information that is meant to sucker people to buy in.

Simple Money Sites Program Review

The Simple Money Sites program is supposedly created around some method that was created in 1996, which is a hidden gem of some sort.

Pretty much it is your typical type of get rich quick scheme, like Copy My Email System & Free Ad Cash System for example.. They talk about all the money you can make, thousands of dollars per day, how simple it is and how you can set up these Simple Money Sites in just a few hours, how you will be making money on autopilot, etc.

They also tell you that you can get started for free but then go and try to sell the program to you for $97 at the end… which is pretty funny.

How It Works

This is one of the most over-hyped, misleading sales presentations I ever have seen. When explaining how the system works, the spokesperson compares it to an ATM machine where every time you put in $5 it spits out $100, $500, $1,000 or more per day.

He claims that you can set this up to happen automatically on your Simple Money Site.

And this is all he tells you. Other than this you don’t know anything. All you know is that somehow your Simple Money Site will be comparable to an ATM machine that spits out free money basically.

Awesome! Where do I sign up and enter my credit card information???

Just kidding.. this is a pure scam and the fact that they don’t tell you what you are really getting into is a major red flag. You have to buy in to actually find out what you are buying…. not the way that legitimate programs are set up.

Fake Testimonials

At one point in the presentation video they claim that this guy named “Ross Stone” is making a killing with these Simple Money Sites. He tells you that he is making $500 – $1,000 per day and that it is so simple to do so.

The problem is that this guy is just a paid actor and has never actually used this method. I recognized this right away because I have seen him before. He is an actor from Fiver that anyone can hire to make fake testimonial type videos so I’ve seen him in other scams I’ve reviewed in the past.

The reviews that are below the sales video are also as fake as can be. I ran a reverse Google image search on them and as you can see they are nothing more than stock photos, which anyone can buy and use online. These are not real results…

What You Get When You Buy In

If you buy into this for $97 they tell you that you get the tools and technology needed to easily set up your Simple Money Site along with a 24/7 autopilot salesperson that will drive traffic to your site and show you how to automate it.

The step by step roadmap training is something that you can supposedly get through in just a couple of hours and then you can go back through it again and again to set up multiple sites.

What You Really Get

You do get what they say… just its not as good as they say. Basically you will be getting copies of their system with pre-made websites. That’s it…. its the same thing that everyone gets so don’t feel special. And the 24/7 salesperson that they speak of is more of a salesperson to get you to buy more into this. There are upsells and the upfront cost of $97 is just the beginning.

Just Can’t Trust Anything About This Site

Wouldn’t you say that they really hype up this program and that they do imply that you will make large sums of money very easily with it? I mean, they might not guarantee that you will make it rich but they do lead you to believe that you will… right?

Well take a look at what they tell you in the earnings disclaimer…

They tell you that “no income claims are made, implied or guaranteed” yet that is all they did the entire sales video.

This earnings disclaimer is how they protect themselves from legal troubles. They can tell all the misleading information they want to in the sales video, as long as they have a disclosure like this… hidden away at the bottom of the page.

Conclusion on Simple Money Sites – Avoid

There is no reason I see to buy into this at all. You just cannot trust it in any way and you really don’t know what you are getting into since they keep everything so vague. Its likely that you will buy in, get a free pre-made website, some training and tools, but get nothing of good value.

If you want to gamble with $97 and hope that something good comes out of it then by all means, it is your money and you can do with it what you want to. But this is not something I would suggest doing and I certainly am not going to be buying in.

It just doesn’t make sense to buy into this when there are known legitimate programs out there for making money online. Take Wealthy Affiliate for example. This is where I got started back in 2015 and I make a living online now. They are proven to work and provide a lot of value for what you pay. They also don’t lie to you and try to sucker people to buy in.

I would suggest taking a look at my Wealthy Affiliate review here if interested. Its a program that I can vouch for because I know it works from experience.

And as always, leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

High Ticket Programs

Is Legendary Marketer System a Scam? – Please Read Before Doing Anything

So I’m guessing you were just on some promotional sales page for Legendary Marketer or another program funneling people into buying the Legendary Marketer system and are a bit suspicious of whats going on here. The sales pitches that you usually see for this are over-the-top, way over-hyped spiels about how much money you can be making. They usually lure people in with the hopes and dreams of making it rich.

But can you really make it rich with this system? Or is Legendary Marketer System a scam that is going to leave you with nothing but less money in your bank account? The truth is that it isn’t a scam and you can make money… HOWEVER, there is a lot of misleading information out there that is giving many people false hopes and dreams.

Legendary Marketer System Review

The Legendary Marketer System is a membership training program that also provides tools for digital marketing. It was created by David Sharpe who has made a heck of a lot of money selling digital marketing products online for a while now.

David Sharpe is well known for his high role in the Empower Network, which was basically a massive pyramid scheme that imploded.

This Legendary Marketer System is often promoted under different names. One of the most popular being “Duplicate Dave”, which is a program that you can buy into to copy Davids marketing system.

What Is Legendary Marketer System Really?

The truth is that its basically one of those systems that people buy into to make money online and then end up making money online by getting others to buy into it…. and then the cycle repeats.

The training/ tools that members are provided with can be used for any online business but members are pushed to promote the system. This is also the easiest choice because there are many “done for you” features if you do this such as sales funnels, capture pages, etc.

The Licensing Rights Business Model

This uses the same business model that MOBE and Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System does in this sense. It requires members to first purchase the products they want to sell to others. These products are what you call “high ticket” products, meaning they are really expensive and along with this you can make big commissions.

This model keeps the money flowing. Pretty much if members want to make money promoting the system, which they are pushed to do, then they will have to spend a heck of a lot. You will see this when you see the prices…

The Products

The introductory products are just to get people’s feet in the door. They don’t cost much, don’t provide you with all that much, and you can’t make much money selling them. The core products are extremely expensive and this is where you make big commissions.

