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Borderless Income System Review – Is This a Scam or Can You Really Make $10,000/day?

Borderless Income System by Ewen Chia is a new online money making system that I came across recently. I know there are going to be a lot of people that are suspicious of this program so I decided to take the time to write this review. If you are wondering if this is a scam then you are in the right place.

While you can make money with this, it is not nearly as amazing as he makes it seem. In this Borderless Income System review I’ll be going over what it really is… which isn’t what you heard on the promo video.

Borderless Income System Overview

Ewen Chia’s Borderless Income System isn’t his own system at all. This “system” is nothing more than a fake cover for another program. The entire website was created to funnel you into buying this other program, just like Rookie Profit System. But before I get into that first let me go over some of the claims that are made.

With this system he claims that you can make commissions of over $10,000, that you don’t have to create a website, that you don’t need to make any sales, that you don’t need to create products, and more.

The truth is that what he says is true, yet it is misleading. He only tells you the good and leaves out the bad. You will see what means soon.

The Real System Here

The real system that he is trying to get you to buy into is called MOBE, or My Own Business Education. MOBE is an online business training platform that provides training and tools for online business, of course.

Here is how it works: You buy into this system. You then go out and sell this system to other people. That is how you make money. Its very similar to Aspire if you have ever heard of this program.

While the things you learn and are provided with can be applied to any online business, MOBE is focused on getting members to promote MOBE and make money in this manner. Its a “buy this program and make money getting others to buy this program” type of deal.

Basically you will be doing exactly what Ewen Chia is doing to you with this fake Borderless Income System funnel. He is an affiliate of MOBE and he is making money when people sign up through him.

Can You Really Make $10,000 Commissions?

With MOBE you can make $10,000 commissions and even higher, but don’t count on it.

This is what you call a high ticket program. You will be able to make such massive commissions because their products are extremely high priced.

The kicker here is that you will first have to buy the products in order to sell them and earn the money. So keep your wallet on hand. This is by no means a cheap program.

How It Works

The cheapest membership for MOBE is the MTTB 21 step program which costs $49/mo. This is just to get people in the door. This is what you will be buying into if you buy into this Borderless Income System.

After that it is all uphill. The only way you will make money will be by purchasing other products that MOBE offers which will cost thousands of dollars. There will also be “coaches” that will push you to purchase more products. All of these upsells that you buy will also give commissions to the person who brought you in.

You will then go out there and do the same thing. You will try to sell MOBE to people by making bold claims of being able to earn $10,000 + commissions and all that jazz. Once you get them to buy into the $49/mo membership you will try to upsell them.

Its a circle.

Conclusion on Borderless Income System – Scam?

The Borderless Income System is pretty much a scam. I mean after all… this system doesn’t even exists and is nothing more than a funnel that is set up to get you to buy into MOBE. And I wouldn’t recommend MOBE. It is extremely expensive and suckers people in without knowing how much they will need to spend.

MOBE is just a big circle. Someone gets you to buy in and then you go out and get others to buy in. While you can make money doing this, and some people make a heck of a lot, the main reason I don’t recommend it is because of the price.

MOBE just isn’t within the budget of many people. If you are looking for an affordable and more legitimate way to make money online then I would suggest this program. I am a member and have been since 2015. I started out with no experience and now make a living online… which speaks for itself.

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Seven Figure Profit Code, Scam or Legit? – [Must Read Review]

Seven Figure Profit Code is a new system that I came across online that claims to be an easy way for people to make money. But can you really trust what they tell you? After all… they do make some bold claims that seem to be quite unbelievable. Is Seven Figure Profit Code a scam like it appears to be? Or is this system the life changing system that you have been waiting for.

In this review I will be going over a few things that you should know. As you probably already are aware of, this system is not as they claim. It is a scam and those who buy into it will be sorely disappointed in the results they get.

7 Figure Profit Code Overview

The 7 Figure Profit Code is a scam online money making system that lures people in with high hopes and big dreams of making easy money online.

In the promo video I watched it is claimed to have been created by a guy named Mike. He claims he and his team is going to set you up with your very own 7 Figure Profit Code system that will have you making $1,000 within the next day. And it gets even better…. you will only be doing 15 minutes of work per day.

