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Four PercentFour Percent Review The Four Percent Digital Marketing Challenge is found at FourPercent.com and was created by Vick Strizheus. It attempts to enable its participants to earn a ton of money online in the shortest amount of time possible with little to no stress. So does this work as they state or is this just another course full of complaints? Here’s What ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now What is the Four Percent Program? You’ve probably seen a … |
EZ Wealth SolutionEZ Wealth Solution Review by David Harris EZ Wealth Solution by Ron Walsh and found at EZWealthSolution.com is an internet marketing software program. It’s widely denounced as a ‘new age Ponzi scheme’, which tells you right away it’s highly dubious by nature. DISCLAIMER: This EZ Wealth Solution review has been fully researched with information, comments, and testimonials that are available on the internet to anyone in the public space. Any conclusions drawn by myself or anyone else on the ScamXposer … |
Rebate ProcessorRebate Processor Review Rebate Processor by Debbie Teague and Andrew Gaswint is found at rebate-processors.info. It’s just another rebate processing scam, as old as the internet, in a new package contrived to lure people looking to work from home. It has its fair share of complaints. Rebate Processor claims that it places want- to process rebates for their third-party companies. However, they charge a fee to join, also claiming the fee is to discourage those who are not serious. RebateProcessor … |
Online Profit CoachesOnline Profit Coaches Review The “Online Profit Coaches” income opportunity is from Wes Wells and Member Builders and is found on the website OnlineProfitCoaches.com. Wes Wells (or Coach Wes) has sold very similar programs by different names in the past including autopilotchecksystem.com & 2021checks.com. In this review, we aim to find out if they are a legitimate direct sales home business income opportunity or just another big-ticket pyramid scheme type of scam. The income statements, cash, or checks you saw … |
Income At HomeIncome At Home Review Income At Home from Centurion Media Group and is found at incomeathome.com. It’s an online business lead capture page system used to market an MLM business called Herbalife, most well known from it’s radio advertising. To get more information about Herbalife (they of course don’t tell you upfront that the business opportunity they are talking about is Herbalife) the “business opportunity”. They charge almost ten dollars for it. You can easily research Herbalife online and get … |
The Perfect SystemThe Perfect System Review The Perfect System is from Bill Anderson and found at SimpleCashDaily.com. ATTENTION: This business was previously recommended, but no longer. William or Bill Anderson stopped paying all commissions starting in mid-February 2022. He owes 10s of $1,000s in back commissions to all affiliates that are due funds. Since then he’s completely ignored all support emails, support ticket requests, and phone calls. If you are a current member of The Perfect System, I highly advise that you … |
Academy of Online SuccessAcademy of Online Success Review Academy of Online Success by Paul Birdsall and found at academyofonlinesuccess.com, are an email marketing system. It’s yet another of Paul Birdsall’s risks that take more money in than the value he gives back for it. This time around Birdsall’s “Academy of Online Success” internet marketing scheme includes email marketing training in several video lessons called the List Mastery Course for $25 dollars. DISCLAIMER: This review has been fully researched with information, comments, and testimonials … |
Six Figure IncomeSix Figure Income Review Six Figure Income or SFI is from Carson Services and is found online at SFIMG.com and SixFigureIncome.com. SFI stands for “Six Figure Income” as well as an alternative “Strong Future International”. And they are also known by the name “SFI Marketing”. They are an affiliate program / multi-level marketing program set up to drive referrals into a business called “Triple Clicks”. Here’s What ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now It’s an online mall of … |