Introductory Products

Legendary Marketer Club – $30/mo
- Will be provided with beginner training in Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram advertising.
- Will learn how to generate leads
- Have access to online business tools
Traffic Rolodex – $47 one time
- This is designed to help guide you with traffic generation

Core Products

Legendary Builder Masterclass – $2,500 one time
- This is what they call the “foundational” product for online business. You will get access to more tools, training, and there is a lot more focus on strategy.
Legendary Leader Masterclass – $5,000 one time
- Here you will get everything from the less expensive core product plus you will get more training on branding out your business and scaling. You will have access to exclusive interviews with people successful in the industry.
Legendary Marketer Mastermind – $8,000 one time
- Here you get everything prior plus access to the in-person mastermind groups were top strategies of conversion, traffic generation, etc. You will have access to future mastermind events too.
Legendary Marketer Mastermind – $12,000 one time
- I’m actually not too sure what this is. On the website it has the same description of the one above yet it costs more. Not really sure about this. If you have any insights about it you can leave a comment below.
Legendary Lifestyle Experience – $30,000 one time
- This is the most expensive product there is. Here you will get more mastermind group access with VIP status, but the most notable part of this product is probably the ability to network with other top marketers as well as personal coaching from Dave Sharp himself.

The Compensation Plan

If you choose to promote the Legendary Marketer products, which you will be guided to do, then you will be able to earn 60% commissions on introductory level products and 40% commissions on core products.

Is This a MLM?

No its not a MLM. However, for the core products you only get 40% commissions because coaches get the other 20%. So I guess you could say it resembles a mlm (2 tier) opportunity to a slight degree although I definitely would not consider it one.

This is a good thing because this means that you can make money more easily selling the products yourself rather than being forced to recruit in other members below you endlessly.

I guess David Sharpe learned his lesson with the massive mlm (pyramid scheme) Empower Network that I mentioned earlier.

Beware Of Misleading Promotions

The online marketing world is plagued with scams and misleading promotions for products that are not as they seem.

Legendary Marketer isn’t a scam but I have seen some very misleading sales funnels promoting it and other programs associated with it like Duplicate Dave, and if you were to buy in from one of these misleading promotions you would likely feel scammed. Take for example the End Financial Stress Now sales funnel that promoted Duplicate Dave in a very misleading way.

Many of the promotions I’ve seen for this have been what I would consider “get rich quick” type of deals that talk about all the money people can make, the fancy cars & mansions, but avoid talking about the work that goes into it all the reality behind it.

The Truth

The truth is that, like every other method of making money online, it is not easy. It is not some system you can just plug into and start raking in the cash as some people might try to make you believe.

If you look at the Income Disclaimer on the Legendary Marketer website they tell you that most affiliates earn between $500 and $2,000 annually. This obviously is not much at all and not even close to being enough to live off of.

I’m not saying that you can’t make good money with this. Some people make a ton promoting this but it takes hard work and time. You cannot expect to join and all of a sudden be making a living. This goes for any method for making money online.

If you think that you can join and this will happen then you are without a doubt going to feel extremely discouraged.

Conclusion on The Legendary Marketer System

The Legendary Marketer System isn’t really a complete scam itself although I don’t care for systems like this. They push members to promote the product endlessly and this leads to lots of rogue affiliates going out there and promoting it with very misleading information, which then leads to people feeling scammed.

I also do not agree with the extreme high ticket products that they sell. I know it is difficult to determine the real value for products like this but in my opinion they are WAY overpriced and the reason for this is so that people can make massive commissions, which is very luring.

If you are going to buy into this just know what you are getting yourself into and know that it isn’t the easy system that you probably saw it promoted as being.

If you are looking for a less “salesy” and much more affordable program for making money online I would suggest taking a look at Wealthy Affiliate. I joined in 2015 and make a living online now, which goes to prove that it works.

You can read my review of Wealthy Affiliate here for more info.

And like always, leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

Easy Money Scams

Is NorthAmeriCorp a Scam? – Avoid Avoid Avoid!

NorthAmeriCorp claims that their online processor jobs are in huge demand and that anyone can easily make between $12.33 and $27.90 doing so. But is this really the case? Or is NorthAmeriCorp a scam that is going to leave you high and dry.

In this review I’ll be going to point out a few things that you should know about this place. What they tell you isn’t all that true…. its mostly a bunch of hoopla that is intended to lure people into joining in.

NorthAmeriCorp Review

Earn up to $27.90 per hour just copying and pasting…. who wouldn’t want to do that. This is what they tell you about this job. Apparently they work with Fortune 500 companies and process worksheets for them. This is where you come in.

They tell you that the demand for these worksheets needing processed is huge and you can work as much or as little as you want. Just follow their step-by-step training and you can start making money as a processor in as little as 24 hours.

Seriously… who wouldn’t want to do this based on what they tell you. It sounds like an amazing job. You just copy and paste, work whenever and however much you want, and get paid up to $27.90 per hour…. sounds amazing.

TOO BAD ITS NOT TRUE THOUGH.

I have seen “worksheet processing” scams like this before that are virtually the same in the way they tell you everything works. They are not going to give you these awesome worksheet jobs that they tell you. Instead they are going to find a way to suck money out of you, which is what scams do.

I’ll go over a few red-flags that I came across which you should be aware of before I get into what is really going on.

Red Flags

#1 No Information About Them

One thing that you should always do is take a look into the company behind whatever opportunity you are looking at. In this case there is no information on NorthAmeriCorp. They really don’t tell you anything about the actual company.

If you go to the “About Us” page all they tell you is how they help 1000’s of people around the world work from home and how they work with Fortune 500 companies.

They don’t actually tell you anything about the company. Who are they? Where are their headquarters? Who is running the show? When were they founded?

There are so many questions that need to be answered and they don’t answer any of them.

Just think about it…. any legitimate opportunity would provide answers to simple questions like this that you could then look up on your own and verify.

#2 No Information About The Fortune 500 Companies

What they tell you is that they work with “fortune 500 companies you already know and trust”…. ok but who?

We are just supposed to trust what they say? We are just supposed to assume that we know and trust these companies that they work for even though we don’t know if the NorthAmeriCorp company itself is legitimate or not?

There is no way I am trusting what they tell you here. Why don’t they just tell use what companies they are partnered with? It makes no sense at all. This is yet another major red flag for me and a tell-tale sign of a scam operation.

#3 The Name of a SCAM!!!!

I found something very interesting when I was going throughout the website. When I went to the “About Us” page I found that the name that appeared in the browser tab changed to “Legit Flex Jobs” as you can see here…

Why is this something I am telling you? Well because I have reviewed Legit Flex Job before and they are not legit at all. A better name for this place would be Scam Flex Job.

They are also the place behind another worksheet processing scam called Federal Account Recovery, which I have not written a review of but I have briefly looked at it.

