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Institute for Wealth in Networking, Scam or Good Online Business Opportunity? – My Review

IWIN, or Institute for Wealth in Networking, claims to be an amazing business opportunity that anyone can capitalize on regardless of their budget. But is this really true and is it worth your time? After all, there are a lot more opportunities out there that should be avoided than ones that are actually worth your time.

Will Institute for Wealth in Networking scam you or is this going to be the game changing business opportunity of your dreams? In this review I’ll be taking a level-headed approach and explaining exactly how all of this works, how you make money, what all it includes and more. This is an independent 3rd party review and I am not affiliated with this program in any way.

Institute for Wealth in Networking Review

Institute for Wealth in Networking, or IWIN as I will be calling them, is one of those recruitment focused business opportunities where you buy in to make money and then you make money by getting others to buy in. There are a lot of other businesses that use this same basic model, such as Aspire & U-Economy for example.

IWIN has 5 levels that you are able to buy in at ranging from $250 to $3,750. After buying in you will then try to recruit others to buy in and you will earn 90% of sales. Its a bit of an unethical business model in my opinion. I mean they do sell products on top of this which I’ll go over, but basically its just a big transfer of money with very little value being provided.

The Compensation Plan Explained

They call this compensation plan a “delayed 1-up” system and it can sound a bit confusing but its really not. I’ll go over how it works.

So with your first sale you will make 90% and the remaining 10% will get passed up to your sponsor, aka the person that recruited you into IWIN. Then on your second sale everything gets passed up above you. This is called your “qualifying sale” and you do not keep it. However, this then qualifies you to keep 90% of all the sales after that.

So basically you keep 90% of all your sales except for the 2nd one that you make. And the same goes with everyone else. So if you recruit in Bob and then he goes out and recruits in Elise and Alex, Alex then gets passed up to you since its his second sale. Then the same goes for Alex and this keeps going on and on.

How Much Can You Make With This?

The amount you can make depends on what level you are recruiting others in at. There are 5 levels total and they range in price greatly…

Level 1 – $250
Level 2 – $500
Level 3 – $1,000
Level 4 – $2,000
Level 5 – $3,750

So if you recruit someone in at level 2 you will only make 90% of $250, which is $225. But if you recruit someone in at level 5 you will make $3,375.

Its also important to know that you will have to have bought into these levels yourself before you can make money recruiting others into them. So if you only bought into level 1 and you recruit someone in that buys into level 5, you won’t make anything. You will have to be at level 5 to earn money here.

Is This a MLM?

This is definitely a mlm even though they tell you it isn’t. Its not your typical mlm where you have a large downline with a big pyramid-like structure but nonetheless it is still a mlm.

Why?

Because you are still being compensated from multiple levels. They try to act like this “delayed 1-up” system is a game changer but its nothing new and is no better than a lot of the other mlm structures out there as far as I see it.

What are The Products?

IWIN does have products. After all, it would be illegal if it did not have any and wouldn’t really be much different from a Ponzi scheme.

The products that they give you are digital information products such as what you see here…

The products are focused on marketing so that you can recruit more people into IWIN. There are some that are focused on self-development but most are focused on marketing.

At each of the higher levels at IWIN you will get more products and more value.

Are they any good? From what I see they seem to be pretty basic. These are the types of products that you often see as “bonus” products that online marketers give away for free when they are trying to entice people to buy into something. They really don’t seem to be all that valuable.

I think the products are more of a way to add legitimacy to this whole operation. The overall goal here is of course to recruit others in and earn money from doing so. The products will help you do this but there is more to be desired.

They claim that all of their products combined can be valued at over $100,000 but this is far from being true. I don’t know how you would actually evaluate their price but I can’t imagine it being even relatively close to that.

My Complaints

My main complaint about all of this is that many of the people marketing it are doing so in a misleading way. They are trying to get people to buy into it by making it sound better than it really is.

The truth is, as with any business, if you want to be successful with it you will have to put in effort and work. Its not easy.

In one video presentation I watched for IWIN they were telling people that they wouldn’t need to market for leads because people will be passing recruits up to you with their “delayed 1 up” compensation plan. This is such a bunch of misleading BS. If this were true then no one would be recruiting anyone in the first place and you wouldn’t be getting anyone passed up to you.

The truth is that this will take a lot of work. Marketing is not easy and if you go into this with the mindset that it is… there is a good chance you will fail. With this business model its important to keep a steady flow of new recruits coming in if you want to make steady money. If you don’t recruit continuously or are not good at it… you will fail.