In the video he shows you an account that he opened up for you and says that there is “no way I can fake this”. Well let me tell you… this can EASILY be faked and I see things like this faked all the time online.

How It Works

As expected there is no information on how this actually works. They just feed you a bunch of very vague info that makes no sense.

In the video “Mike” tells you that the system utilizes the big online sites like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Bing. It manipulates the flow of online traffic to your site.

And they will set you up with your own site of course.

At one point in the video he says that he wants to partner with you so that you can help promote the system to others as well. So this seems like he is saying that you will be promoting the system and making money by getting others to buy into it. It seems that its another “buy this system and you can make money getting others to buy this system type of deal”

But I don’t really know for sure because you don’t get any information without buying in, which I am not going to do. And you will see why because in this next section I’ll expose you to some of the lies they tell…

Big Lies

Fake Testimonials

There might be different promo videos out there but the one I watched has several testimonial video clips from people claiming that they used this system and are making tons of money. Unfortunately these videos are as fake as can be. The people here are paid actors and actresses. I recognized this as soon as I watched it because I knew I had seen a few of them before.

Take a look below. This lady from the video can be hired on Fiverr.com to create a promo video of any kind….

“The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”

Thats right… they literally say this word for word in the disclaimer at the bottom of the sales page. This is how they can legally get away with this. They can tell you all the lies they want to but as long as there is a visible disclaimer like this telling the truth they can do this legally.

Conclusion on 7 Figure Profit Code – Scam Without a Doubt

If that last point doesn’t prove that this is a scam then I don’t know what will. They literally tell you that you will probably not make any money… yet throughout the entire sales video they tell you that you will make easy money and will make as much as $1,000 in the next 24 hours.

This scam reminds me very much of other scams like One Click Payday and 12 Day Millionaire, which I reviewed already. Its your typical “get rich quick” scheme.

As I said, I have not actually bought this program, but from reviewing hundreds of online scams I can pretty much guarantee this is a pure scam.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Pretty much all of my success online can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Is 12 Day Millionaire a Scam? – [My Review]

12 Day Millionaire (12daymillionaire.com) is not what it claims to be. It lures people in with hopes of hitting the jackpot and making it rich, but this just isn’t going to happen. Why… is 12 Day Millionaire a scam or something? The answer is yes.. This program is absolutely filled with lies and misleading information all for the purpose of tricking people into buying it.

I decided to write this review because I know there are a lot of people out there that will be looking for more information on this program. The bold claims it makes come off as suspicious and you are right to feel uneasy about them. In this review I’ll be going over the truth of this program and will expose some of the lies.

12 Day Millionaire Review

12 Day Millionaire, as the name implies, will supposedly turn you into a millionaire in a very short period of time. But don’t count on this.

There might be several promo videos for this program but the one I watched was created by a man named “Josh”. Apparently Josh has made 8 figures online in the past 24 months from his “cashflow”, “money making” websites and guess what??? He is just every so generous and is actually going to copy some of his websites so that others like you and I can make money too..

He even says that during the video he has created you your own website and that it is making you money as you watch it…

So kind right? Well this is a scam so its actually the other way around. Josh isn’t going to help you make money online, he is just going to take money from you online.

Note: This is an exact copy of the Copy My Cashflow scam that I reviewed recently.

Can’t Trust This Place

Fake Testimonials

The testimonials that were in the promo video of other people claiming to be making it rich with this program are all fake. I recognized it right away because these same people’s testimonials have been featured in numerous other online scams. The people in these videos can be hired on Fiverr.com by anyone to make videos like this.

Below you can see the one man from 12 Day Millionaire’s promo video…

And now here is this guy’s profile on Fiverr.com…

And the same goes for all the other testimonial videos that were shown. They are all fake.

“Josh” Isn’t The Guy’s Name

As I said, this program is said to be created by “Josh”. That’s what you are told but this isn’t true.

I did a little investigating and found this on the checkout page…

This product is “created and sold by Benjamin Carter”. That is exactly what is listed in fine print at the bottom of the sales page under the Terms of Sales.

“Josh” is just some made up name probably because this person doesn’t want his real name known… due to this being a scam and all.

My Prediction

I have not actually bought this program, nor do I intend to, but I have reviewed hundreds of scams over the years and I do have a prediction of what will happen if you do buy into this program.