This leads me to believe that the same group of people are behind this as the other scam. It makes sense. They tell you pretty much the same load of BS and everything. And there is no other logical reason that the “Legit Flex Job” name would appear in the browser tab like this.

What This Work From Home Opportunity REALLY Is

Its nothing like they say. Instead of providing you with some worksheet processing job for you to make money they just suck the money out of you.

The purpose as far as I see is to get people to buy into an antivirus program. They tell you that they need you to install some antivirus program because they don’t want to give you access to the members area if you don’t have it. They tell you this is for security reasons and lead you to believe you will somehow bring a virus onto their system if you don’t get it.

They tell you that you will get re-reimbursed for this cost of the antivirus program 100% but I am very hesitant to believe that this is actually true.

First off, they already tell you nothing about anything… so why would you trust them in the first place?

And second… it just makes no darn sense. Why are they making you pay for the antivirus program and then reimbursing you once you get inside the members training area? Why not just give it to you for free from the start?

They have already accepted you at this point and all you have to do is download this software so it really make no sense not to just give it to you for free right then and there. This is an unnecessary transaction that just plain makes no darn sense.

After I got to this point I stopped looking into this opportunity any further. I’m not willing to pay for some antivirus program that could possibly put malware on my computer. But I’m pretty convinced this is all a scam. I have reviewed hundreds upon hundreds of online scams over the years and this one has many common signs of being one.

Conclusion on North Ameri Corp – Scam

When I’m looking into an opportunity like this I often go in with the mindset that they have to prove that they aren’t a scam. I need to be convinced that it isn’t… not the other way around.

When looking for signs that this actually might be a legitimate opportunity I came up short. There is nothing about this that seems legitimate and for that reason I’m confident that it is a scam.

I would avoid this at all costs… unless you like malware and losing money of course.

Something else that you might want to take a look at is how I make money online. I make a living working online for myself and this is something that can be done on your own schedule. You can read this post I wrote on how I make money, how it all works, and how others can get started.

==> How I make money online here

Questions, comments, concerns? Leave them below and I’ll get back to you soon ?

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Is Life Coaching a Pyramid Scheme? – What You Should Know

Life Coaching programs/schemes are becoming more and more popular and with the popularity of the industry comes scammers looking to capitalize and make as much money as possible. Is Life Coaching a pyramid scheme? No, life coaching in general is not. However, there are a lot of very questionable programs/schemes out there that could be called such.

In this short post I’ll be going over what I think about this whole life coaching ordeal and some tips to avoid the blood sucking pyramid schemes that are out there.

Life Coaching In a Nutshell

Life coaching is exactly what it sounds like… coaching people to help them build the better lives that they want. Happiness and a more prosperous life is the goal.

There are many different life coaching programs out there and they focus on many different facets in life, including health and money… most commonly money since money is what everyone wants more of and stands for everything in life (for many).

What you have to watch out for are Life Coaching money making schemes that rely on recruitment of new life coaches more than selling their life coaching products/services to the general public. This industry is filled with pyramid-like schemes like this and I’ll go over why this is and how you can avoid them.

Why The Life Coaching Industry Is Filled With Schemes

Of course this is all just my opinion but I’ll go over why I think the life coaching industry is filled with money making schemes.

The reason is because it is the perfect industry to make money in. In the more unethical schemes out there life coaches sell their products/services as if they are genuinely trying to help people. They come off as very kind and who wouldn’t want to buy a product/service that is going to change their entire life?

Many of these life coaching programs are filled with motivational type products that are supposed to help you change the way you think so that you can unleash your potential for success. However, what many people don’t know is that many of the disgusting money making life coaching schemes are getting you all pumped up so that you can go out and sell their products to other people.

Its the perfect industry for money making schemes like this because much of what is provided with life coaching can be twisted slightly to get members to go out and sell, sell, sell! On top of this they are also able to charge insanely high prices for life coaching products.

There is no good way to valuate products in this industry. How can you put a value on a motivational meeting with a lifecoach? Maybe they teach you nothing so the value should be $0 but maybe they teach you one little thing that changes your life forever. How can you put a value on this? The answer is you can’t.

Life Coaching money making schemes take advantage of this and sell way overvalued products for their scheme to be more effective.

If you look at some of what I consider to be the more unethical life coaching programs out there, like U-Economy for example, here members buy in and then achieve their “dreams” by getting others to buy in. Its program that you are supposed to buy into to achieve freedom and happiness in life, then you just sell the same darn program to others at insanely high prices to make huge commissions, all of which is supposed to make you rich so you can be happy. Programs like this are the most messed up things every.

What to Watch Out For

Life coaching itself is not a pyramid scheme at all, however, as I said, there are a lot of pyramid schemes in this area. So you have to be careful what you get involved with.

If there is any mention of being able to make tons of money selling the same program to other people I would avoid it. Legitimate life coaching services are more focused on actually helping people out and not creating a massive cycle of money and endless recruitment.

The way life coaching pyramid schemes work is they put most of their focus on recruitment. Once you buy in you are then coached and provided with tools so that you can get others to buy in. And when you do.. you make commissions. Then when they go out and do the same you will earn commissions from their sales, and the sales that those people make and so on. Its all a big recruitment scheme.

A legitimate life coaching program will be more product focused. They will focus more on the actual product, what it provides and can do for you rather than focusing on the money that can be made selling it or the money that can be made recruiting in other people.

I’m not saying that legitimate life coaching programs shouldn’t pay commissions like this but if their primary or secondary marketing tactic is telling people about the commissions they can make selling their products then its definitely something to avoid.

Final Thoughts – A Great Industry Plagued With Scams

I hope I’m not coming off too negative here. There are some really great life coaches out there that really are in it for the right reasons. They are trying to help people and make their lives better. Its just that the scams out there are a serious matter and they need to be brought up. The scams that are out there can do the opposite of what they tell you.. they can lead to huge amounts of money being lost.

If you are looking into becoming a life coach or paying for life coaching just be careful out there. Look for people who are genuine and avoid the temptation of making a lot of money fast and easy.

And as always, leave any comments, questions, or concerns in the comment section below. I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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Is Multilevel Marketing a Scam? – What You NEED To Know

Multi-level marketing opportunities have business models that reward members for recruiting in other members. Can this actually be a legitimate? Is multilevel marketing a scam or are there opportunities like this out there that are not scams? And if they are legitimate are they worth getting into or is it just going to be an uphill battle to make money that will never pay off?