Also, one other thing that I found which I do not like is how they paid an actress to make a fake testimonial on the official IWIN website (iwin123.com). The woman in this video talks about how great everything is here and why you should join but she is just saying what they paid here to say. I recognized her as soon as I saw the video because I review scams all the time and its very common for them to pay people on Fiverr to make fake video testimonials.

Conclusion on Institute for Wealth in Networking – Good Opportunity of Scam?

Well I wouldn’t call Institute for Wealth in Networking a scam, although there are people being very misleading when it comes to recruiting new members in out there. However, I definitely wouldn’t call this a good opportunity either. Business models like this that provide really not all that much value and are focused on recruitment this much just don’t seem to work out good.

If you do buy in you will also find that it is much more difficult to recruit others than it may seem. Most people are going to be skeptical of this place just as you are now.

There are much better, more legitimate ways to make money on your own out there. I actually make a living working online for myself and this is something I would probably recommend you check out. I got started back in 2015 and consistently make over $6,000 per month. Its not some super easy program and it does take work, but its legitimate and doable.

You can read my guide for making money online here if you want to learn more. I’ll explain how it all works, how I make money and even how others can get started the best way.

Also, if you have any questions, comments, concerns, etc… leave them below in the comment section and I’ll get back to you soon 🙂

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Is Peter Wolfing’s U-Economy Program a Scam? – Real Review

If you are wondering is U-Economy a scam then you are going to want to read this over. I am not promoting this program and in this review I take an un-biased rational approach to it all. Many of the people out there are promoting this program to make money so the information given will likely be misleading and make things seem better than they are.

I’ll get straight to the point right now and tell you that No, U-Economy is not a scam. However, there are definitely some things that you absolutely need to be aware of beforehand. In this review I’ll be going over what exactly U-Economy is, how it works, how you make money, some complaints I have and more.

U-Economy Review

If you have watched a promo video for U-Economy then you are probably suspicious of the claims made. They really hype up this program and make it seem like the greatest thing that has ever existed when it comes to attaining financial freedom.

The sales video that I watched over made some claims such as it will change your life, only 1% of people know about this, it works for every one even with no experience, and more. This is actually all true but somewhat misleading as you will see.

What Is U-Economy?

U-Economy is basically a digital marketing/personal development program. Its goal is to help people create their own economy by making money online.

With this program you are provided with all the tools and training needed to make money online along with products to sell. You can make insanely massive commissions selling these but that comes with a cost, which you will see when I go over the costs of it all.

Peter Wolfing is the CEO of it all. He is a veteran in the network marketing world and has been working in this industry since back in the 80’s as far as I know. He has a pretty good reputation and seems to be a trustworthy guy.

What It Provides

U-Economy is basically one of those programs that people buy into to make money online and then they end up making money online by getting other people to buy into it. It is similar to programs like Aspire, 16 Steps to Six Figures, and MOBE in a way, yet it is still very different.

There are a variety of different products within the U-Economy program. They start off pretty cheap but if you want to make good money then you are going to have to pay the price. They provide everything from beginner training in the digital world to extremely expensive courses taught on cruise ships, exotic locations, and so on.

U-Crew is mandatory if you want to be a member and will give you access to the back office where you get an autoresponder, capture page builder, contact manager and pretty much everything you need to make sales. But you won’t be able to make much with this alone. You will have the ability to market products on a webpage, capture leads, and all of that but you don’t really have any products to sell at this level.

You will need to to purchase products from the U-Marketplace or U-Academy if you want to earn good money. When you buy these products you will also buy the “licensing rights” to them, meaning that you will then be able to sell them to other people.

How You Make Money

Well as I just touched upon, you will be making money by selling U-Economy products to other people. You will first have to purchase the products yourself in order to gain the licensing rights to be able to resell them however. If you purchase a higher priced product within U-Economy you will automatically get the licensing rights to the lower cost products.

You will be able to make up to $50,000 per sale which is insane. I think this is literally the highest ticket program I have ever reviewed. But of course if you want to be able to make money like this you are first going to have to spend a fortune.

The Compensation Plan

The amount that you can get paid depends on the type of product that you sell within U-Economy.

U-Marketplace Products

You will earn 95% commissions on the sales of products within U-Marketplace. The products that fall into this category will range in price from $25 – $500. They are on the cheaper side and are what beginners usually start out trying to sell.

