Is Millionaire Society a Scam – Do not buy till you read this!
Name: Millionaire Society
Website: www.millionairesociety.com
Price: $4.95 (7 days trial), $97/mth + upsell
Owners: Mack Michaels
Income Opportunity rating: 2 / 5 Stars
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Millionaire Society – My Overview Experience
Before I proceed with this review, I would like you to note that there are two products on the internet that share similar names. One is “Millionaires Society” and the other is “Millionaire Society”. Millionaires Society is a binary option trading software which I will NOT be discussing in this review.
The product I am reviewing is an Affiliate Marketing Training platform called “Millionaire Society (Without the “s” in Millionaire). I just want to make sure that you get the right review.
With all that being said, I would like to share my experience with you on Millionaire Society. Millionaire Society is a learning platform that provides you with Affiliate Marketing Training and automatic cash system.
I have personally gone through everything the program have to offer and I can say that the program is useful, but to a certain extend. The training videos are designed to teach beginners step by step on ways to make money online, I agree that the video courses is easy to follow, but I feel that the product lack high quality information.
As the name suggest, Millionaire society is not for Millionaires, and you cannot be a millionaire through the program. I’ll share with you why below.
Let me first discuss on the claims brought forth from the introduction video. As you probably know I am always against products that claim to make you rich almost instantly without much work and Millionaire Society is exactly the kind of product that makes this claim.
While Millionaire Society is not entirely on the negative side, I would like to justify why I gave it a 2 Thumbs down. Firstly, the price of the product do not justify the amount of knowledge provided, for $97/mth, you should be expecting Millionaire Society to provide you with some sort of tools which can help you with your affiliate marketing journey (i.e. keyword tool, free web hosting) other than just the video lessons.
Secondly, I went through the entire product in just 3 days. Why would I want to commit another $97/mth if I got what I needed, there’s just no added value. Although I understand that Millionaire Society will always have something new going forward, but how long does it take for one new video course to be uploaded? One in a week? So I have to pay $97/mth for 4 video lessons?
Now that I have shared my views on Millionaire Society, I will dive right in to share with you what exactly is in the product.
What is in Millionaire Society? – Low Quality Information
System 1: How to get 100k visitors in just 1 hour
Basically, Millionaire Society teaches you how to sign up and use adf.ly (an advertising platform) to advertise your webpage. It cost around $8 per 1,000 clicks for such advertising service. Well, it sound fantastic given that you already have a high converting website in place.
However, although Adf.ly brings you 1,000 clicks in a very short period of time, you must note that those traffic are not targeted traffic. Meaning to say, people who clicks on the link in adf.ly are not exactly looking for the products you are trying to sell. Simply speaking, you will not get high conversion rate with adf.ly advertising.
There was once I came across adf.ly’s advertisement while searching for a Korean drama episode. Personally, I would not bother about the advertisement because all I wanted was to watch the Korean drama, so I waited 5 seconds till the “skip” button pops up, then I left the advertisement without even checking out what the advertisement have to offer.
Well there are pros and cons to advertising with adf.ly, the pro is there will get higher exposure for your link and the con is you will not get targeted traffic.
System 2: How to make money on ClickBank
Although it is a short video course, it is quite concise and I like the fact that Millionaire Society walks you through the entire process from setting up ClickBank Account to selecting the “best” product to promote.
Generally, Millionaire Society teaches you to select products with low initial sale price (preferably lower than $40) with high “Average Re-bill Total” and high facebook likes. This way, you can filter and select the better product on ClickBank.
However, Millionaire Society introduces you to a product called Keyword Spy where you have to pay a minimum of $89.95 to track your traffic.
Millionaire Society teaches you to first pay Google to advertise your selected product link, then it teaches you to use a costly external product to track the performance of your Google advertisement.
Although Millionaire Society do not earn a commission from referring you to Keyword Spy (unless you click a link within Millionaire Society), I believe you are going to spend a lot of money in building your first online business.
The second problem is Millionaire Society do not teach you exactly how to promote the product you want to sell. It introduces you to use paid Google advertisement but it do not teach you how to create the Google Advertisement.
Personally, I like FREE stuff and I do not like to pay for traffic unless necessary, Millionaire Society do not teach you how to market the product using free traffic.