In the multilevel marketing industry there are plenty of scams. However, not all mlm’s are scams. In this short post I’ll be going over the difference between the two, the most common type of mlm scam that exists, why legitimate mlm’s still might not be a good choice to get involved with and more.

What Is Multilevel Marketing (MLM)?

MLM is a business model where there are different levels within the compensation structure. The salesforce of MLM opportunities are independent contractors (which can be anyone) that go out on their own and are responsible for when they work, how they work, etc. Members are able to recruit in other members beneath them and earn commissions multiple levels down based on what their recruits do, and what the recruits beneath them do and so on.

MLM opportunities often refer to the people below you as your “team”. They will often push you to push your team to go out and do the same thing,… recruit, which in turn will make you money too. Then those new recruits are encouraged to do the same and the cycle continues.

The size of the MLM and the amount of focus placed on recruitment can vary a lot, and this is what separates a legitimate MLM from a scam pyramid scheme MLM.

Scam vs Legit

Pyramid Schemes

The most common type of MLM scam is a pyramid scheme. Why? Well because it is the easiest to pull off since the structure of an MLM already resembles one.

In pyramid schemes the majority of the focus is placed on recruitment instead of product sales to the general public. This is something you want to look at when researching a MLM opportunity. If they don’t talk much at all about you actually selling products to the general public and only talk about you recruiting others in, getting them to buy “starter packs” or something like that, and earning commissions from what they do… this is a red-flag.

Where the legitimate mlm ends and where the pyramid scheme begins is somewhat of a blurry line. The most basic way of putting it is that a legitimate mlm will bring in revenue from actual sales to real customers whereas a pyramid scheme will rely on recruitment. However, there is much more to it than this. The lines are blurry because it can be hard to determine how much they are allowed to focus on recruitment, what revenue is coming from where, etc.

You can read some good information the FTC provides on this topic here if you’d like.

Legitimate MLM’s

MLM’s can still exist legitimately if their compensation plan relies on sales to the general public. You can still earn commissions by recruiting in people beneath you and earning a piece of what they make, as long as they are making money from selling to real customers. If the money comes from the sales to real customers in the first place then its legit.

But as I said, this is somewhat blurry. I have seen plenty of legit MLM’s that have been operating for years that do require members to purchase “starter kits” of some kind. This is allowed as long as they are necessary for business and are used to make real product sales.

I have reviewed plenty of legit mlm’s in the past that do require starter kit purchases, some of which include Beauty Counter, Life Matters, and PUREhaven Essentials. In all of these cases the starter kits are a big help to getting your independent sales business up and running. They are required for good reason.

Even If a MLM Is Legit… It Might Not Be a Good Idea

Even if a mlm opportunity is legitimate it doesn’t mean you should join. These are not great opportunities for everyone and I’ll go over why.

Mlm’s give members lots of potential to make money but also make it harder to make money when starting out. The reason for this is because of their pyramid-like structure where the money flows up from those at the bottom into the pockets of those above them. What this means is that money that those at the bottom could be making from product sales is getting taken away and given to those above them. So you will earn less commissions than you possibly could if there wasn’t a mlm system in place. This makes it harder for beginners to get started. And of course because of the way pyramids are structured, there are always more people at the bottom than at the top, which means most people will be struggling.

This pretty much means that you have to recruit others in to make good money. Now of course, like I said, mlm’s will vary in how much they actually take away and distribute to those above so the amount of recruitment needed to somewhat “break even” can vary. But either way… if an opportunity is a mlm and rewards based on recruitment, this basically means if you aren’t recruiting you are just making it harder for yourself and not taking advantage of the compensation plan.

The Reality of MLM’s

Because of the way that MLM’s make it harder for beginners to get rolling, there is almost always an extremely high turnover rate when it comes to these opportunities. People get started thinking they are going to be able to make a ton of money, they find out how difficult it is and they quit.

MLM companies will often times provide income disclosures where they will show a table of all the members and how many percent of members made how much money. You will usually see the overwhelming majority of members making very little money while the top few percent are the ones really reaping the rewards of the mlm system. And this is the way MLM’s will always work because, like I said, there will always be more people at the bottom than at the top.

Should You Try Out an MLM Opportunity?

If you are looking into joining a mlm then you have to know that recruitment is a must. I’ve said it multiple times and I’ll say it again…. how much a specific opportunity will rely on recruitment will vary, but in the end there is always some focus put on recruitment which you should take advantage of if you want to make the most of it.

Because most mlm’s that I’ve seen focus on recruitment to a pretty high degree, you are going to have to be good at it. The personality needed to really excel in this field is that salesperson type personality. Personally I don’t have it which is why I avoid these but I know some people that do and do great. It all depends on you.

If you are hesitant and not sure if you have what it takes to recruit then chances are you probably don’t.

As always, leave any questions or comments below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂 Also, since you are looking into mlm opportunities you might be interested in taking a look at how I make a living online. I work for myself online which is probably something you’d be interested in. You can read a post that goes over what I do, how it all works, and how others can get started that I wrote Here.

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Is It Works a Ponzi Scheme? – 3rd Party Review

Let me guess… Someone is trying to get you or someone you know to join It Works and you are hesitant to do so because of the recruitment structure this business has. It is true that they rely on recruitment of new members to a good degree but is It Works a Ponzi scheme? Or are they still a legitimate opportunity that you can make good money with?

In this review I’ll be going over the truth of the matter. I’ll be telling you things that distributors aren’t going to tell you because they don’t want you to know. This is an independent 3rd party review… I am in no way affiliated with this company.

It Works Review

It Works is a health and wellness company that sells a variety of products. Their most famous product, the one that really got them going, is their body wrap, but they also sell healthy greens, essential oils, and plenty of others.

The MLM (multi-level marketing) compensation plan is where people get suspicious of their operations. Why? Well because distributors can recruit other distributors in beneath them and earn money from what they do, and what the people beneath them do and so on. Sounds a bit like a Ponzi scheme doesn’t it.

Well the truth is that it is not a Ponzi scheme for one good reason that I’ll go over. However, there is something that I’m going to explain to you that will show it might not be that amazing opportunity you have been waiting for.

