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(1) Product name
(2) Price you paid for the product
(3) Why it was a scam
(4) Website URL

Upon leaving your comment below, I will go through these and personally email you when I have done a product review.   As always I thank you for providing me with your feedback and taking part in my venture to keep the Internet safe, scam free and to help others avoid the “vultures” out there!

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  1. Dieter

    bannerbit.com is a scam. the name I dealed with is Daniel Roarak. Over one year they wasted my money (50KUS$) Everything is fake. Please give a warning to Your readers and tell me if You have an idea how to bring them to justice??(they are international organized!!)

  2. John

    Hi Kyle,

    I joined Club Orenda/Mana TLC. cluborendatravel.com ,based in Scottsdale Arizona, on the 31st March 2017. The initial membership was $650 USD. All was going well and initially I was paid my commissions earnt, until I asked for my unpaid commissions three months ago and I have been met with silence and no responses from the owners, Roberto Cantu Gonzalez and Georgie Louise Kirby. I have not been paid my outstanding commissions in 6 months after numerous requests to the company, and am owed over $9000 USD. On closer investigation approximately 150 other members from Finland, Germany, Kenya and Tanzania are yet to be paid commissions and now Australia. The business does not have a product nor service and all commissions are paid on membership sales. Have you investigated this company previously? Can you tell me what legal avenues I have to recover these outstanding commissions?

    Many thanks

    John

    • Kyle

      I would suggest you contact your local state authorities if you feel as though you have been taken advantage of. When I get a chance, I will definitely investigate what is going on here. Sorry to hear about your situation.

  3. Donald

    Hello. I wonder if you have covered Marcus Campbell’s program called Simple Sites Big Profit. I recently signed up for that program and got a lot of junk for my trouble…including links to sites that don’t exist and video training that doesn’t exist. Don’t fall for his sales pitch!

  4. Mary Jo

    Hi Kyle,
    I have been scammed by RUNCPA (https://runcpa.com) a bitcoin affiliate network. It have proof with datas but they do not care! They can even change datas on their platform, I saw with my own eyes my commission vanishing from their platform and I have proof of that. Some leads never show up on their platform, but even with datas in front of them, nothing can change their mind. Only their words, which change every time count! Datas, they do not care!
    Can you investigate RUNCPA? Have you heard about it?
    Thanks

    • Kyle

      I have never heard of this program, but I will investigate when I have the opportunity to do so. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and sorry to hear that you feel you have been scammed by this program.

  5. Shirlee Steee

    Kyle is there a regulatory body in the States that regulates and monitors online programs. I would like to report a program that has recently surfaced to such a body. It isn’t a big purchase – only 50 cents (50centfreedom).

    I did sign up – paid for my membership and then did refer a number of people.

    Then yesterday I discovered that admin had allowed strangers to steal my referrals and when I called them on this they cancelled my membership without responding. Very unethical and concerning behaviour. Although the membership was only 50 cents – they have already earned 1.2 million dollars (25,000 members) during pre-launch.

    • Kyle

      As far as I am concerned, $0.50 or $50,000, if you are ripping someone off you are ripping someone off. There are many schemes and scams out there in all shapes and sizes and I do appreciate you bringing this program to my attention. I will definitely investigate it.

    • Kyle

      I haven’t heard of this program, but I will definitely investigate it. Thanks for letting me know Sierra.

  6. Robert Smith

    BIOSOLACE INTERNATIONAL ripped me and my friends off after soliciting a $500 dollar founder fee in which the founders promised us a global profit after one year..well the company has yet to launch, we never received anything for our money and we discovered that the company has no office, staff, support and has no allowed anyone to start making money off downline organization that they encouraged us to sign up. apparently this business is being run out of a hone in Los Angeles by two brothers one of which has been sued for hundreds of thousands of dollars for fraud. They recruit via facebook page and sell MSM product with actually nothing in it.. also female sanitary napkins.. Run from these guys and don’t get ripped off like we did!

  7. Elan

    I found this program called “2Day Profits” that I got a link to from being on the warrior forum e-mail list: 2dayprofits.com

    It just sounds too good to be true. Make your first $1,000 in seven days? Ultimate get rich quick scheme if you ask me.

    • Kyle

      I would be weary of any program that claims quick income like this. Conventionally these sort of programs are playing on the emotions of their audience and often times desperation. There is a good chance if you are making $1,000 in your first 7 days online, you are either going to be spending more than this amount in advertising or you are subsequently going to be forced to rip others off.