My guess is that you will be provided with your own pre-made website. Everyone that buys into this will be provided with the same cookie-cutter site. You will also be provided with some training on how you can make money with this site.

However, the training will be far from complete. During the training you will likely be pushed into buying upsells and others training programs, which is just another way for them to make money off of you.

The Bottom Line Here

There is no super easy, autopilot, turn-key, copy & paste, do-nothing system out there that is just going to dump loads of cash into your bank account with little to no effort. People are often mislead to thinking that this is the case in the online world but from my years of experience making money online I can tell you that this is not the reality.

It takes real work to make money online just as it does offline. There are perks to making money online such as the many ways that you can automate the processes, but in one way or another it always takes hard work. There is no way around this.

If you are looking for a legitimate and honest way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I have been a member here since 2015, which is when I started, and now I make a living working for myself online. I learned just about everything here and wouldn’t be where I am today without the training and tools I was provided.

==> You can read my review of this program here

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My Online Dream Biz Review – Scam or Legit Way to Make Money Online?

My Online Dream Biz by Jason Moore is an online money making program that claims to be the “easiest way in the world to make $3,000 to $6,000 per month in your spare time, from home”. This is a direct quote from the promo video that I watched. But is this really true or is My Online Dream Biz a scam that is just going to drain your bank account and be a waste of time.

I decided to review this program because I know many others are going to be suspicious of it and will look for more information. And jump straight to the point here and tell you that this is a scam. While you can potentially make some money with this program it is nothing like they say.

My Online Dream Biz Overview

My Online Dream Biz is a program that was created by a man named “Jason Moore”. He claims to make around $7,000 per day and only work around 45 minutes each day. And of course this program is the same exact system that he uses to make this money… and you can start earning money immediately.

The sales pitch I heard had all the makings of a scam: Copy & paste simple.. check. Make money on autopilot.. check. Start earning immediately.. check. No startup money required.. check.

Oh and of course there is the “free money if you watch the video” thing that actually isn’t free money at all.

This program is full of extremely misleading information and for this reason it is a scam. I will go over all of this in more detail, but first here is what you get with the program…

What You Get

I didn’t actually buy the program (you will see why in a minute), but here is what he tells you that you will get with this program…

Access to the member site
Training videos
5 income stream training courses
Monthly video updates
Lifetime membership

Other than that he doesn’t tell you much. You have no idea what you are really buying into without actually buying the program first…. which you won’t want to do.

Lies & Misleading Information

$400 Just for Watching

He gets you to watch the video and makes it seem like he is going to give you $400, but this isn’t how it works. How it works is like this: The program costs $499 and he is giving you a $400 discount..

So you don’t actually get any money. And believe me, this program was never $499. This is just a marketing stunt.

No Startup Capital Required

This is just a flat out lie. The program itself costs $99. That isn’t a small price

Immediately Start Earning

You cannot start earning immediately. Any program that tells you this is full of nonsense. Everything takes real work and real time. This is a realization I have come to after working online for the past couple years.

Something Strange

So on the checkout page for this program they actually provide a support phone number in case you want to call the. I called this number and was expecting to get no answer. To my surprise a woman answered the phone.

She was actually very nice but couldn’t go into much detail about the program at all because she didn’t know much.

One thing that I noticed is that she answered the phone as “Online Training Center” or something like that. I’m guessing there are a number of scams running out of this place and she is just getting paid to be the secretary in a way.

Conclusion on My Online Dream Biz – Scam for Sure

While it was nice that the support number actually worked there is still no doubt this is a scam. It is full of lies and misleading information. Although I didn’t buy into the program and test it out, I’m willing to bet that the training provided is horrible, outdated, and re-hashed.

This scam actually reminds me very much of other scams like Your Home Biz & Extreme Home Paycheck, which I reviewed not all that long ago.

What it all comes down to is that there is no “secret”, “autopilot”, “copy & paste” system that is just going to dump thousands of dollars into your bank account. These are all called scams. Making money online takes real work, real time, and dedication.