Why It Works Isn’t a Ponzi Scheme

Its pretty simple. In a Ponzi scheme there is no real value being provided. The older investors get paid off from the investments of newcomers. Its just a big exchange of money for nothing real. They might disguise themselves as a legitimate company that provides some sort of product or service but in reality there is nothing.

It Works on the other hand does actually provide products… real tangible products that you can touch and know are real. So while they do have multiple levels and rely on recruitment to keep their business alive, they are not a Ponzi scheme.

The MLM Compensation Plan

Distributors can make money with It Works in 2 main ways: retail sales and recruitment.

Retail Sales

As a distributor you can sell products and earn the difference between the wholesale price and the retail price. This is pretty simple. You buy products yourself at the wholesale price and you sell them at a markup.

you will also be able to earn commissions getting people to join It Works and sign up for the monthly autoship service.

Recruitment… The MLM Part

This is where the compensation plan can get very confusing. There are lots of ranks, bonuses, levels, and fancy shmancy confusing things that are supposed to be confusing and make it look better than it is. I’ll do my best to break it all down into a simple, easy to understand overview.

Ranks & Levels

There are 3 different management levels: Executive, Ruby, and Emerald. However, when you join as a distributor you will have to try to move up to these ranks. The higher you move the more of the compensation plan you unlock and the more money you make.

When you join as a distributor you will have to recruit in at least 2 people beneath you (called legs) and get them to achieve a group volume (GV) of at least 400. This number 400 has to do with the volume of products that they bought, sold or had others buy/sell that they recruited in.

Then if you want to move up to the next level of Ruby you will need to have at least 3 “legs” beneath you, one of which has to achieve the rank of executive. And then if you want to move up to the rank of Emerald you need to have at least 4 legs, 2 of which need to be of the Ruby rank.

And all the while when you move up you are unlocking more and more of the compensation plan. Here is a chart that shows this.

So if you make it to the rank of Emerald you will be able to earn commissions from distributors 6 levels beneath you. This means you will earn commissions from your recruits (level 1), their recruits (level 2), the recruits of the level 2 distributors (level 3) and so on… all the way down.

There is also more to the compensation plan. They have Diamond leadership ranks and generation payouts but I’m not going to get into all of this. Why not? Well because its the same basic thing. You recruit more people in, increase the group volume (GV), move up the ranks and earn more.

Pyramid Scheme Maybe?

It Works could better be compared to a pyramid scheme because with a pyramid scheme there is this same recruitment structure and there are product-based pyramid schemes that do sell real products of value.

The difference between a legitimate mlm and a product-based pyramid scheme is how much they rely on recruitment. They both sell products but the pyramid scheme sells most of its products to new recruits rather than to the general public.

It Works does force distributors to purchase products in order to be “commission qualified”. However, it does seem that much of their product sales do come from selling to real customers that aren’t being recruited in. And for this reason I wouldn’t call them a pyramid scheme. I would say that they are a bit on the “shady” side compared to a lot of other mlm’s I’ve looked into though.

Why Its So Darn Hard to Make Money With It Works

MLM opportunities have insanely high turnover rates for a reason… because they are hard to make money with.

Why?

Well because their compensation structures ensure it. Their pyramid-like compensation plans lead to a massively uneven income distribution. Those at the bottom have money taken away from them and it goes to those above them. The money that new recruits could potentially be making is being sucked away and given to their upline in the form of commissions.

And of course their are always many more people at the bottom than there are at the top, which means that most people will struggle and experience the bad side of the mlm structure rather than the good side. This is what they don’t want you to know.

With a compensation plan like this that relies so much on recruitment, it is a must to go out and recruit others beneath you. If you don’t you just won’t make it. And the reality is… like I said… most people are going to be at the bottom and will never make it.

Herbalife, Yougevity, Shaklee… This is how it is for all of the mlm’s out there.

Final Thoughts – Good Opportunity?

They definitely aren’t a Ponzi scheme, they don’t seem to be a pyramid scheme although they are leaning close to being considered one… but they are difficult to make money with. Unless of course you are able to recruit in people left and right and build up a massive downline, which is easier said than done.

The fact of the matter is that very few people actually make good money doing this. Here is a 2016 income disclosure statement from the company. I know its a bit outdated but they have the same structure so things wouldn’t really have changed, if even at all…

As you can see over 95% of all distributors were making much less than $500 per month on average…. MUCH LESS.

These numbers speak for themselves. Join if you want but this is the exact reason I stay away from MLM’s. They have lots of earning potential but most people fail.

Something else that you might want to look into if you are looking for a work-from-home job is how I make money online. I make a living online and I enjoy what I do. Here is a guide I wrote on what I do, how it all works, and how others can get started if they are interested.

==> How I make a living online here

Questions, comments, concerns? Leave them below in the comment section and I’ll get back to you soon ?

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Is Lifetime Income Report a Scam? – Review of This “Little-Known Social Security Contract” Opportunity

The Lifetime Income Report pulls one heck of a over-hyped marketing stunt. You will see ads for this with statements like “How to Get as Much as $17,200 Thanks to a Little-Known Social Security Contract” and all sorts of very luring lines. But is this really what it claims to be? Are people really making easy money from “special situations”? Or is this all a bunch of hoopla? Is Lifetime Income Report a scam that is just going to leave you frustrated after buying in?

In this short review I’ll be going over what you need to know. The truth is that after listening to the sales pitches for Lifetime Income Report that are out there you probably have no idea what it really is. They are very misleading and they make it seem better than it really is. Most of it is a bunch of misleading hype.

Lifetime Income Report Review

You are lead to believe that it will be giving you some “secret” that has something to do with collecting social security or something of this nature. But it has nothing to do with government social security. The people marketing this product are playing on retirees fears of not having a well funded retirement. They know they can lure people in with the words used so that is what they do.

They claim that the Government Services Administration (GSA), which funds the regional social security offices, also partners with the private sector. And they have somehow found a way for investors to participate in this arrangement and capitalize on it.

They make it seem as if you just somehow add your name to some list and receive cash payouts like clockwork…. legally.

Well what the hell does that mean?

I was doing some research and came across another article online that was trying to also figure out what the hell they were talking about here. The writer found a match to what this Lifetime Income Report sales pitch is describing… and it makes sense.