  8. Hello. I am looking for information about the Wazzub and Perfect Internet scam, then I saw your post from two years ago saying that it is being investigated like Herbalife. I just can’t believe it is this hard to find information about this, such as headlines with their alleged founders being handcuffed and thrown to jail. If you know where to find it, can you point me in the right direction? How can a company serially lie for years about successive IPOs that never happen, but never get in trouble with the SEC? Do you have an update on this?

  9. Susan11

    Recently before I joined Wealthy Affiliate.com [which by the way I know your not a scam, and I am totally happy with for the price], but I was told by this company Enterprise-Commerece University LLC. who teaches eBay.com Training for $4,000.00 which I am now locked into paying $149.70 for each month out of my $735.00 SSI pension for.

    Yet, I am not able to do all of the postings of picture’s and up-pricing, because I just found out that I have Austio-Arthritis in my upper Shoulder Arm Socket that makes typing very painful. What I need to know is can you tell me if this Company out of Coral Springs, Fl 33075-8707 is a legit company. For I am having a hard time with the difference of what I have learned with them in three months for the price of what they are charging me out of my SSI.

    For what I am getting out of the program. There seemed to be something off when I started The WAHinstitute,net or WorkAtHome.net program that I got signed with just three days before they called telling me that e-Commerce University LLC was connected with them, but was their Couching program, then they changed their minds, and said that they were not related to them. Yet every time I go to The WAHinstitute to talk with them about making a Website for free I get a call from Chase who is with e-Commerce University LLC or a Call from my Couch with the e-Commerce, and they tell me something different. Where do I go to get the truth, and how do I find how to get out of that eBay Program.

    I really don’t like it, for it is too much work with my muscles, and way too expensive for what I am getting out of it?

    • Kyle

      Although I have never heard of this program, based on your story it sounds like you are being taken advantage of here and potentially scammed Susan. If you don’t feel like you are getting value of the program, I would cut all ties with it and if you feel you have been taken advantage of or “fooled” into buying something, you may want to consider contacting your credit card company and letting them know what is going on. They may be able to recover some of your expenses.

      In addition to that, moving forward I am absolutely going to be able to help you within Wealthy Affiliate. I know you are going to really love your experience there and you have lots of help every step of the way, not to mention access to the most comprehensive and technologically advanced platform in the industry.

  10. Rut

    Hi Kyle.

    I’m always getting e-mail about become a millionaire in 30 days and they offer you money to start, don’t cost you a dime. But when you sign up you can’t get started unless you pay them 250$ and people that buy into this never get paid what they earn. How is it different from WA. How can I be sure that I will get paid from WA?

    • Kyle

      We don’t guarantee income. Any company that does, is a scam.

      If you are work hard and take action on what we teach, you will be building a business. That can lead to income and a sizeable one, but only you are in control of that. The thing that is unique about Wealthy Affiliate over other programs in the industry is that you can try it before you ever have to spend any money, in fact you can get a truly free Starter membership with NO obligation at all.

      If a company cannot show you what you are going to get before you have to make a purchase, chances are they have something to hide.

      • David Lumsden

        Web Advantage.com and Geeker.com are companies that appeared on my credit card report without any knowledge on my part. I did not know they existed. Between them they have stolen nearly $400.00 from my Credit Card.
        Thank you Kyle for running a good company with good service.
        DRL

        • Kyle

          We will investigate. I haven’t heard of either and if you had charges that weren’t supposed to be there from those companies, I would contact your credit card company and let them know what is going on. They should have no problems getting you a refund if these are services that you didn’t actually join or that fraudulently put charges on your card.

  11. Yassir Ennazk

    I ordered FaceSniper from this guy called Yassir Ennazk. Turns out he was offering refund after his product went down just around few months. Surprisingly, he chose to announce on this on the forums, but not notifying buyers directly via their email – so i missed out. WHen I try to claim the refund from him, his excuse was the period to redeem refund has gone.

    Question is: what would you do if you are in my situation?

    • Kyle

      You could contact your credit card company and try to get a chargeback if you feel you were wrongly taken for a ride here. It is peculiar that a product would cease operations and then only offer a refund for a set period of time.

  12. WEG

    Kyle,

    SCAM or Legit? I don’t know.