U-Academy Products

These are your high ticket products. They range in price from $1,500 to a whopping $50,000 for their U-Network Mastery course. With these products you will get to keep 100% of the sales price. However, you must “Pass up” your second sale to the sponsor who recruited you into U-Economy. Then after that you get to keep all the sales for yourself.

* I’m not sure if there are pass-up sales with the U-Marketplace products, but I think so.

U-Crew

For the U-Crew service, which provides you with the tools to keep your business running, you are required to pay a monthly fee of $39.95. Likewise, the people that you recruit into U-Economy also have to pay this monthly fee.

With the residual commissions from this you can earn down to 12 levels deep. This means that you will be able to earn commissions from the people you recruit in (level 1), the people they recruit in (level 2), the people they recruit in (level 3) and so on all the way to level 12.

What Happens When “U-Coaches” Make Sales

If you let the U-Coaches close sales for you then you will get 50% commissions. These people will follow up with your leads by getting in contact with them via phone & email and will try to get them to join in. You don’t need to use these coaches but they are there if you choose to.

The Cost

The cost of this program ranges greatly. You can get their cheaper products from the U-Marketplace for as low as $25 but as you work your way up, which you are going to want to do, the products get more and more expensive. The most expensive one is their U-Network Mastery course for $50,000.

If you want any chance of making good money with this program you are pretty much going to have to purchase the more expensive products. As I mentioned earlier, you have to buy what you want to sell. When you buy products you also buy their licensing rights so that you can resell them and make money doing so. And of course you are going to be able to make a lot more money selling the higher priced products.

When you make a sale you get to keep all of it if the product is one of their high-ticket products from U-Academy and 95% of it if its from the U-Marketplace. The only money that the U-Economy company makes is from the licensing fee, which will range from $5 to $1,995.

Concerns

The Way The System Works

One thing that I’m not really a fan of is how the whole system works. Its basically one of those systems that you buy into to make money online and then you make money online by getting other people to buy into it. Sure they also offer a lot of personal development material and so on, but the avenue that they give you to personally develop and make money ultimately leads back to promoting this system.

I almost wonder if its all a grand setup to get people motivated to go out there and promote the program more and more. I hope not but some times it seems like it might be.

Either way I don’t really care for how the system works. The core of the entire program is to make money online by promoting the products so that others can make money online by promoting the products, and on and on and on.

Members Attacking Nonbelievers

I was reading through some complaints on sites like Ripoff Report from people who bought in and felt they were mislead. These complaints are almost always met by an angry member that will defend the U-Economy system at all costs. This seems to be very common in the network marketing world. There are die-hards out there that will defend their income stream no matter what.

This definitely doesn’t mean that the program is bad or anything but when I see things like this happening it is a turn-off. I would rather see a friendly rebuttal of the complaint rather than another members slamming them.

My Opinion of It All

I know I’m going to get a lot of hate for what I’m about to say but honestly I don’t agree with what is going on here. High ticket programs like this are all about the money. Its all just a big flow of massive amounts of money with little value being exchanged in between.

I’m not saying that U-Economy doesn’t provide any value. They actually provide a heck of a lot. They provide all the tools necessary to run a successful money making online business. But are their products really worth as much as they are priced at? Should you really have to pay $50,000 for their top notch course?

My opinion is that no you should not have to pay that much and that these prices are extremely inflated all for the purpose of being able to make a ton of money selling them to other people. I don’t see these products being worth their price. The reason they are priced so high is so that the people selling them can make a lot of money, and the people buying them are doing so in order to make a lot of money themselves when they go to sell them.

I feel like many of the people buying in at these high levels are doing it so that they have the licensing rights to sell them.

If anyone wants to argue this opinion with me I would be happy to hear it in the comment section at the bottom.

The Recruitment Side of It

Something else worth thinking about before you decide whether or not to buy in is the recruitment aspect of it. I’ll give you my opinion on this too.

So making money with this system is all based around recruitment. Its not your typical mlm opportunity where you have multiple levels beneath you that you are earning money from (exception of the U-Crew compensation plan) but recruitment is just as important as if it were.

I’ll give you and example of why it is…

Lets say you recruit someone in. You make money from the sale of the product that you recruit them in at. Then your second sale gets passed up to the person above you, who recruited you in. Then after that you get to keep every sale for yourself. The same goes for the people you recruit… their second sale gets passed up to you. And then those people’s second sales get passed up to you. This happens over and over again with no limit.

So not only are you making money by recruiting people in, but you are also making money from the people they are recruiting in, and the people they are recruiting in, and so on. Its basically the same darn thing as your typical pyramid-like mlm in a way. And what happens with mlm’s? The answer is that most people fail because those with the most recruits branching out beneath them are the ones making all the money while those newbies, or the ones that aren’t good at recruitment, are the ones that lose out and fail.

