Commission Breakthrough
Commissionbreakthrough.com "Free" doesn't mean free Internet

Internet & Web

This business contacts you by email using a person's name (don't know if it is real or fictitious) and offers you free information. You go to the video and they do a great job of really spinning the fact that their info is free. Then they ask you to "pitch in" $34.00 to help with expenses.By pitching in, you get "free" lifetime access to this website. Once you do that, you can go to the next site, which invites you to upgrade for $97.00, which you of course refuse to do, then they offer you the same upgrade for $47.00. If you do that, then you can purchase a domain for $100.50. Then you go to the next page and choose your level of participation ranging in price from $0. (where you get no leads sent to you) up to $599.00 for the top level. Your "free" information has now cost you a max of $783.50. So, unless you have $800.00 dollars burning a hole in your pocket, don't go there.


Company: Commission Breakthrough
Country: USA
Site: commissionbreakthrough.com
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