What they are talking about is the Government Properties Income Trust (GOV). The GOV is Real Estate Investment Trust that distributes 90% of its income to shareholders. And the partnership that they talk about with the Social Security Administration is actually nothing more than property rental. The GOV leases space to the Social Security Admin.

So this entire sales pitch is extremely misleading. This “little known social security contract” has nothing to do with anything. Its just a marketing stunt. All they are trying to get you to do is invest in GOV shares.

You don’t just add your name to a list. What you really have to do is invest in stock and then you will be added the list for dividend payouts.

What Is Lifetime Income Report?

Lifetime Income Report is an over-marketed and over-hyped newsletter, very similar to Freedom Checks and True Momentum, that is edited by Zachary Scheidt and Jody Chudley. Basically its a financial newsletter that is focused around stock market investing. There are other bonuses including but at the core of this product is the monthly newsletter, which is available by a paid subscription.

This is nothing more than an information product. It isn’t some system that is going to make you rich. It doesn’t do anything for you. Its just information advice that can help guide you in the right direction and hopefully lead to you picking up some good stocks in your portfolio that make you money.

The goal here is to collect dividends from stocks you invest in and earn a passive lifetime income. The GOV stock that I just mentioned above isn’t the only one. That is just the one they are using for the sales pitch. In the newsletter there will be advice on other stocks you can invest in and so on.

What It Includes

12 Full Issues of the Advisory Newsletter

This is the meat of the Lifetime Income Report. From what I’ve read there is a hefty amount of research done by Zach and the team. Plenty of detail here and

Email Updates

You will get email updates about what is going on in the market. If there is a good time to buy or sell a stock, you will be alerted.

Support

You will have access to get support from the support team.

Tax Reduction Strategies

Here you get strategies that might be able to help you reduce paying taxes.

Market Forecast

Zach and the rest of the team will give brief forecasts and updates on the market. This will not go into depth on anything but will give a basic overview of what is going on and what might come of it.

The Cost

The cost really isn’t too bad for the product itself. A subscription to the newsletter will cost you anywhere from $49 – $89/yr depending on what level of membership you buy, Silver, Gold or Platinum.

However, you are also going to need money to invest of course. After all, this is an investment newsletter. So not having any money available is a problem and would make this pretty much worthless to you.

Does The Advice Actually Work?

Well… lets take a look at some real results from people who have actually subscribed to it. There is an ongoing survey where customers can review this product and as I’m writing this there are 63 votes and the overall rating is 1/5, which is pretty darn awful…

The breakdown of this overall rating comes from the investment performance, quality of writing/analysis, value for price and customer service. The investment performance is probably what most people are interested in here and as you can see below it got a 2/5 with 20 votes…

Based on what I gathered from this source and other sources the stock picks that they advise you on in the newsletter are nothing special. Don’t get me wrong here, there are people who are profiting from the advice given but overall there is a lot of distaste for the product.

Is Lifetime Income Report a Scam?

If you search around online you will find reviews like the ones I took a screenshot of below that claim this is all a scam…

But is it really?

In my opinion it isn’t a scam. HOWEVER… this depends on what your definition of a scam is. Its true that the way they market this product is extremely misleading, but there is value in the product itself.

So it just depends. If you are expecting some secret way to put your name on some list and receive tons of money from something that has to do with social security….. then yes, you will think this is a scam.

The marketing for this product is unethical without a doubt. Its so misleading and a lot of people are going to get ripped off from buying in with higher expectations than they should have.

By the way…

The 53 year old guy that you might have heard them mention in one of their various sales pitches who made over $18,000 last year from this “little known social security contract” would have had to purchase around 43,000 shares of GOV to make that much. So don’t get the misconception that this is actually possible like they make you believe.

Conclusion on Lifetime Income Report

There are people that like the information provided from this newsletter but the majority of people seem to feel ripped off and scammed. And rightly so… after all.. many are buying in with no idea of what they are really buying into. And its not their fault. Its the fault of the extremely unethical marketing that is going on pushing this product out.

But this is not surprising to me at all. This newsletter is published by Agora Financial which is well known for pulling this crap.

On a different note: Since you are looking to make money I also want to throw out there this program which I recommend. I’ve been a member since 2015 and make a living working online with it. You can read more about this here.

If you have any comments or questions be sure to leave them in the comment section below here ?

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My Optimized Success Plan Review – Easy Money or Big Scam? Answer = Big Scam

My Optimized Success Plan claims to be “the most exciting opportunity on the planet” but I don’t see why anyone would get excited to get scammed…. because that’s what this is…. a big old scam.

The video presentation for this system is incredibly misleading. The spokesperson makes it sound like the greatest thing ever. I mean who wouldn’t want to rake in money on autopilot like this? The problem is that this is not true. In this review I’ll be going over how things really are.

My Optimized Success Plan Review

The video presentation starts off with a bunch of news clips about work from home jobs that have absolutely nothing to do with this system. They are just there to try to get you excited and hyped up so that you are more likely to buy into this mess.

The guy talking in the video (who goes by the name of Jordan Daniels) claims that some members of the system are making $10,000 to $20,000 and more per month with these “millionaire websites” that he is giving out.

But as you will see…. what you are told is very misleading. And as a word of warning… anytime you see a opportunity that calls itself the “most powerful profit-cranking, wallet-bursting, automatic system ever created” you should be very suspicious of whats to come.

A Few Things to Know

Fake News

At one point in the video presentation the spokesperson tells you that this system has been featured on all the major news stations, including CNN, Fox News, etc…

However, this is just a lie to try to get people to think that the opportunity at hand is more credible than it really is. People are usually more trusting of things if it has been on the news.

But of course this has not. You can easily go to any of these news websites and search for this system. You will not find anything related. This is a blatant lie.

Re-Hashed Old Site

This My Optimized Success Plan website is actually a re-hash of the Online Success Plan site that I reviewed a while back. They are the same darn things just with different names.

The reason for this? Well you can draw your own conclusions but I see it as a marketing stunt to be able to continue marketing the same thing that already gained a bad stigma under the previous name.

What This System Really Is

My Optimized Success Plan is nothing more than a fake website to funnel people into buying another program called MOBE. There is no program called My Optimized Success Plan. Its just a funnel site.

MOBE is a digital marketing training program that provides tools and training to make money online. They provide training, done-for-you sales pages, an autoresponder, and a lot of good professional resources at your disposal.

