Comments on: Millionaire Society Review-Will You Believe This Guy?

By: Julius

Julius — Mon, 08 Aug 2022 09:50:55 +0000

In reply to Ceci. Hi Ceci. You are right, there are just too many red flags. Therefore, this program is to be avoided. There are many similar programs out there, which work on the same strategy. Share a great sales page, only for you to find out, that there is not much of value(in this case, it is also outdated). On the other hand, I love programs where the creators work on the improvement of the program and also do have a sort of community that supports each other. SO far, only this platform has offered that to me, so I would definitely recommend this to everyone, who wants to be successful online. Cheers

By: Ceci

Ceci — Mon, 08 Aug 2022 01:06:44 +0000

Too many red flags you’ve highlighted on the Millionaire Society program………
– program offered for $4.95 to lure you in but with an unmentioned monthly price of $97 on the sales page
– program and tools are outdated with 80% of content no longer relevant to the present day
– no reviews on TrustPilot and no Linkedin connections
-lots of PDFs with no clear direction on use, and few short videos – Will be difficult figuring out training……and more…
I am not surprised the program was rated so low. Does not look like a program that can provide value to its users!
Ceci

By: Julius

Julius — Thu, 04 Aug 2022 15:52:04 +0000

In reply to Christine. Hi Christine. Thanks a lot for you stopping by and leaving your comment. I am as well like you, surprised at how many those low-value product creators are out there. Crazy, huh? In this particular case, I think the issue is not the length of those PDFs, but rather the missing structure. It's like a bunch of articles, without pointing out the direction. On the other hand, my recommendation, Wealthy Affiliate has this amazing step-by-step training that will understand anyone. 16 or 60 years old? Tech savvy or computer hater? It doesn't matter. I was really blown away by how simple it is. Therefore, I won't recommend other platforms to start with. Cheers

By: Julius

Julius — Thu, 04 Aug 2022 15:46:43 +0000

In reply to Matt Lin. Hi Matt. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your experience with the Millionaire Society. Those guys, who are behind those products, just try to lure newbies into it. If I would see this some 4 years ago, I might also think, it will deliver. But after, after more than 3 years in the online business industry, I know, that the info inside the Millionaire Society will not help people create a sustainable online business. on the other hand, Wealthy Affiliate has everything people need when starting out an online business. Cheers

By: Matt Lin

Matt Lin — Tue, 02 Aug 2022 12:53:07 +0000

Hi Julius,

Thanks for exposing yet another scammy product. Your readers will make a better decision because of your sharing. The dishonest founder, bold misleading claims, and low-quality PDF files push me away from it instead of paying money to join it. I believe people should have a correct mindset about making money online to avoid chasing shiny objects. By doing that, they could finally find a legitimate platform to build a sustainable online business, such as your recommendation. 🙂

Cheers,
Matt

By: Christine

Christine — Tue, 02 Aug 2022 00:02:27 +0000

It’s weird that this guy has no Linkedin connections and no reviews on TrustPilot even though his company has existed for so long …
The PDFs might be useful but few people will want to read long PDFs … video training is more effective and often keeps the interest. Anyway, if there isn’t much info about the creator of Millionaire Society I would be suspicious and I wouldn’t get into it. Thanks for this honest review! I’m always surprised at how many dishonest “get-rich-quick” schemes there are on the internet.