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Ad Experts

Overall Rating: SCAM
Type of Business: Online Marketing MLM
Skill Level Needed: N/A
Income Potential: N/A
Website: http://adexperts.com
Recommended: No/Scam

Ad Experts Review

Ad Experts found at adexperts.com is a business that runs on several formats including multi-level marketing.

In this review, we aim to find out if they are a legitimate direct sales home business income opportunity or just another pyramid scheme.

 

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Those of you that read our reviews know our view of MLM schemes, I mean, businesses.

Yup, we’re not a big fan of them.

This MLM includes selling an advertising agency service to home business owners and a forced matrix.

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This 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 staff in these reviews are purely opinions.

There are also several issues that make Ad Experts a bit questionable in their practices.

These include doubts about true ownership and related discrepancies, self-aggrandizement, and overall problematic business model factors.

First, I address the fact that the owner has not mentioned advertising or even endorsed Ad Experts on either his own websites, blog site or any of his social media sites.

Very peculiar indeed.

Second, the AdExperts website and its partner site, Home Business Magazine, are both registered out of the US in Belize.

This would not be notable except the owner does not do business out of Belize himself.

Incidentally, the Belize address is nonexistent.

Also, the self-aggrandized Home Business Giant is really nothing but a blog site, not the business mogul it leads you to believe.

All they do is re-post their own “magazine” articles.

Another strange thing is the language on Ad Experts disclaimers.

It is copied word for word from Empower Network.

Now, on to the peculiarities of the product they sell.

AdExperts sells a small ad banner for $300, which they claim they send your ad referral link targeted traffic.

Annoyingly, the ad goes to a “Launching Soon” parked page.

If you are an affiliate selling the banners you would make a 50% commission.

However, Ad Experts requires you to have at least 2 people under you in an MLM matrix downline system.

Ad Experts also only pays commissions when the minimum 2 new positions have been bought by your other affiliates, whether new or existing.

 

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To join this multi-level scheme, the cost is $400 dollars plus an ‘admin fee’, whatever that is.

This Ad Experts system is really very close to a pyramid scheme, except for its super shoddy ad banner that goes nowhere other than to the other affiliates in the program.

AdExperts amounts to just another matrix-styled recruitment scheme either bordering being a pyramid scheme or an outright scheme.

I would not recommend this even to people I might not like, but humor aside, I will not recommend it to anyone.

It’s a total scam, top to bottom.

Stay very away from it.

Thanks for reading our Ad Experts Review.

By expert author David Harris.

 

 

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