HOWEVER, MOBE is one of those programs that people buy into to make money online and then they make money online by getting others to buy in. Its a viscous cycle, usually filled with lies and deception.

The done-for-you aspects of the MOBE program and much of the training is focused on getting members to go out and promote MOBE to other people. And that is exactly what this “Jordan Daniels” character is doing with this My Optimized Success Plan website. This person is promoting MOBE in a very unrealistic, misleading, and overall deceitful way…. which seems to be how many MOBE affiliates promote the program.

There are a lot of other extremely misleading sales funnel sites out there promoting MOBE that I have reviewed. Some include Home Based Wealth System, My Online Empires, and Desktop Commission System.

The Cost

MOBE is what you call a high ticket program. It has several different tiers of membership. They start out low and get insanely expensive. They have tiers that cost $10,000 to $20,000 and even $30,000 for the highest tier of membership. And guess what? These memberships are what members are reselling to others and earning commissions off of.

You can earn massive commissions getting people to buy in but the catch is that you also must buy in. MOBE uses a “licensing rights” business model that requires you to first purchase the membership before you can resell it to others. This is how they keep the money cycle moving…. you buy in, spend a bunch of money in order to make money, then you get others to buy in and try to upsell them on the more expensive tiers.

Conclusion on My Optimized Success Plan & MOBE

Ok, so My Optimized Success Plan is just a sales funnel to get people to buy into MOBE. The person behind this website is a members of MOBE and is suckering others to buy in. Yes, “suckering” because of the misleading tactics he is using to promote this.

If you buy into MOBE you will likely be pushed down the same type of path. You will be pushed to make money promoting the system and getting others to buy in.

My Optimized Success Plan is definitely a misleading scam in my opinion. We might have different definitions of what makes a scam a scam, but in my opinion anything that suckers people to buy in by knowingly providing extremely misleading information like this is a scam.

MOBE on the other hand I wouldn’t call a scam but I would call it “shady” and I would be careful if I were you. Digital Altitude, which is extremely similar to MOBE just got shut down by the government not too long ago.

Oh ya, by the way… that $500 that they promise is a load of BS. There is a catch to this and there is no way you will get that money. MOBE tells you that they have never had to pay anyone the $500, which they guarantee if you don’t make money. The truth is that they always find a way to not pay the people. Its very misleading and is just there to entice people to join because they think they will at the very least make $500 when this isn’t going to happen with this policy.

But anyways… join if you want to. I’m certainly not going to though.

I would also suggest taking a look at how I make money online, you might be interested. It has nothing to do with high ticket programs like this. You can read more here where I explain everything.

Also, leave any questions or comments below. I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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Is Viral Cash App a Scam by Matthew Neer? – Review That Isn’t Trying To Sell It To You

The Viral Cash App claims that anyone with zero experience and technical know-how can siphon profits from a “$70 billion dollar free source”. It claims to be easy and nearly completely automated. But is this too good to be true or is Viral Cash App a scam? Are things really going to be as good as they tell you? Is this the life changing system you have been waiting for?

The answer is NO…. its not as good as they say. I watched the sales presentation for this Viral Cash App and its disgusting to say the least. The world of online marketing has become numb to the destruction it causes. The sales video was built to siphon money out of the pockets of unsuspecting individuals. Many people who buy into this are going to be deeply disappointed because there is a lot that Matthew Neer doesn’t tell you. In this review I will.

Viral Cash App Review

The sales presentation for this starts out with a bunch of news clips that have nothing to do with the actual Viral Cash App. They are just put up to try to make things seem more legitimate because when people see things on the news they usually are more willing to trust that they are real.

Much of the sales video is just building up to the product being sold. Its like a ramp that is designed to get people watching more and more excited. They show you news clips, they talk about all the money you can make…. they just really hype everything up beforehand.

Then of course you are told that “if you are seeing this video then you have been personally invited by one of my closest personal associates” and that it is “extremely secretive and highly classified”. This is a steaming hot load of BS. Anyone that wants to buy this system can. They will take all the buyers possible and then more. Its all about money to them.

What Is The Viral Cash App?

The Viral Cash App is basically a remake of Viral Money Magnet and Viral Money Method that Matt Neer created. Now you may be wondering well why does the name keep changing? Why does it keep getting remade?

The answer is that it isn’t really getting remade. Its basically just getting repacked under a different name for marketing purposes so that it seems like the “hot” new system that everyone needs to get their hands on when in reality its the same system as before, with minor changes.

But what is Viral Cash App Really?

Its a system that basically allows users to re-post viral Youtube videos so that hopefully they can get them to go viral and make a ton of money in the process. The system does a lot of the work for you, such as finding the videos, setting up your website and so on.

Much of the process is automated but this doesn’t mean its going to work. I’ll explain better…

How It Works

So with this system you will get a free website. Its actually not a website that you will own, its a subdomain that you will have access to and be able to create your own webpage with.

With the Viral Cash App you will be able to enter the niche that you are interested in. This could be Dogs, Baseball, Scuba Diving, Horse Riding,… literally anything. Then what the app is going to do is find Youtube videos that have gone “viral” in the particular niche that you choose.

It will then copy these videos over to your webpage. So now you have videos that have gone viral, which people have shown they love and watched like crazy. The goal for you is to try to get it to happen all over again. Now that you have the viral videos on your site nothing is going to happen. It is up to you to try to get them to go viral again.

The theory behind it is that because they have went viral once they will go viral again. And what it means to go viral is basically to be shared like crazy. You get one person to come to your webpage and see the video, they love and go share it with all of their friends, then they share it, and they share it, and soon you have a massive amount of traffic coming in for free from people sharing these videos.

The Problem(s)

The problem is that it doesn’t work like this. You would think it would but it just doesn’t. Don’t ask me why. You would think that because people respond to a video in a viral way one time they would do it a second time…. but all I know is this isn’t necessarily always the case. Maybe part of the reason is because people aren’t as likely to go to some random strange webpage like yours as they are Youtube, which the video came from anyhow.

Another problem that they don’t really tell you in the sales pitch is that you are going to be the one that has to try to make these videos go viral. The system automatically pulls in the videos and publishes them on your site but you are going to have to go out and share them on social media to market them with the hopes that they will go viral again.

It is up to you to get the viral process started and this is much easier said than done.

How You Make Money

You are able to place banner ads on your webpage for anything that you want. You can promote any product/service that your heart desires.