Conclusion on U-Economy – Good Opportunity or Not?

Whether or not you think this is a good opportunity is really up to you to decide. Personally I don’t really like these overpriced high-ticket programs. I don’t think that Peter Wolfing is a bad guy or anything, I bet he really believes in this program, but we just have difference of opinion here.

I know there are a lot of people out there who will defend this program to the death because they were able to make a lot of money with it. I understand that this is possible but I still don’t agree with what is going on. Look at how the members are making money…. they are just reselling these overpriced products to others, and then the cycle continues.

Anyways…. I hope you enjoyed this review. If you want to argue with me you can do so in the comment section below.

Also if you are looking for a much more affordable way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at how I do so here. I make a living working online and have been doing so since 2015. You can learn how I do it here.

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Amazing Shortcut Review – Is This Another Scam Program?

The Amazing Shortcut program claims to be your ticket to financial freedom. In the sales video they tell you that you can master the few simple steps that it takes to become a millionaire within a week. The program is really hyped up and this is common among scams, which is why I knew I had to take a deeper look into this.

If you are wondering is Amazing Shortcut a scam then you are in the right place. Its logical to be suspicious of this when there are all sorts of scams out there that have similar characteristics. It seems that the program that claims to be easy are always the scams. But anyway… I did a little investigating into this product and am going to go over the truth of the matter…. which isn’t what they tell you.

Amazing Shortcut Review

The sales video that I watched for this program or system, or whatever you want to call it, was filled with all the typical scam characteristics. The spokesperson in the video was saying pretty much everything that people want to hear. Of course the program is easy, its pretty much all done-for-you, and you can make a ton of money fast. And…… if you don’t make any money he will pay you $500. Who wouldn’t join in right?

Well its not as it seems, which I’m pretty sure you were guessing. The sales pitch that you are thrown is filled with a bunch of lies and misleading information.

First off… there is no way that you will immediately start making money after watching the video, which is one of the things they tell you right away.

Second… you have not been selected out of millions of people. Anyone can go to that website and buy into the program. They just say this to make you feel more special and to make you think that you better buy in right away or else you will never get a chance like it again.

Third, don’t count on getting that $500 even if you don’t make any money. The program that he is trying to get you to buy into I am very familiar with. This is one of the ways they get people to join, by offering $500. But in order to get this $500 you have to follow all the steps to perfection and put in a lot of work. They aren’t going to pay you the money because they will always find something that you did “wrong” so that they don’t have to.

This program has been around for years and I’ve actually never heard of anyone getting paid the $500.

The Real Program Here

The real program that they are trying to sell you here isn’t called Amazing Shortcut. The Amazing Shortcut website is just part of a sales funnel for a program called MOBE, or My Online Business Empire. MOBE is a digital marketing program that provides training, tools, and a lot of done-for-you resources to make money online.

Its basically one of those programs that people buy into to make money online and then they make money online by getting other people to buy into the same program.

The training you get at MOBE is focused on getting you to promote the program. And all the done for you things, such as the website that you will get, is designed to do exactly this. That is why there are so many sites out there, like Amazing Shortcut, My Online Franchise, My Online ATM, etc… all from other members trying to sell MOBE.

In the sales video on the Amazing Shortcut website you might remember the guy saying that there are products ready for you to sell. He is talking about the MOBE products. You will just be promoting and selling MOBE to other people.

The Massive Cost

Remember how you were told that you can make $1,000 to $10,000 commissions per sale? Ya.. well these commissions come from selling MOBE products, which cost even more than this. There are MOBE products that cost $20k +.

This is what you call a high-ticket program. They offer a number of different courses within the program and they are extremely expensive, which means you can make massive commissions. But the kicker is that you first have to buy the products in order to be able to sell them. So it can really cost a lot if you want to make a lot.

The $49 cost at the beginning is just the start of things. This is just for their 21 Step MTTB course, which is like the beginners course. This is just to get your foot in the door and you will have to end up paying a heck of a lot more if you want to make good money.

Conclusion on Amazing Shortcut & MOBE – Good Opportunity?

The Amazing Shortcut website was created by a member of MOBE that is just trying to sell MOBE to other people like you will end up doing if you join. The entire system is just a circle…. you buy in then you try to get others to buy in.