    The product name of a possible scam in InboxBlueprint, referred to by its leader, developer and founder Anik Singal as “Lurn Nation” at times. He is still trying to push a free book “Circle of Profit” which encompasses again the email marketing venture. What made me buy into this was the forward from Motivational speaker Les Brown and Robert Kiyosaki (Rich dad, Poor dad). What a disappointment.

    http://inboxblueprint.com/yes/

    Crazy as this may seem. I thought it was legit but found out after paying $1,497.00 (None Refundable) that it was a start of many training video’s and modules about the industry. Although Anik promises to be one on one if after 60days of not being pleased with the program that will never happen. The selling point is that it’s easy to set up and generate income in no time. Realizing after you purchase that will you have to generate traffic to what is your OPT-IN page this becomes the first sticking point. There are all kinds of up-sell items “SendLane” email generator, Domain name purchases, and on and on. If you don’t have experience technically with working with applications you will be totally lost.

    I’ve reached out to the so called experts and got nothing.

    They allow for affiliate features, free white pages that is generated after folks fill in their email on a thank you page. All this created into several modules within the program. You pick a niche, create a funnel, select an OPT-IN page, select email generator/free report and then the ok you’re ready for traffic…guest blogging, forum commenting, blog commenting, twitter, email media, facebook or google advertising, SEO. So although there is much training…it’s overwhelming and makes you want to pay for the additional coaching package that Anik offers.

    Expensive, but you are already a hostage at this point …there is no back out plan. Somehow he tries to say because of the training and coaching there is no refund in the refund policy. That you never see until you spend the $1,497.00.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for sharing your experiences here WEG, I am unfamiliar with this program but I will add this to my list of potential future product reviews. Sorry to hear about your negative experience and I hope you can get your refund that you feel is warranted to you.

      • Shiconda

        I also checking into this company and before spending any money I wanted to get more information. I was wondering if you found out if this company legit or not?

  13. kavita

    Hi there,

    I am using a application which name is mazuma it is mazuma affiliate marketing app. It gives money for watching videos and I joined this a payment of 17,500. Now I’m confuse about this company pls help me and confirm to me whether or not it is a legit company or scam.

    It is Hong Kong based company. Thanks.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for letting me know. If you had to PAY them in order to watch videos to in essence, earn your money back…chances are you are dealing with a company that may be questionable here. I will investigate them when I get a chance.

  14. Helen

    How do you call a company which

    – has long outstanding debts (since January, 2016) to its distributors ?

    – has long outstanding debts (since January, 2016) to its employees ?

    – creates a tax avoidance scheme for individuals by using Payoneer system ?

    – manipulates with corporate taxes in Europe ?

    – includes in its CEO counsels former leaders of finance pyramid companies ?

    Do you call such a company Kyani SCAM, FRAUD, CRIME or LEGITIMATE OPPORTUNITY ?

    • Kyle

      That company definitely does sound suspect Helen and I have actually heard some things about Kyani form past communications/posts . Thanks for letting me know and I will investigate it within an upcoming release.

  15. Chris

    Reveiw Request: Tecademics and Internet Marketing College

    The Next Empower Network:

    InternetMarketingCollege.com
    Tecademics.com
    MatchingMillions.com

    all the same company, Tecademics

  16. TitusAstariko Ambuka

    Hello Kyle,

    I haven’t seen someone ask for a review on the HYIP thing that nowadays are emerging so fast. I have personally been caught up in those get rich quickly schemes.There are two companies that came up this year,to be precise last month, they are not 1 month old.How does someone pay you 150% to 440% in 1 day of your initial deposit.Anyway, sounds so good that anyone can easily get attracted to.i lost $30 in one and $42 in another, according to my little look into these two companies, am suspecting that they are run by one person or rather the same people.Have a look at them here and let me know,I wish there was a way to punish such people and stop them from ripping people’s hard earned money.

    petroleum-eucorp.com
    invuture.biz

    Thanks and let me know once you check them out.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for letting me know, there are a lot of HYIP programs out there that are in the business of taking people’s money unfortunately (and often times running). I will research and review these when I get a chance.

  17. John

    Can you do a video on the “Kyani” pyramid scheme all they do is sell “vitamins” and “health products” but in all reality the only reason they are selling these “products” is through the “recruiting” of other members in the business opportunity, they also have a matrix compensation plan.

    • Kyle

      I have never heard of Kyani, but these sorts of programs are popping up everywhere John. I will consider this program for a future review that I do (when I get enough time to research it in thorough detail). Thanks for brining it to my attention.

  18. Caesar De Souza

    I would appreciate if you would give me your professional opinion about a company known as dubli. It really sounds fishy to me. Their website is dubli.com if you need any more information.

