They sell the dream of being financially independent.
The Scheme:
Sign up for $997 and get others to sign up for $997. But that's only the beginning of charges...
There are set up fees, domain name fee, monthly $29 fee, and recommended advertising fees.
Your sponsor says, "Do what I do and you'll succeed." But he won't reveal his advertising sources, which are top secret. Why would he tell you? You'll eventually become his competitor.
The recommended marketing campaign I took cost $249 and brought in $0. When I complained, they said, "It takes time." But then they sent out an email that said you could rake in thousands in just a week.
Inconsistent and hypocritical.
What makes it "legal" is that you get a bunch of e-books for the $997. But these so-called publications are mostly out-of-date, kindergarten-level, poorly written reports. At most, they're worth $150—and that's being generous.
You won't want to waste the paper to print them out.
No one gets in for the e-books. Everyone gets in hoping to sell others for $997 and pocket the money.
It's a Pyramid Scheme disguised as an e-book library.
Say NO to greed and don't take the bait. Only a small minority are making money, and they are spending lots of money advertising and sending out mass spam email messages.
One more thing: Good luck trying to cancel the $29 monthly fee. They make it really difficult to cancel.
They have a ZERO REFUND policy. No exceptions.
Do yourself a favor and avoid Passport to Wealth!
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