If you are looking for a more legitimate program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I make a living online now and pretty much all of my success can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

==> My No. 1 Recommended Program Here

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Is Laptop Lifestyle Secret a Scam? – What’s Really Going On Here

Laptop Lifestyle Secret claims to be an amazing work from home opportunity and even claims that you can start earning money right away with this “secret” system. But can you really believe claims like this these days??? Especially when it comes to making money online and the plague of scams that are out there?? Is Laptop Lifestyle Secret a scam like it seems to be or is this really an amazing opportunity?

I know there are a lot of questions surrounding this system and its legitimacy. That is why I decided to put together this review. I’ll be going over what the truth really is… which isn’t what they tell you. While I wouldn’t consider this place a full-blown scam, they are somewhat “scammy”, and you will see what I mean by this.

Laptop Lifestyle Secret Overview

The guy in the sales video for Laptop Lifestyle Secret is named Jeff Lerner. He tells you all about how he used to be broke and now is making $100,000’s every single month. And of course he is going to share with you the exact system that he uses to make this money… and this is what Laptop Lifestyle Secret is.

He tells you that this system “can dump commissions into your bank account completely on autopilot”. And these commissions range anywhere from $500 to $10,000.

Sounds crazy right? Well some of this is true but it is still probably not what you think.

The Real Program Here

The first thing that I want to point out is that there isn’t actually a program called Laptop Lifestyle Secret. The real program here is called Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle, or as they call it on the checkout page”Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System”

The Laptop Lifestyle Secret website is just a funnel site that is set up to funnel people into buying Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle.

And this is basically what you will be doing if you buy into this program. Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle is what you call a “high ticket” program, meaning that it is very expensive and you can make big commissions selling it, which is what you will be doing.

This is basically one of those “buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting other people to buy this program type of deals”. You will get a bunch of training, done for you sales funnels, etc.. which will be to get you to go out and promote Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle to other people. This is very much like the programs Aspire & MOBE.

The funnel website “Laptop Lifestyle Secret” that funnels you into Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle is an affiliate website and the person that made it is getting paid when they get people to sign up.

Now there is nothing wrong with promoting programs/products online, but I don’t like how they mislead people.

Misleading Claims

“You can start earning immediately”

This just isn’t going to happen… period. There is a lot of training and implementation you would have to get through in order to start making money.

Commissions from $500 up to $10,000

You can earn massive commissions like this because Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle has extremely expensive products that you will be able to sell. The catch is that you will first have to buy the products yourself in order to make money promoting them.

So while this is true it is somewhat misleading.

“can dump commissions into your bank account completely on autopilot”

Making money online does come with its perks. One of the big perks is that you can automate a lot of the processes. So this is true. But what they don’t tell you is that you will still have to put in a lot of work to get things moving. This is not what I would call easy, as they make it seem like it is.

The Cost

A membership starts out at $49/ mo but this is just the beginning. As I mentioned above, you will have to buy the products at Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle before you can earn selling them.

You will be pushed into buying the upsells once you are a member. And you will pretty much have to if you want any chance of making good money. This will cost you thousands upon thousands of dollars.

Conclusion on Laptop Lifestyle Secret – Scam?

I guess I wouldn’t call it a full-blown scam because you can actually make money with this, but… it is very scammy and misleading. They make this program sound much better than it really is. Because of this there are going to be a lot of people out there that feel they have been scammed once they find out that it is nowhere near the easy money making system that they were led to believe.

There are a lot of reasons why I would not recommend Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle, one of the main reasons being it is just too risky. You will have to spend a lot to make a lot and unfortunately many people out there don’t have the budget to do this.

If you are looking for a more legitimate and affordable program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

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Is Rookie Profit System a Scam? – Its Not What You Think

Rookie Profit System by Steven Bransfield claims to be an amazing online business opportunity…. but can you really trust the hype surrounding this system? Is this place actually legit or is Rookie Profit System a scam that is going to leave you discouraged with less money than when you started out?

I decided to take some time to write this review because I know it is going to help a lot of people out. The reason is because Rookie Profit System is not what it seems to be. While you can make money with this system there are some downsides and its just not as great as they hype it up to be.

Rookie Profit System Overview

Rookie Profit System doesn’t actually exist. The rookieprofitsystem.com website that promotes this system was just set up to promote another system that has been around for a while. It is basically just a funnel site that is grabbing people’s attention with this “Rookie Profit System” and then funneling them into buying a program that was not mentioned at all in the sales page.