    Thanks.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for letting me know Caesar, I will definitely investigate this program. A quick glance indicates that there are MANY complaints in the industry about this program. I would recommend that you do your due diligence and research before joining any program online as there truly are a lot of scams out there that you need to look out for.

    • Kyle

      I actually have a review planned for that in the new future.

      I have a similar opinion piece that I wrote on “traffic exchanges” that I think you should check out. You can get read it here.

  19. Tori

    Hi Kyle,
    Are you familiar with Affilorama or the Affilo JetPack program that costs around a thousand dollars? They claim to teach affiliate marketing and give niche cheat sheets along with a years worth of autoresponder emails, leadpages, etc. I’m wondering if this would be a good route to take to start as an affiliate marketer?

    • Kyle

      Pre-fab businesses like this (boxed business) almost always lead to failure. The reason is that it is not YOU, your voice, or your experience that is behind the business…and often times you end up within a niche that you do not love or that you are not passionate about.

      I would always recommend that you build a business proper, that starts with a website and a foundation. Check my Getting Started page here to learn how to go about this properly, you should never have to spend $1,000’s on a program to get rolling online.

  20. John Thorpe

    Just have been scammed from a company called Digital Experts Academy / The Six Figure Mentors.

    Over 5K.

    Not impressed.

    • Kyle

      You are not the first to mention this, I have had many others complain about this program. I will consider this for a future product review.

  21. Deepak

    Hi Kyle,

    Have you heard about Digital Profit course which is luring people in India to enroll/ join thier course and earn quick money? They said its a 3 months course where they will teach you about making money online, teaching you the hidden secrets of World Wide Web. I almost got caught in there. However I came across your article about avoiding online scams and save my hard earn money.

    Thanks,

    Deepak meetei

  22. Zbigniew

    Hi, Kyle. Can you tell me what to think about My Paying Ads? It’s one of the so called revenue sharing programs (I do not mean sites like Hubpages, where you get paid for writing articles), which promise to show you how to generate profit with little or no effort at all. I think these sites are scams in general (poor quality, poor support, misleading information, etc.) and I am building a site relating to these ‘revshare programs’ within WA affiliate bootcamp. I have some doubts, though. That’s why I’d really appreciate your opinon on MyPayingAds and also on Traffic Monsoon, which as far as I know is one of the most popular revshare program online.
    Here are the links: https://www.mypayingads.com/index.php
    https://trafficmonsoon.com/

    • Kyle

      I have heard a lot of things about both of these programs, but I haven’t actually investigate them. There are many complaints that are rolling in about trafficmonsoon.com in particular as people feel as though they have been “taken” by that program. I will offer my review when I get a chance, but since I have not reviewed either program I won’t be able to offer you any insightful or comprehensive info. My suggestion is to do your due diligence before joining anything online!

      • Zbigniew

        Thank you, Kyle. I don’t know what “being taken by the program” might exactly mean, but I already know what to write about these sites. I will offer my review soon.

  23. Tony Mcalpin

    Hi Kyle

    I would appreciate if you could check out the company The Six Figure Mentors & The Digital Experts Academy.

    My friend has just been ripped off thousands of dollars. The product is Grovo white labelled with a MLM affiliate programme attached.

    • Kyle

      I have heard of them and you are not the first to tell me that you have been scammed by them. I have definitely received other complaints about these programs Tony. I will definitely offer some insight into this program when I get the opportunity to do so.

  24. Johann H Ragnarsson

    Hi, Kyle and thank you for an important site.

    I´m curious because I´m not 100% sure myself, what is your opinion about hardcorefunnels.com?

    Thanks again for a good website.

    • Kyle

      I haven’t seen this product yet, but the name of it sets of red flags and the initial look I gave it on it’s website. The problem with companies the promote the idea of “funnels” is that yeah, it is good in theory, but unless you understand (a) how to build traffic (b) how to work from a solid foundation/website (c) how to actively create and work with real people that will be on your “list”, then you don’t stand a chance creating a funnel.

      This information is almost always missing within these programs and there are always other associated costs within buying things like an autoresponder, leadpages, websites, hosting, etc. I would avoid this program.

    • Kyle

      Yes, this is a known scam Donnie. If you are interested in creating a business or a consistent revenue scheme, you should not be using this product…rather you should be learning how to properly create a business online using a platform like Wealthy Affiliate.