I’m not saying that its a complete scam. It does provide a lot of good and professional online marketing training/tools. I just don’t care for how they sucker people into it, especially how sites like Amazing Shortcut sucker people into it by providing very misleading information.

The truth is that this is NOT easy and you will NOT master the few simple steps to becoming and online millionaire in a week like the spokesperson tells you. If it were that easy then everyone would be doing it, including me. But I know it is not.

In disclaimer at the bottom of the sales page proves it all…. It literally says that “the typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”

You see with online program like this they can tell you all the misleading stuff they want in their sales pitch. But as long as they have the truth in a disclaimer… its legal. But now you know the truth and I’m showing you the disclaimer, which most people won’t see.

While you can make money with MOBE, its not really something I recommend. I don’t care for how it all works and besides it is much too expensive for many people out there anyhow.

If you are looking for a legitimate way to make money online that is more affordable then I suggest taking a look at this program. Its literally over 100x more affordable and I know it works because this is where I got started. This is the same place I learned to make money online back in 2015, and now I do this for a living.

==> Here is the program I am talking about

Questions or comments? Leave them below in the comment section ?

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16 Steps to Six Figures – Overly Hyped Scam or Great Opportunity to Make Money?

Since you are reading this I’m guessing you are a little skeptical about this program. 16 Steps to Six Figures does sound too good to be true. It claims to be able to generate you massive amounts of commissions, thousands of dollars per sale, all from some new formula called the T3FP formula.

Well I’m here to bring all the hype surrounding this program back down to earth. While you can make money with it…. its not the magical program that it sounds like. Much of the information you hear in the sales videos for this program along with what you read is very misleading and some of it is a lie. In this 16 Steps to Six Figures review I’ll be going over what everyone should know about this place.

And just to give you an example of some of this misleading or false hype…this program has never been featured on the news even though they tell you it has. Many of the sales pages that I’ve seen for this programs tell you that it has been featured in Newsweek, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, or wherever.. You likely saw something like this on the sales page…

This is not true at all. You can go to any of these websites and search for this program and you will find nothing having anything to do with it.

This is a red-flag in my book. Its nothing more than a lie that is designed to make this place seem more credible and trustworthy…. which failed miserably.

16 Steps to Six Figures Review

The 16 Steps to Six Figures is a course that is part of the bigger LDI (Lifestyle Design Internation) program created by Jeff Lerner. This course provides training, tools, and done-for-you resources to make money in the online marketing world.

Like I said, you can make money by following along with this course but its not as magical as it sounds.

So What Is This T3FP Formula… The Secret to Success?

The T3FP (TFFFP) formula is no secret at all. Its meant to sound awesome and confusing at the same time to make you think that it is some newly founded formula that is just going to start cranking in money… but its nothing new at all.

In the sales videos Jeff does a lot of talk about how this new formula that he developed is going to do everything for you. It will close the sales for you and make you money.

Sounds awesome right? Well I’ll go over what you are really looking at here.

How The System Works

If you are familiar with programs like Aspire or MOBE then you pretty much know what this 16 Steps to 6 Figures program is all about.

Basically its a program that you buy into to make money online and then it teaches you to make money online by getting other people to buy in. You will get training, tools, done-for-you sales pages, lead pages, etc… all so that you can go out and promote the 16 Steps to Six Figures program to others.

This system does provide a lot to you. You will get the training on traffic generation, the lead pages to capture leads, the follow up emails to send out to people to get sales, the products to sell, and so on.

There is a lot that is given to you and done for you, this is true. But contrary to what you have probably heard, you will have to put in work. This is not completely done for you as many will lead you to believe.

There is training that is provided and of course you will have to implement that training if you want to be successful. Why would there be training in the first place if this was completely done-for-you right?

A High Ticket Program

Ok, so you will be making money by selling this same system to other people. And the person that got you to sign up will be making money from getting you to buy in.

And you know how they say that you can make $1000’s of dollars in commissions per sale? Well this is because you are selling extremely expensive products that are upsells of the 16 Steps to 6 Figures program. The $49 that you pay at the beginning is just the beginning of things. They have products that cost upwards of $10,000 as upsells that you will be pushing on people.

And just as people you bring into the system will be getting upsold making you money, you yourself will also be getting upsold. The catch is that if you want to make money selling the upsells you have to buy them first. So you are first going to have to spend the thousands of dollars just for a chance to make these big commissions.

Conclusion on 16 Steps to Six Figures – Good Opportunity?

I’m not going to tell you whether or not to buy into 16 Steps to Six Figures but I will say that I will not be. I don’t really care for these programs that promote making money online and then just have their members make money online by promoting their program and insanely expensive upsells.