Steven Bransfield, the man behind this, is actually an affiliate of this other program and he is making money from getting people to buy into it. The big $1,250 – $10,000 commissions that he talks about making comes from getting people to buy into it.

Now there is nothing wrong with making money promoting programs… I promote programs online that actually work and I don’t see anything wrong with that. The only problem that I have with this Rookie Profit System is that I feel it is somewhat misleading people that are buying into it.

The Real Program Here

The real program that rookieprofitsystem.com is funneling you into buying is called MOBE, or My Own Business Education. There are other websites out there that are similar to this like Lifestyle Lady & Copy Success, both of which I have reviewed.

MOBE is an online marketing program that provides tools and training for online business.

While you can apply what you learn and are provided with at MOBE to any online business, this program is overwhelmingly focused on getting members to go out and promoting MOBE to others. It is a “buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting others to buy this program” type of deal.

They provide you with pre-made sales pages, sales funnels, etc which are set up for you to promote MOBE.

The Real Cost

To start out you will be buying into MOBE for $49/mo, but this is just the beginning. The $49/mo is for their one 21 step program. This program is like a way to get people in the door, then they will upsell you on various other products.

This is what you call a “high ticket system”, meaning that their products are extremely expensive and that you can make high commissions when you sell them to others. Their products range in the thousands of dollars range with some costing more than $20k.

The real kicker here is that you have to first buy the products if you want to be able to sell them and make money. This somewhat forces members to buy products that they don’t really want to buy all for the sake of reselling them.

Is This a MLM?

MLM’s get a bad rap, and rightly so, only the top few people make good money with these pyramid-like schemes. But anyway… is MOBE a mlm?

They tell you that it isn’t but actually it is. It is a 2 tiered mlm, which isn’t much… but nonetheless it is still a mlm.

As a MOBE affiliate you will be able to earn money by recruiting in new members and getting them to purchase MOBE products as well as by earning commissions from what those recruits sell to others.

Their compensation plan has a uni-level structure meaning that you can recruit in as many people below you as possible, and same with those that you recruit.

So MOBE is a mlm but a rather modest one. What this means is that it isn’t as bad as the typical mlm where it is a real struggle for newbies and only those at the top make good money. This mlm structure does make it a bit more difficult for newbies but its just not that bad in my opinion.

Conclusion on Rookie Profit System

Rookie Profit System is pretty much a scam in my opinion. It is nothing more than a misleading sales funnel to get you to buy MOBE. MOBE on the other hand I don’t consider to be a scam although I do think it is rather unethical how they push new members into massive upsells and to promote their program.

While you can make money with MOBE it is not a recommendation of mine. It is just too costly for the average person. If you are looking for a more affordable program that the average Joe can realistically make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program.

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One Click Pay Day, Scam or Legit? – [Review]

One Click Pay Day is a new system that I came across that claims to be a super simple way to make money online…. but is this really true? Or will One Click Pay Day scam you and leave you with less money than when you started?

When I came across this system I knew I had to take a look into it. It comes off as very “scammy” and I was suspicious of the claims that are made. So I dug a little deeper and in this review I’ll be going over a few things that everyone looking into this system should know.

One Click Pay Day Overview

One Click Pay Day is a program that is claimed to be created by a woman named Kathy Evans. In the sales video I watched there wasn’t much talk about what the program actually does. Basically Kathy just tells you about how she is creating your own money-making account and that making money is as simple as 1 click.

And yes, you heard me right. She claims you can make money in just 1 click. Pretty ridiculous sounding right? Or could this possibly be true and maybe one heck of an amazing business opportunity? Well…. I wouldn’t get too excited because I’m about to expose this system for what it really is… which is a scam.

Take a Look at all the Lies They Tell You…

#1 – The Testimonials are FAKE

The testimonials that they show in the sales video are as fake as can be. These people haven’t actually tried out this system. They are just paid actors and actresses that you can hire on a website called Fiverr.

Here is a screenshot of the one guy in the video (who claims to make about $20,000/week) along with his profile on Fiverr…. same room, same shirt and everything…

#2 – “Kathy Evans”

I am not able to verify anything on this lady “Kathy Evans”. I can find information online about people with the name Kathy Evans, but not this particular Kathy. I cannot find anything related. The reason for this is that she is more than likely a fictitious name that was just created for this scam.