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System 3: Profit from Pinterest
Well, this video course is one of the better ones as compared to the others within Millionaire Society. You get to learn how to setup a Pinterest account (video is outdated due to the different setup of Pinterest), create a Board and “Pin” stuff on Pinterest.
Millionaire Society explains to you what is easy to promote and what is difficult. It also shares with you what are the “Deadly Sins” that you should not commit in Pinterest. Basically, you get the full suite, from account setup to driving traffic to your website.
Unfortunately, this is the only video course that I like and which I feel will be beneficial to beginners. Pinterest is a small part of affiliate marketing and there are so much more to learn. I just do not feel that Millionaire Society is worth a try for just the Pinterest course itself.
Turnkey Businesses: Done for you business
In the introduction video, Millionaire Society shares with you a 4 step formula that will generate instant cash for you.
- Download a completely done for you business
- Make small amendments
- Add Paypal
- Upload and create a fully functional business in just a few minutes
If it were that easy, everyone will be rich. Let me give you one valid reason why this model doesn’t work. Millionaire Society provides a complete done for you business but in fact, you are downloading a Private Label Rights (PLR) product and reselling it to other people.
PLR products are products where the author or creator gave up the rights to people for re-selling. Simply speaking, anyone on the internet can buy those products and re-sell them at a price they desire.
The problem with PLR products is usually of low quality or it’s contents are outdated. It would be unethical to sell high priced, low quality products to people. Nowadays, people are more scam savvy and will usually research on a product before they buy it. So what are your chances that someone will purchase your PLR product if they found out that your product is a PLR product?
My Sincere Advice to You
Skip this product as you cannot get much valuable information. There are so many products online that promises you to make big bucks in a short period of time and most of them couldn’t deliver that promise, Millionaire Society is one of them.
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As always, I invite you to share your experiences with me on Millionaire Society, all you have to do is leave a comment below and I will be more than happy to discuss it with you. If you find my review useful, please help to share it with your friends and family by click on the social media buttons below (Facebook, Google Plus, Twitter and Pinterest). Thank you so much for reading my review.
Your Pal,
Jack
hello Big Man
am soo happy to learn more from u because am really new and novice in this making money online thing. But i want u to tell me about boostpal.co.uk and infinity traffic boost. are they real .thank u ……….
I would advise to keep away from Boostpal. There are a lot of question marks when it comes to that. Why do anyone need to pay money to the program in order to earn more money. Shouldn’t the money be paid by the advertisers, and not those who watch the videos. The fundamental business structure is already off, so I would advise that you stay away from that.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
The fact that he doesn’t say what he’s doing in his pre-training video tipped me off. I knew it was a scam. Thanks for confirming.
You are most welcome William! I’m glad this review helped.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Thank you for your very informative review Jack. I listened to the sales pitch but they didn’t offer any insight into what was going to be taught. You did that and I am glad you did. I have been doing Affiliate Marketing for awhile and probably already know what they are going to tell me in the first part. I was hoping for something a little more advanced. Thank you again, Sir.
You are most welcome Cliff! If there’s anything else that I can help with, please, feel free to ask.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hi Jack, thanks for info regarding millionaire society. I have tried their trial period offer and found nothing that would work for newbees like me.
I have recently been getting mails regarding (ABS) Auto Binary Signals and I tried but luckily or unluckily I have not been able to deposit money into their brokers to start testing signals myself and so I quit and claimed refund. It would be helpful enough if you could help us find if this is a scam as everybody else is saying or just illegal method of doung or if they are cheat or otherwise. Their brokers were not very helpful and I found that they are not licensed at all and neither did team accept that they are not licensed…all they said that they are their reliable brokers. Please let us know about this ABS. Thanks
Hi Amar,
Thank you for your comment!
I think the millionaire society you are referring to is different from my review, but I will share my opinion on your program anyway.
Based on your experience with ABS, you can already identify if they are legit or not.
Legit brokers don’t work that way you describe because they know the reputation of their company is worth more than your money invested.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
So, did you make money by me just clicking on your site?
Nope, I don’t. If you want to learn how I make money, I suggest you watch this video.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hi mr. jack , i think i am one of the victim of the scammers…
i registered to their online registration then they told me that i need to wait for 8 hours
to set up my precision webtools.. they took the money from my account, but what bother me the most now is its indicated there that they will automatically deduct money on my card every month.. is there anyway to stop this ? or how can i deactivate my online account in the scammers site.. This is a Facebook ”work from home” site..