Also its not realistic for many people to buy into this because you are going to need to spend a lot in order to make a lot, which isn’t even guaranteed. If you are on a budget then this just isn’t the way to go.

If you are looking for a more legitimate and affordable program to make money with then I suggest taking a look at this program. I joined 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

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

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Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System Review – Is This Just Another Scam?

Since you are reading my review of Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System I’m guessing that you are probably suspicious of some of the bold claims made about this. There are a lot of different sales pitches out there and promotions for this program and most of them claims that you can make easy money online…. as much as $500 – $10,000 per sale.

Honestly most of the sales videos I have seen that funnel you into buying this program do seem way to good to be true. This is the reason I decided to put together this review because people need to know the truth. The truth is that while you can make money with Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System…. its not nearly as easy as it may sound.

Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System Review

Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System is a “make money online” program created by Jeff Lerner, who is a very successful online marketer that makes over 7 figures a year. This program provides tools and training to be able to make money online.

Like I said, there are a lot of different promotions for this place. I review websites all the time, like Copy The Millionaire & Job Killer System for example, that promote this money making opportunity.

These promotions are all usually the same thing…. they tell you how easy it is to make money with this pre-made system, they say that everything is done for you, they tell you that you can make $500 – $10,000 per sale, etc.

They tell you everything that you want to hear. And you will see why in a second…

How This “System” Works

People buy into Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System to make money online and then they are pushed to make money online by getting other people to buy into Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System. Its a big cycle.

That is why there are all of these different websites out there promoting this system. They are all created by affiliates who are promoting it to make money.

The pre-made aspects of this program that they tell you about are all set up to get members to go out and promote the system. Everything is based around selling the system.

One Thing They Don’t Tell You

Most of the sales pitches that I have heard out there claim that this system is “completely automated” or “completely done-for-you”.

This is not true. And besides… why would they even provide training if everything was already done for you? What would you need training on if you don’t have to do anything?

The reality is that you will have to implement the training to actually make money and this is not as easy as it sounds. You will have to be the one that goes out and markets the program. And anyone involved with online marketing for any length of time knows that this is not a simple task, especially if you have no experience.

The Massive Cost

The $49/mo or $39/mo (whatever it is) that you have to pay for Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System is just the beginning of things. This is just the start.

You know how they say you can make $500 to $10,000 commissions? Well these commissions are being made by selling the program. So if you are going to make $10,000 commissions then the product being sold must cost more than $10,000 right? That is correct.

This Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System is just the beginning of things. You will be upsold on Jeff Lerner’s much much more expensive products and so will the people that you bring into the system. Just as you will be trying to sell products that cost over $10k, so will the person that recruited you into the system.

And guess what? You have to first purchase the products that you want to sell. So before you can earn $500 – $10,000 commissions you will first have to purchase those extremely expensive products. This is where they get you and this is how they keep the money flowing in.

Conclusion on Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System – Good Opportunity?

I don’t particularly care for programs like this that get people to buy in and then just push them to go out and get other people to buy in. But I wouldn’t really call this a scam because there are people making money with it. Although I would call it somewhat of a “shady” business practice.

The sites promoting this Jeff’s 6 Figure Business System on the other hand…. many of them are scams because they are extremely misleading in what they tell people in order to get them to buy in.

All in all I don’t recommend this program because for 1) all you are doing to make money is getting other people to buy in with the hopes of making money, and 2) its extremely expensive if you really want to make good money and most people just won’t be able to afford it.

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Is Big Profits Plan a Scam? – Must Read Review

Welcome to my review of Big Profits Plan. If you are thinking about buying into this program but are suspicious of the bold claims made then you are going to want to read this over.

Why do I say this? Is Big Profits Plan a scam or something? Well, no not exactly, but the sales pitch for this program is misleading that’s for sure. In this review I’ll be going over what you need to know… what they don’t tell you.

Big Profits Plan Review

There might be multiple sales videos for this program but the one I watched started out saying that you will make more money watching this video than any other video… which is a pretty bold statement and really makes this come off as a scam.

The video also tells you that you make $500 just for watching the video and following a few simple steps, which sounds awesome, but again makes it seem even more like a scam.

On top of all of this there are a lot of things that are fake about this site…

The Fakeness

Fake Reviews

The reviews at the bottom of the sales page are also all fake. I suspected this when I came across them so I decided to do a little investigating. I did a reverse Google image search for the first comment by “Barry” and found that this picture is used on about 100 other sites….