#3 – Only 40 Spots Left

She also tells you that there are only 40 spots available so you have to hurry now. This is nothing more than false scarcity to try to get people to buy into this as quick as possible and not wait.

This Proves That This is a Scam

As if the lies mentioned above aren’t enough already… take a look at what I found here. If you scroll to the bottom of the sales page you will be able to read their disclaimer. This is required by law and pretty much says that this is a scam. Take a look…

So in the sales video the lady talks all about the money you are going to be making and how this is so so easy… yet in the disclaimer they tell you that “The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”. So pretty much they are telling you that the entire sales video is a lie.

This is how scams like this get away with this BS. They can lie all they want as long as they have a disclaimer that tells the truth.

I would also like to point out that in the disclaimer it mentions a program called “Easy Internet Plan” which makes no sense. This is because this disclaimer was likely taken from this program and reused for On Click Pay Day.

Conclusion on One Click Pay Day

Your suspicions were correct. I’m guessing that you were suspicions of this program in the first place because you took the time to read my review. And it paid off. This system is as fake as can be.

One good saying to live by is that if something sounds too good to be true then it probably is. “One Click Pay Day”…. this name says it all. It sounds like a scam and it is a scam. There is no way to make money online that is nearly as simple as 1 little click. This scam reminds me of Your Home Biz & FB Freedom System, which are 2 other scams I recently reviewed that are making their way around the online world.

I have been making money online since 2015 and make a living online now. I know from experience that there is no real shortcut to making tons of money online. Everything takes real work. I knew this system was a scam before I even started to review it but I gave it the benefit of the doubt…. but it turned out to be a scam as expected.

Anyway… if you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Pretty much all of my success online can be attributed to what this program has taught me.

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Your Home Biz Review – Scam or Legit Online Business Opportunity?

Your Home Biz is a new program that I came across that claims you can make massive amounts of money online with it. In fact, it claims that you can make as much as $1,200 per day… which is insane.

Of course I was suspicious of the claims that this program makes so I decided to take a look into it more to see if its a scam or not. And that is what I am sharing with you here in this Your Home Biz review.

Your Home Biz Review

Immediately upon landing on the sales page for this program I was skeptical of it all. I have seen the news clips that they use in their sales video in many other work-from-home scams. These clips have nothing to do with this program. They are real news broadcasts but they are talking about other work from home opportunities and WAH jobs in general. There is absolutely nothing that ties them to this Your Home Biz program.

Anyway… apparently this program was created by a man named Stephan Erikson. He claims he used to live paycheck to paycheck and never had enough time for his family. Then of course things got even worse and he was laid off from his job. At this point he couldn’t afford much of anything but luckily he met a man at Starbucks at just the perfect time. This man had been working at home for years and showed him how to make money online.

Awesome right! Just too bad I cannot verify any of this story or that the guy’s name is actually Stephan. And judging from the lies that are told in the sales video I would guess that the story is a fake.

The Lies

Fake Testimonials

The testimonial videos that they show in the sales video are fake and more than likely paid actors.

They actually don’t even make any sense. The guy in the blue shirt above was talking about making all kinds of money selling products on Ebay and this program isn’t even about selling on Ebay, its about Affiliate Marketing.

Misleading Earnings Statements

In the sales video the guy tells you that you could earn $5, $10, $15, $20, $30 or more for each link that you post. This is true that you “could” earn that much but it really doesn’t tell you anything. All this does is misleads people because he makes it sound very easy to make money like this.

He also makes it seem like you just go around posting links that only takes a couple seconds to do. The reality is much different.

Fake Timer

There is a timer that will count down at the top of the screen at some point that claims this is a limited time offer.

This is completely fake and if the timer runs out nothing is going to happen. The offer is still here.

What Is This Program?

This program is all about affiliate marketing. And it just so happens that I am very experienced in this field. I started affiliate marketing in 2015 and make a living doing it. So they aren’t lying when they tell you there is a lot of potential here.

Affiliate marketing is when you promote products online for big companies. Amazon, Walmart, Macy’s, Apple…. all the big companies have affiliate programs where you can get paid to promote their products. But its not like you get paid just to promote them. You only get paid when you actually refer someone to their site that goes and buys something, which earns you a commission.

