Martin Morse of Club Colossal sold me $1,505.88 worth of "Guaranteed Sign Ups" for his MLM Downline Club (Club Colossal) with the promise that these sign ups were of "high quality."
In other words, these sign ups were supposed to be people that were ready to join the first MLM paid program that we were going to join as a club. When we finally joined the paid program, only 3 of these GSU's out of over 500
actually signed up for the program. From these results, I came to the conclusion that the GSU's I purchases from him were obviously people that were never intending to join the paid program. I do understand that some
people will change their minds in situations such as this, but the low sign up percentage that I experienced here is unacceptable.
I feel that this individual made false claims about his Guaranteed Sign Ups and used decetive advertising just so he could sell as many as possible for a quick buck. Also, Martin Morse made false promises of an early retirement if you made it to the top 300 list, such as myself. The top 300 contest was a promotion that he strongly pushed at his web site so he could sell as many GSU's as possible. I ended up being #148 in the top 300 because of my purchase of 500 GSU's from his Club.By making a point for members to try and make it to the top 300, he was able to sell a lot of his GSU's (Guaranteed Sign Ups) in the process. It doesn't take a genious to figure this one out. I have already filed reports with the FTC, the BBB, the FBI & the Internet Fraud Center.
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