    • Kyle

      I will investigate it an let you know. My initial thoughts and with a quick review, I would suggest that you might want to stay away from this company Chandra.

  25. PiresPortugal, (Neo-Machiavelli in italian)

    What You think abour Herbalife, Wazzub, Regarding your membership, Anthony Morrison membership and Empower Network?
    Thanks

  26. George Falls

    I have just been scammed of nearly $5000 with a company called The Six Figure Mentors & Digital Experts Academy with Stuart Ross.

    Has anyone else had any issues with this company?

    • Kyle

      So sorry to hear about this George. I will definitely be doing a review on this program as I really hate to hear people getting taken for so much money. Can you elaborate on your experience with these programs? That would be very helpful for my readers and help others from being take by the The Six Figure Mentors scam.

  27. Lee

    I was wondering if you know anything about the “Affiliate App System”? It sounds good on the surface. I have read many good things about it and have as of yet to find any negative.

    • Kyle

      If you are planning on creating a REAL business online, this is definitely not the product. You are in essence sending people to this free system where they in turn have to “buy stuff” in order for you to make a commission. Nothing unique, revolutionary or exciting about this model as it has been around for years.

      It by no means is creating a business either and if you are looking to create something long term (and within any niche of your choice), I recommend that you check out the following Getting Started guide.

  28. Vinu

    Please Kyle, can you tell me if CB passive income is fake or not. I am interested in making money or please any genuine website that helps to make money.

    Regards
    Vinu
    Dubai

    • Kyle

      Save your time and your money, I would avoid any program that ties itself to “passive income” or “clickbank”. I will also be doing a review on this program as well.

      If you want to get rolling online and do so in a way that will actually lead you to a tangible business, I will show you how to get started online for free Vinu. Head over here and you will be well on your way.

  29. J. Groover

    Watch out for the MLM millionaire apprentice, minds of millionaires moms&dads,Bryan Bradley. Also goes by Bryan the hair grower. He has several profiles on Facebook, twitter, he’s on Instagram, many YouTube videos and webinars. Very drcptive and quite frankly unoriginal. A friend is involved and I tried to warn her that it’s a scam. So many people are falling for the lies.I did quite a not of research on him (not that hard with google). Just wish people would do their due diligence.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for letting me know. The program name tends to give away the fact that it is either shady or they sell the sizzle and have little to no steak inside of the actual product. I will definitely be writing a full report on the MLM millionaire apprentice when I get a chance.

      • Rene Miller

        Kyle:

        Have you looked at World Profit at all? They seem like they are truly a big biz helping many people?
        What do you think?

        Thanks.
        Rene Miller

        • Kyle

          It is absolutely a scam. Any program that is advocating things like 500,000 advertising credits for free is a complete hoax. Safelists, traffic exchanges, and the likes are all some of the most commonplace scams and anyone that gets sucked into the FREE traffic offered by WorldProfit Associates can expect ZERO results from it.

      • J. Groover

        Thanks, that would be great. It is getting more and more deceptive! So thankful this website is available for others to read and be informed.

  30. MITCH GOODALL

    HI Kyle
    Anthony Morrison is a scumbag, liar and a conman. I paid $64 and $47 expecting to receive 500 contacts. I received NOTHINg. I politely asked for my money back under his GUARANTEED MONEY BACK . I have asked for it 5 times but NO MONEY has come back.
    I suggest that it is a sCAM.

    MITCH

  31. Lenin Boro

    Smartpassiveincome.com. Could you please check and let all of us know if is this a genuine passive income site?

    Thanks,
    Lenin Boro

    • Kyle

      Pat Flynn is definitely a legitimate marketer and he seems to have his heart in the right place from everything that I have seen thus far (as most people do when they are getting started).

      I do hope he remains this way, but all too often people that start our legitimate get influenced by those that are on the dark side and all of a sudden it is OK to rip people off. One thing that you will notice is that within the income reports, most of his earnings are always related to the affiliate marketing that takes place on his Smart Passive Income site, not from the actual projects that he is taking part in (which usually have minimal success). Just something to consider.

  32. Denise Stout

    Could you please look into the autorecruitingplatform and Don Glanville…. I paid 249.00 for a position in this scam and it was suppose to launch now for over a year and a half and Don keeps telling everyone he is still building and tweeking the software. I reported him to the Attorney General in Arizona but he still has people coming into the Quicklister sight and listening to his bull crap and selling this scam to others.. At 250.00 a pop this man has taken in quite a lot of money and delivered nothing..