What You Get

This is one of these programs where they really leave you hanging as to what you are going to get when you actually buy it. In the sales video that I watched Stephan is very vague and doesn’t tell you much of anything.

He tells you that you will get access to their training course that is “so advanced” it will have you “in business” right away. But that doesn’t tell you much either. What the heck does “in business” means? Does that mean you will be making money right away or what? I have no idea.

He also tells you that you will get access to tools but that is as far as he goes there. You have absolutely no idea what tools he is talking about.

So pretty much you have absolutely no idea what you are buying into. But hey… its only $97 right? And it has a money back guarantee if you don’t like it… so what could go wrong? Well believe me when I say that I have seen tons of scams over the years that claim to have a money back guarantee yet they fail to follow through with it. Pretty much every scam that ever existed has said this… so it means nothing.

Conclusion on Your Home Biz – Scam?

I have not bought this program and I don’t plan on it, nor do I recommend anyone else do it. From the many programs I have looked into and from my years of experience in affiliate marketing I can say fairly certainly that this is a scam.

It reminds me very much of other scams that I have reviewed like Xtreme Home Paycheck & Entrepreneur Jobs Club, that make it seem you can make easy money posting links everywhere just like this program.

The bottom line here is that you can’t trust this program. They lie to you over and over and don’t really tell you what you are even buying into.

If you are interested in affiliate marketing then I suggest reading about my no. 1 recommended program here. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I am making a living online now and this can pretty much all be attributed to what this program has taught me.

You will get training, tools, support, and a bunch more that I won’t get into here. You can click the link below to read a full review I wrote on it…

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Lifestyle Lady Review – Beware of lifestylelady.me

I came across this website called lifestylelady.me recently that makes claims of making easy money online. But can you really trust what you hear? Is Lifestyle Lady really this amazing program that is finally going to give you the financial freedom that you need? Or is this just a scam that is going to have you pouring out money and chasing your tail with no success?

When I came across this site I knew I had to write a review on it. Why? Well because I know there are going to be a lot of people questioning the legitimacy of it all and there are also going to be people that feel scammed after buying it…. because what they tell you is misleading.

Lifestyle Lady Overview

There is no program or system that is actually called Lifestyle Lady. The website, lifestylelady.me is a website that was created by an affiliate of another program and it is being used to funnel people into buying this program, which will make the person money.

There is nothing wrong with promoting a program and getting paid to do it, after all, that is how I make a living. But what I don’t like about this site is how they mislead people and feed them all the fairytale information that they want to hear.

I’m not saying you aren’t going to make money with this program, but what I am saying is that it isn’t nearly as easy as they make it sound… which I’m guessing you were suspicious of already.

What You Are Really Buying Into Here

The real program that this site is funneling you into buying is called Aspire. And Aspire is an online marketing program that sets you up with training and tools to make money online.

I am very familiar with Aspire because I have reviewed sites like this one in the past where affiliates promote it to make money, usually in a rather misleading and unethical way. In fact, I just reviewed Copy Success and Profit Countdown the other day, which are two other sites that are the same thing.

The reason that there are so many sites out there that are promoting Aspire is because this is what they push you to do. You see Aspire provides you with online marketing training, tools, and websites for you to make money online. And while it is possible to apply what they give you to pretty much any online business, it is specifically designed to get you to go out and make money promoting Aspire.

Basically it is one of those “buy this program and you can make a lot of money getting others to buy this program” type of deals.

The REAL Cost

You can become a member of Aspire for $1 for the first 2 weeks but this then jumps up to $37/mo. And you will end up paying more than that if you stick with this. The reason is because you have to first buy the Aspire products before you can make money selling them. When you buy them you get the “licensing rights” which means you can then sell them.

Their products cost in the thousands of dollars range. These are known as high ticket products. You can make a lot of money in commissions selling them but they also cost a lot for you to buy.

They also have 3 memberships. The $37/mo that you will start out at is just the beginning. Their highest membership is $127/mo and you will want this because it unlocks more of the compensation plan for you, which means you can earn more money.

One Thing I Don’t Like

Aspire is what you call a mlm program. This means that not only do you make money by selling their products to people, but you also make money from the people that buy in beneath you.