These reviews are all completely fake and made up.

Fake Limited Spots

They also tell you that there are only a limited number of spots open for you to join in your area. This is a lie intended to get people to buy into it faster. You could go back to this site in a month’s time and it would be telling you the same darn thing.

Fake Creator?

The spokesperson in the sales videos is supposedly named Richard Paul…

This guy is supposedly also the creator of Countdown To Profits, Instant Success System, and Stark Trading System as you can see here…

He claims to be making millions with all of these systems he promotes yet there is no information on this guy that is reliable. He is more than likely a made up name that is just being used to help promote this program. This happens all the times with programs like this.

The Real Program Here

The real program being promoted here is called Aspire. This whole Big Profits Plan website is just part of a funnel that gets people to buy into Aspire.

Aspire is a digital marketing program that provides tools and training to make money online. Most people that become members end up promoting Aspire to other people because the tools and training push you to do so. Basically it is a program that people buy into to make money online and then they make money online by getting other people to buy into it.

The Cost

Aspire is what you call a “high ticket” program, meaning that you can make big commissions selling it to other people but it also costs a heck of a lot beforehand.

And when I say a lot I mean it. Some of the upsells in Aspire cost in the thousands of dollars range. And the catch is that in order to make money selling the Aspire products to other people you first have to purchase them.

What Makes It Difficult

Making money with Aspire is more difficult than many people will lead you to believe. Besides the market being very saturated from other members promoting the same program, it is also a mlm.

MLM stands for multi-level marketing and basically what this means is that it has a pyramid like commissions structure where you can make money off of your recruits, and the people they recruit, and the people they recruit.

I know this sounds awesome but in reality it makes it more difficult for those at the bottom because some of their potential earnings are getting taken away and given to the people above them. That is why mlm’s commonly have extremely high turnover rates… because they are darn hard to make money with.

Conclusion on Big Profits Plan – Scam?

Big Profits Plan I would definitely consider a scam because it is very misleading and makes promises that are lies, for example the $500 for watching the video thing is very misleading and untrue. However Aspire itself, which is the real program here, is not a scam. They are legitimate and do provide a lot of value with the training and tools they give. However, they are more difficult than what people make them out to be and extremely expensive.

If you are looking for a more affordable and less risky way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. This is the same place I learned to make money online back in 2015, and now I do this for a living.

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Is Simple Wealth Creators a Scam? – Review of This Program

Simple Wealth Creators is a system that claims it can easily generate you thousands of dollars online… but we have all heard claims like this before and they usually turn out to be scams. So is Simple Wealth Creators a scam? Or is this possibly the amazing opportunity that people wait a lifetime to come across?

In this review I’ll be going over all you need to know about this place… how it works, the cost, the downside, etc. And by the way, I am not a member of this place so this is an unbiased 3rd party review

Simple Wealth Creators Review

Simple Wealth Creators is a high ticket program where you make money online promoting the program to other people. There are different membership levels you can buy in at and this determines how much you will be able to make. As you can imagine, the more you spend the more you can make.

This is similar to programs like MOBE and Aspire in a way.

How It Works

There are 3 different levels you can buy in at. These include the Starter Suite, the Deluxe Suite, and the Premium Suite.

The Starter Suite costs $597 and with it you can make $350 per sale; the Deluxe Suite costs $2,097 and with it you can make $1,400 per sale; And the Premium Suite costs $3,597 and with it you can make $2,450 per sale. This works out to be right around 70% commissions no matter which level you are at.

One of the catches is that in order to commissions on the sales you will have to be at the level your referrals buy in at or greater. For example: If you have the Starter Suite then you can only make money selling the Starter Suite. You will not be able to earn from the Deluxe Suit or Premium Suite even if someone you referred in buys in at those levels. In order to earn from those you will have to have bought them or greater.

How You Make Sales

They tell you over an over again that there is no selling involved but this can get a bit misleading.

There will be a sales team at follows up with leads and helps make sales. So for example if you refer someone to them and they enter their name, email, and phone number but don’t buy in, the sales team will contact them and try to get them to. So they will hep close sales for you.

But you still have to sell people on the idea in the first place. You have to refer people and this is easier said than done.

Its Not Nearly as Automated as You Think

Most people seem to think that this requires little work due to the automation and this is because the sales videos lead you to believe this. While there is a lot of automation with this system it will still be up to you to go out and get leads. And like I said, this is easier said than done.