    • Kyle

      I will definitely get around to doing a review when I get a chance. I haven’t heard of auto recruiting platform but as a rule of thumb, anything with “auto” in its product name is a scam and you should steer away from that Denise. Sorry to hear you have been scammed here!

  33. Tony McAlpin

    My girlfriend recently got scammed by The Six Figure Mentors ran by Stuart Ross.

    She invested over $10.000 into the company with limited marketing training.

    Has anyone else been scammed by this company?

    • Kyle

      Yes, many people have and I am going to be reviewing this program very shortly because I am getting LOTS of complaints from folks whom have been ripped off by this program. So sorry to hear about your girlfriend Tony, that is awful. I would be more than happy to help here out (or you) if you want to get a business rolling in the right direction online. You can find out more here (and it’s totally free).

      • Kyle

        Lots of people are in this situation. People are so desperate to create a business that they will mortgage their houses, skip out on rent, even use their children’s education income to fund their “opportunity”. So many scams out there are taking advantage of people and that is why I created this website Laura, to help prevent this insanity that is taking place.

      • Rene Miller

        It’s hard to understand for some people Laura but there are those of us out there that would really try to make a go of it and when you invest that much money you think of it in your head that there is no one out there who wouldn’t give what they said they would for that much money. Carbon Copy got me for over $5K, Empower Network got over $2K, MLSP got almost $1K and this all happened at one time. I was going to diversity and have several biz going at the same time. I’m not a stupid person either, just gullible I guess. Then someone said “if it’s too good to be true, then it is and there is no chance of it being any other way”. NO CHANCE. Then I got to thinking that if it is anything real, why would a company charge anyone to work for them? That’s really a backward stab at things. I just hope that many people find WA and Kyle instead of bouncing off every fraudulent wall there is. Thanks for your understanding though.

  34. Imad

    Hello Kyle,

    I wanted to know what do you think about the “High Traffic Academy” and Vick Strizheus methods on making money online? Is he just another scam artist?

    P.S. I already asked this question about two weeks ago but I didn’t get an answer!

    • Kyle

      I would do some research on this individual online. You may find very quickly that he has a criminal record for fraud. When going into business and when I am giving someone my hard earned money, I usually don’t like to know that they have been convicted of fraud in the past. I hope this answers your question.

    • Kyle

      Yes, they are for the most part. It is rare that you will actually get selected for a survey when you join these programs and when you did, you will be earning “pennies” for your time. You are much better off getting a minimum wage job than trying to make money through survey programs. They are a hoax.

  35. azlan

    Hi Kyle,

    There’s a programme called “Online Success Apprentice” by Simon Stanley. They claimed it’s no risk 60 days money back guarantee. But watch out , there’s no respond from the Support Ticket sent to them and no reply from the email.

    Any insight from you regarding this program?

    Thank You

    Regards

    Azlan ( now…WA Premium)

    • Kyle

      Yes, definitely a scam. I will be doing a review on this program when I get a chance Azlan. Thanks for brining this to my attention and it has been really nice working with you inside of Wealthy Affiliate!).

  36. Imad

    Hello Kyle,

    I wanted to know if you have any information about a program called CB Passive Income. Is it really working and helping newbies to make some money or it is just another scam?

    Thank you!

    • Kyle

      This is a definitely scam. If you do some research online you are going to see many scam reports about this program. It is definitely on my list of planned reviews.

  37. Lela-leluka

    Hi Kyle.First of all I’d like to thank you for creating great online marketing university-WA.
    Today I found facebook fortune site by searching into online.Have you heard about it? Site URL-https://www.facebfortune.com/fb/
    Will love to hear(read a review) from you about them.
    Thanks…

  38. Jitendra YADAV

    hey kyle,

    can you tell us google sniper, which claim that by using this people can money in 6 figure, coz my friend has baught this and now he is not generting any money .

    • Kyle

      Save your money. There are many reviews on this product out there outlining that this product is in fact low quality (in some cases referred to as a scam). I will add it to my “to do” list for reviews.

  39. Dr. PJ Anderson

    Webstarts.com web site claimed to be free and really isn’t. They will let you build the site but others won’t be able to view it unless you pay them. I wouldn’t recommend anyone using this site.

    • Kyle

      Thanks for dropping by and I will definitely research and offer my reviews and insights into webstarts. I haven’t heard much good about their “practices” and I will definitely be digging into what they are doing. Thanks for your recommendation.

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