Their compensation plan goes 3 tiers deep. The people you personally recruit in make up your first tier, the people that they recruit make up your second tier, and so on.

Now this may sound very appealing to you that you can earn money from what other people do, but this actually makes it more difficult to make money. This pyramid-like structure makes it so that those at the top reap most of the rewards while those at the bottom struggle and lose out.

Conclusion on Lifesyle Lady & Aspire – Scam?

I definitely consider the lifestylelady.me website to be a scam because it is very misleading and suckers people into buying a membership for Aspire. Aspire itself I don’t really consider a full-blown scam although I don’t like how they push people to buy into upsells and also push people to promote the program to others.

All in all I just don’t recommend Aspire. It is very costly, it is much more difficult to make money with then they lead you to believe, and its definitely not something I would recommend to beginners with no experience.

If you are looking for a more legitimate way to make money online then I would suggest reading about my no. 1 recommended program here. I started with this program back in 2015 and am still a member to this day. Its also notable that I am making a living online now and this can pretty much all be attributed to what this program has taught me.

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The Copy Success Scam – Its Not What You Think!

There is a website named copysuccess.me that is promoting a way to make money online that seems quite unbelievable. But is this as good as they claim it is? Or is Copy Success a scam that is just going to leave you with less money then when you started.

I know there is going to be a lot of people complaining after buying into this program so I decided to sit down and write this review. I’ll be going over the truth behind Copy Success and believe me when I say you will be glad you read this.

Copy Success Overview

There actually isn’t a program or system called Copy Success at all. The website, copysuccess.me, was just set up to promote a program that has been around for a while now. It was set up by an affiliate that is making money by getting others to sign up through him/her. Now there is nothing wrong with making money promoting products/programs. However… this person does so in a very misleading and tricky way that is suckering people into this and it will ultimately lead to a lot of very disappointed and discouraged people.

Don’t get me wrong here… you can make money with the program that they are promoting and there are some people that make a heck of a lot of money. But I am very familiar with this program and I know that it is not even remotely close to being as easy as they make it seem.

What You Are Buying Into

The real program that you are buying into here is called Aspire, which is a program created by the mlm company Digital Altitude. This program is an online marketing program that provides tools, training, and other resources for online business.

The price starts out as low as $1 for a 2 week trial but after that it will jump up to $37 per month for their Aspire Walker membership. And if you want to make good money with this you are probably going to spend much more money than just this amount.

You see, Aspire is basically one of those “buy this program and you can make a lot of money promoting this program” type of deals. While it is possible to apply the tools and training that you are provided with to any online business… they will push you to go out and promote Aspire to others.

They will provide you with pre-made landing pages & sales pages, websites, and training that is to promote Aspire. So this is the direction that most people go when they buy into it. And if you do go this route it is going to end up being a lot more expensive than you think.

The Real Price Here

When you buy Aspire products and memberships you get the “licensing rights” to them, which means you can then go out and promote them and make money doing so. If you do not personally own the products you won’t make a dime off of them. This is where people get stuck… because of course you want to make money selling the higher priced products. So you will probably end up spending a lot more than you think you will because you are pretty much forced to do so.

As I said the Aspire Walker membership is $37/mo. This is the cheapest one and these memberships go up to $127/mo. You will also be inclined to purchase the more expensive membership because it will give you more access to the compensation plan where you can make more money.

And besides the memberships Aspire also has products that cost in the thousands of dollars range. Overall this program is very pricey and is what you call a “high ticket” program because it costs a fortune and you can make big commissions.

Conclusion on Copy Success – Scam but not a Scam

The Copy Success website itself is definitely a scam. It misleads people a lot on the real opportunity here and that is not something I am ok with. But the real program here, Aspire, is not a scam. However, I do find it somewhat unethical how they indirectly force you into buying upsells as well as promoting the same program to others.

Overall Aspire is not a program I would recommend, especially to beginners. It is just too costly and too difficult to make money with for those with no experience. One of the problems with it is that it is a mlm business opportunity where members make money off of recruiting in new members, and the members that they recruit in, etc. This mlm goes 3 tiers deep.

Making money off of recruitment may sound awesome but this just makes it a lot harder to actually make money. This pyramid-like mlm compensation structure just makes it so that those at the top reap most of the rewards while those at the bottom struggle, which is most people.

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