Simple Wealth Creators will provide training to you in order to do this. There will be training on using social media for traffic, paid advertising, Youtube marketing and more. This is where the work comes into play. You will have to take action here and put it to the test. This system will not work for the lazy, as with any make money online method.

Can You Make Money With It

You can absolutely make money with this and I bet some people will go on to make a lot, but most people probably won’t make much, if any. People with no experience will find it very difficult.

The problem with high ticket programs like this is that they are very hard to sell. You don’t have to sell all that much because of the big commissions that you can make but selling at all is very difficult.

Conclusion on Simple Wealth Creators – Scam?

This place isn’t a scam. They do provide you with training/tools and you can make money with it but its just not as amazing as many people that are part of it make it sound. The people claiming it is the best thing ever are probably the ones trying to sell you on it.

I don’t recommend this system for quite a few reasons, one of the biggest being that it is very expensive and most people won’t be able to afford it.

If you are looking for a more affordable and less risky way to make money online then I suggest taking a look at this program. Not only is it 100x more affordable, but it is also more realistic that the average Joe can make money with it. This is the same place I learned to make money online back in 2015, and now I do this for a living.

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Is My Dot Com Business a Scam? Review of Paul Lynch’s Program

I’m guessing you are reading my review of My Dot Com Business because you are suspicious of it all. Maybe you are wondering if you really can make money with it or is My Dot Com Business a scam? If this is you then you are right where you want to be.

There are a lot of people out there promoting this business and that is how it was brought to my attention. So I looked into it and in this review I’ll be going over what you need to know. And if you are thinking about buying into it you are definitely going to want to read this beforehand.

My Dot Com Business Review

My Dot Com Business (aka My Dot Com Business Franchise) is what you call a high ticket program, meaning it costs a ton of money but you can also make a ton of money selling it. It is basically one of those programs you buy into to make money online and then you make money online by selling it to other people.

There are different levels you can buy in at which give you training, a website, and sales funnels for you to promote My Dot Com Business to other people and earn commissions off of it.

The creator of My Dot Com Business is a man named Paul Lynch. He has been around in the online marketing industry for a while and is a fairly well known name. One of the things he is well known for is promoting a similar opportunity to his My Dot Com Business called MOBE, which I will get more into later.

Shaqir Hussyin is the co-founder of this system and he has a very similar past. He is a big member of MOBE and has done millions in sales over the years. Both of these guys have made a lot and know what they are doing.

The Price Levels

My Dot Com Business will be out of the question for many people looking to make money online because it is extremely expensive. The cost will range anywhere from $997 to $19,997 depending on where you buy in at.

This also means you will be able to earn commissions of $500 to $8,000 on a single sale, which is also huge.

There are 4 different levels and their prices are as follows…

License Level – $997
Franchise Level – $5,000
Gold Level – $11,497
Platinum Level – $19,997

The kicker here is that you have to buy into the different levels before you can earn commissions off of them.

What You Get

When you join you will get sales funnels, websites, email lists, online training, training at their offices in the UK, and more. But you won’t get all of this with the cheaper levels, like the License Level for example. As you can imagine the higher level you join the more you get. When you join at a higher level you will get everything from the lower levels plus what that level contains.

They call this a “done for you” system because you get the website that has products one it ready to sell, the sales funnels you need to sell the products, etc. So pretty much all you have to do is drive traffic to your site, which you will get training on.

Sounds easy right? Well its not…. traffic generation should not be underestimated.

What This Really Is

As I mentioned in the beginning, both of the creators of My Dot Com Business are big affiliates of MOBE. And MOBE is what this really is all about.

The backend product of My Dot Com Business is really MOBE. So basically this is all a funnel to get people to buy into MOBE in the end, which is the same type of deal where people buy in to make money online and are then taught to make money online by getting other people to buy in.

There are lots of funnels for MOBE out there by its affiliates. I review them all the time including Rookie Profit System and My Online ATM.

The Reality Here

The reality is that this is not as easy as it seems to be and that is why most people that buy into this will fail, as with just about any online business. The reality is that there is no simple way to make money online, everything takes hard work.

Even the creators of this program probably struggled in the beginning. Sure they make easy money now but it wasn’t this way in the beginning.

Conclusion on My Dot Com Business – Should You Join?

I wouldn’t call My Dot Com Business a scam because you can make money with it but its also not a program I will be recommending. For one, because it is extremely expensive and most people won’t be able to afford it and, 2, because I don’t really think the business model here is very ethical. People buy in and have no idea what they are up against because you pretty much have to buy into the upsells if you want a good chance at making good money.

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