Its pretty simple. You get people to your webpage and they see the ads you have, some will click and others will not.

The problem with this is that hardly anyone is going to click on your ads and I can guaranteed this. The reason is because they will have nothing to do with anything. The people that come to your webpage are coming to watch funny viral videos, they are not coming to buy something.

Even if you have a funny viral video of a dog, this doesn’t mean that promoting dog products is going to be a good idea. This just isn’t how viral content works. The traffic that will flow in is not super targeted. This means you will get very poor conversions.

When Matthew Neer logs into his Clickbank account in the sales presentation and shows you all the money he has been making this is VERY misleading. The reason he is making this kind of money is because he is selling his products like Viral Cash App on Clickbank! The money he is making isn’t coming from actually using the Viral Cash App.

Conclusion On The Viral Cash App – Is It Worth Trying?

While it is definitely possible to make money with this system I sure as heck will not be trying it out. Why? Well because this system just doesn’t work out like they lead you to believe. Getting content to go viral isn’t as easy as it seems. Its kind of like a hit or miss. Maybe you get something to go viral but you probably don’t. And even if you do the conversions you will get from your ads will be horrible.

There is a reason this system keeps getting re-hashed under different names.

But anyways… do what you want. The decision to buy into this or not is up to you. Just don’t count on it actually making you rich or even close to it.

Something else you might want to take a look at is how I make money online. What I do is completely different. Its more systematic and duplicate-able…. not just a hit or miss type deal like this viral crap. You can read this post I wrote that explains what I do, how it all works and how others can get started if you wish.

And as always leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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MyChargeBack.com, Scam or Legit Service That Will Get Your Money Back? – [Review]

MyChargeBack.com is a service I’ve seen advertised a lot recently online so I decided to check them out. What they do is help scam victims get their money back in the form of chargebacks. In particular they work with cases of binary options trading scams, forex trading scams and things of this nature. But is MyChargeBack.com a scam itself? This is something that I have seen some people asking about that I will address.

There are a lot of people promoting MyChargeBack.com and making money doing so. I am not promoting it and will be giving an unbiased review of what I think about it all. In this review I’ll be going over what exactly they provide, what the process is like, the cost, customer reviews, whether or not they are a scam and more.

MyChargeBack.com Review

MyChargeBack.com is a fund recovery service that is based in New York, US. They specialize in recovering funds from people who have been involved in scams and do so by getting chargebacks.

This service is relatively new, having been started in 2016, but might be worth using if you have been scammed. There are plenty of automated trading scams out there that promise large amounts of money on autopilot that never deliver. Usually they will lure people in by telling them that they can easily make thousands of dollars per day on autopilot and that the trading software is based on some “secret” new algorithm or something along these lines. I review scams like this all the time. Scams like the Semantic Investment App, Free Ad Cash System, Bitcoin Focus Group, Profit Wizard Pro, and many more.

What Is a Chargeback?

A chargeback is a cancellation and refund of a past payment. It is where you get your money back for either an unauthorized payment of a payment for goods/services that were not as they were supposed to be.

Visa/Mastercard allow users to dispute charges on their card. This chargeback process is for consumer protection and helps people get their money back from scams/frauds.

It is possible to file a request for a chargeback with your bank but this can be very difficult to win. It depends on the nature of charge that you want back. While some chargebacks should be relatively easy to win others can be much more difficult and more complicated, which is why some people would want to hire places like MyChargeBack.com to get their chargeback to go through for them.

Who MyChargeBack.com Is For

MyChargeBack.com is mainly for people who have been scammed online. In particular they handle binary options trading scams as well as forex trading scams and Diamond investment scams. So if you have been victimized by a scam that falls into one of these categories then this service might be worth looking into.

These cases are on the more difficult side because you paid for a system (usually an automated trading system) and you did receive it. However, it didn’t work as advertised. Since you did receive something rather than nothing at all its harder to win. You then have to be able to prove that what you did receive was a scam.

Also, its important to know that they can only get you chargebacks if you paid for the product/service with a credit/debit card. If you paid with cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, which is becoming a more popular method of payment with scams out there, there is no way for you to get your money back. There is no chargeback process that you can go through.

What They Do

Well of course they attempt to get you your money back but how do they do this?

Basically what happens is you will have to provide them with all the information you can. You will not just get to sit back and do nothing. They will put together a case to argue that you really were a scam victim and you will be the one that has to give them screenshots, documents, emails, and anything that related to the scam.

They will do the work of putting it all together in the best way possible to get that chargeback that you want.

The Cost

The amount they will end up charging is a fee based on the amount of money that they can potentially recover, which is the amount of money that you lost.

Their lowest priced service is $72 and is a self directed service. Basically what this means is that you pretty much do all the work but use their platform which helps put all the information together to build a case. This is for people who have lost less than $5,000. from a scam.

If you lost more than $5,000 from a scam then you can get VIP treatment. They don’t give you any upfront cost with this because this service is tailored to each individual case.

Real Reviews from Customers

Upon scouring the internet looking for real reviews my efforts have come up short big time. It seems that the majority of the reviews out there are fake.

One thing that I find comical is that there are many sites out there that promote MyChargeBack as well as binary options/forex automated trading scams. They sucker people into buying scam systems and make money doing so. Then they turn around and make money helping scam victims get their lost funds back. Its crazy.

I’ve found other reviews on sites like bbb.org, where they have an A- rating, but these seem fake to me. The reviews just don’t seem genuine. They seem more like something you would see in a promotion for MyChargeBack. And since I know that this is something that does happen on sites like this where anyone can write reviews, I’m hesitant to believe they are legitimate.

Do these sound real or fake to you? There are others on there but these are 2 good examples that really sound like they are fake reviews put there to help promote the company, probably by people who work for MyChargeBack or have been paid to do so.

Conclusion on MyChargeBack.com – Should You Use Their Services?

All in all I think MyChargeBack.com is something worth trying if you have lost a lot of money. They do not seem to be a scam, although I have never actually tried their services. I know there are known scam site that are promoting MyChargeBack.com but this is because they have an affiliate program where you can get paid to do so. There is nothing wrong with promoting MyChargeBack, the problem is how these scam sites promote scam trading softwares in the first place.

But anyway… use the MyChargeBack services if you wish to and I wish you the best. Hopefully you can get your money back.

Leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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