Perfect Wealth Formula is one name for these types of companies and there's alot of them on the internet so don't be fooled by any of them. The Perfect Wealth Formula is the one that I was involved in and this is the way you end up getting taken in the end. The program is full of promises and leaves off many important details that are not brought out up friont like they should be. It is worded to mean one thing and misleads you a little at a time costing you more money. Finally you are in it so deep that you can't afford to quit. The company says they match your funds they use for advertising dollar for dollar. They offer no proof of that at all. The website is great, has a voice over and all. It tells about how you can (almost) sit back and do nothing but watch the money roll in. It is full of testimonials that may or may not be true. The testimonials could actually be true but I have my doubts.
You read where people make 5 sales in one day, made thousands while on vacation, The site shows people in a home type setting playing with their children and smiling about the money they made. Making it appear it is easy and nothing to it. The owner holds up a handfull of money in a fan shape. The website shows big cars, yachts, airplanes, and all the things rich people like to buy with their money. This is the work of a very smart marketing designer. The truth is you pay a fee and it appears that is all you have to do.in reality you pay the upfront fee, wait for the money to arrive, make a call and find out that you were supposed to advertise your business, pay for the ads yourself, and make the sales yourself, UNLESS, you joinup with the sales service that cost you $1067. That is in addition to the $1497 you paid in the beginning.
The website plainly says you don't even have to talk to anyone unless you want to. That is true but they didn't say what it takes to not talk to someone and make sales. Now you are all set to really sit back and make money because they are making the sales for you. Their highly trained staff, which I am almost positive is only one guy, does the selling for you. Now, you sit back waiting for an email where you just made a few grand. Don't hold your breath! Nothing happens like you were promised. The reason is you didn't get on the rotator. What is the rotator? Well that is something they setup and I guess it does what it's name is and rotates. Each person who has the sales agreement for a year is placed on the rotator so when the calls come in it will throw one your way if your name is on the website that someone pulls up.
The only problem is the rotator cost $200... A MONTH! So now we pay our $200 because we are what??? $2564 in it already and they say we will get calls, we will get sales, other people are getting sales, we are making sales for people here and blah, blah, blah. All at once we still don't get any calls because we did not pay our monthly fee for something, I still don't know what it is either, but it is $14.97.. A month. Well, I guess that is all we have to pay unless it is another step in there somewhere I missed. I quit before it got any further. Since I wrote so many bad emails to them they decided that they would extend my rotator fee for an extra two weeks into September and they did. All that is wrong now is that they didn't extend the $14.97 a month fee so I was locked out and still can't get any money even if they make a sale for me. Because I didn't pay that fee they will keep all the money if there is any made on my website.
When I griped about the program I was told it was the cost of doing business and everyone has business expenses. True, but usually you know about the future expenses before hand and have a fair idea you will make a profit. With PWF you have to depend on what others say to you and believe me your interest in not on their minds, it's all about your money intheir pocket. I have a problem with this company for their misleading website and how they dollar you to death. Actually, they do make group phone calls and try to train you on how to make it work. This makes them look like they are honest but a sale to you is one they didn't get so who are we really working for here? The truth is people have to put up alot of money and they are skeptical and sales are few and hard.
There are many programs just like this out there. This is a workable system in a way. First of all you have to have a product to sell. They have one but it is a library of ebooks on how to make money on the internet, which they go on and on about how valuable it is. You can find them all day long on the internet for free or for 20 bucks, so there is no value but it does get them by the law. You pay by credit card and download the crap and $1000 goes to the person who is your sponsor, the other money goes to the owner of the company Jason Pearson. A picture is on the net of Jason but could not really be him. You know the rest of dollar here and dollar there stories so, on with the system. They claim they advertise but could not produce any ads that were available for me to see in real print. A person sees the ads, goes to the www,reads the website and buys. The person whos name comes up next is the one who gets the sale. Last count I had 193 hits and only 5 prospects. No sales!
My advice to you is stay away from this and all programs like it. I learned how to make money on the internet and I will share it with you for free. The internet is a source of information and people will pay for that information. Sadly it is full of information ripoffs where you never get anything or any value from the infromation you requested. Let's say you know how to build something of interest, or you are good at working on something, or you have knowledge that not a alot of people know but would like to learn. Get on your computer and write it all down in detail and explain your ideas. Make it in the form of an ebook. You can find hundreds of sites where you can advertise your website to millions for about $299. Send out your ads and they will tell you how many people hit your site and how long they stayed on it. Before long you will be selling something that cost you nothing to produce. If your site has an automatic click and buy, you actually could go fishing, or eating dinner and come home to see you made some good money and it works for you 24 hours a day. There is no end to this, it goes on forever. You don't need to get involved with scams that really don't have a product but just exchange money. That is all the Perfect Wealth Formula is. There is no value in the product it is just a money swapping scheme. I will call it a scheme rather than a scam. Unlike a real internet selling program there is an end to PWF. Many people get in it and can go no further. Maybe $1497 is all the money they have.
After they spend the $1497 under false pretenses they are now broke and can't contimue the program. Then later they find out they need about $3000 more to continue and it's too late. The comopany, however, gets to keep the money. With PWF you won't get anywhere and they just pocket your hard earned money. If a real and usefull product is sold no one gets burned. There is no end. Perfect Wealth Formula and any other program promoting the same idea is not going to work for you unless you spend alot of money and do the work yourself and then it's a big maybe you will get some money. It is too big a gamble, keep your money. They get mad when I call them scammers but after reading this are they not scammers? If you think not buy it, try it, and post it on here in a few months and let's read your opinion. The people who claim they are making money are deep into it and will tell you anything to get you to join.
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