Cheers,
MnD

Hi Chastity. There are different ways to look at SCAM. Even though, the Cambridge dictionary describes SCAM as dishonest activity, especially in the interest of making money, (by the way, I love this explanation), I don’t think that Omar’s SCAM. You see, he openly shares his products on his website, so if you look at it, you see that those products are cross-selling. Maybe you don’t see the upsells straight away (safe to say, I hate upsells so as you), but there is a money-back guarantee almost on every of his product. So, as he is open, everyone is able to see and make an informed decision if Omar’s products are worth joining or not. I think the majority is low quality, but that’s my opinion.

Yeah, Omar Martin belongs to the group of affiliate marketers, that are not really affiliates anymore, rather than SALES PERSONS. His mentor is John Thornhill and John is close to Jono Armstrong. Jono was part of Cindy Donovan‘s education and he is the inspiration for Branson Tay. They all prefer product creation rather than affiliate marketing. While it is up to everyone to choose the way to go ( i prefer affiliate marketing because it is cheaper to start) the product creator is responsible for the quality of the product. And if these product creators are bringing cheap crap, just to make money, they are rubbish.

I am really happy to hear your positive feedback guys. Helping others is my priority number one. It is not easy to distinguish which product( creator) is a scam and which one is legit. WA is undoubtedly a great place to go when starting out earning money online. Cheers

Hey William. You are welcome. I am really happy that you liked my blog post and that you see value in it. I try to help NEWBIES to make an informed decisions. Nowadays, the internet space is clunked with those get-rich-quick schemes. Obviously, for someone without experience, this might seem like the ideal way to go. Unfortunately, it can’t be further from the truth. on the other side, it is good(I do know there are courses and platforms that do help newbies create a legitimate online business. Affiliate Lab and Location Rebel are 2 very relevant ones, only a bit pricey. (I can imagine, that for someone starting out, the budget can be limited). My number one recommendation is Wealthy Affiliate. Simply, because it offers all that you need to know, and later use when in an affiliate marketing business. Additionally, it comes with a price tag that is more affordable and it works on a monthly basis, so it is more suitable for people without a big budget. I hope this helpes.

I have not heard of Omar Martin before. Your review seems very honest and upfront about the program. It seems you have investigated the system well. The system reminds me of ClickFunnels, an endless supply of upsells. With ClickFunnels it is a legit business but geared towards people with existing business to drive leads. It’s more about paid traffic.

Is your take on Omar Martin a scam? Your review didn’t really address that aspect, just that he isn’t honest. To me, based on what you have stated, this sounds like it is possibly a scam because the products change over so quickly. If not, then it is just like ClickFunnels where there are endless upsells and the ads are so vague offering a ton of tools for free. Once you join there is upsell, after upsell, after upsell. Then you discover that you haven’t even actually signed up for the program and it’s $297/month.

Thanks for the information,
Chastity