Hey Sam!
I’m so sorry for my late reply. I think you are referring to “Facebook Fortune”. I have just done a review on this. You may want to check it out.
http://barenakedscam.com/facebook-fortune
In the review, I have included some phone numbers where you can call to get a refund or cancel your membership.
Let me know if you need any help!
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
I tried “Millionaire society” a few years ago and I was quite impressed by the materials they had but I never made a single penny with them.I now thing it as kind of redundant.If you guys are looking for some program that is completely genuine try “Wealthy Affiliate”.You can try it for free and you will not be asked for your credit card details not like some of these scams,why say it,s free and then when you register you cannot get into the system without taking your banking details.
Wealthy Affiliate is ran by two American guys named Kyle and Carson and they are all about genuinely helping others make their dreams,if and when you try it you will want to go premium and you can pay this for the year or pay it monthly.Wealthy affiliate will give you all the materials to help you build a long term business with Loads of marketing materials,there are step by step videos taking you through each one,there are tutorials to listen to and watch.One of the richer qualities of this place is that it has a great community with genuine friends in the same boat as yourself helping each other out,there is a forum and there are any different classes to post questions if you are stuck and a place to send instant messages.You are guided step by step on how to build your website from scratch learning about how it is put together from the start with word press.
I could go on and on about it and tell you how great it is but why not drop by and see for yourself.
My profile is tomtitty and if you happen to try it just tell me you seen this message I typed and say hi.Bye for now.Mark………..
HELLO JACK,
i would like to know if you have encountered “millionaire training system”
under bea matapang? also there are asking you pay a certain amount but guarantee a full refund after a month if you decide to stop.. they have been featured in channel news asia, bbc, and a lot more
thanks
Hi Geralynn
Thanks for your comment! I think “Millionaire Training System” is more like a financial training program. Much like the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series. I will not go in depth into that because “Personal Finance”, although I know quite a bit of it, I am not an expert in it. Barenakedscam.com is more of reviews for online opportunities. Thank you once again for the heads up on “Millionaire Training System”. If you ever find any online opportunities which I have not written a review on, please let me know.
Thanks!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hi Jack,
Pse could u guide me. I am heading for 60 in nov. Need an income desperately as I lost my husband last year. I cannot believe how & why I’m so dumb when it comes to getting a grip on making money online. I’m experienced on computer, play games successfully, internet, facebook, type fairly fast. But I can never get a hint on what to do. I joined SFI affoliates & still am lost . I think I learn fast once someone trains me. What’s your views & how could u help me earn money online . Will appreciate a response from you
Hi Janitha,
Thank you so much for your comment! Do not beat yourself up because making money online is not as easy as many people claim. You need clear guidance and good mentors in order to create a successful business online. However, one thing I have to be upfront is that if you are looking for ways to make money quick online or you are looking for some so called “System” to do everything for your with just a few clicks, then I am sorry to say that I can’t help you on that.
I am thought to make money online through hard work and dedication. Building an online business through your passion. Basically, you should treat an online business like a real business, it takes time for it to grow, you need to have the patience and perseverance and you need to invest a little money on your education (in terms of building a online business).
The best place I know which have a step-by-step guide to make money online is this place. This is where I started my online journey and this is also the place I started to make money with. Feel free to test out the trial free starter membership, I am pretty sure you will be able to get some valuable lessons even from the starter membership. Be sure to drop me a profile message when you are in there, just search “Bnakedscam” and you will find my profile.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hiiii… do you have any ideA how to cancel the account?? Need help!! Thanksss
Hi Liyana,
Please follow the steps below:
1. You should have received an email from “ClickBank Customer Service” with you order number and details
2. In that email, scroll to the “Future Payments”, there is a small link “edit billing information”. Click on that and it will bring you to a ClickBank page
3. Enter your Order ID (located in the same email) + either email, last 4 digit of Credit Card or Paypal Account and click search order
4. Once your order is found, Click on “Click here to get support” at the top left hand corner
5. Submit a refund request (It will take probably 7 to 10 working days to process the refund upon ClickBank confirmation.
Hope the above helps. Let me know if you still encounter any problems.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hi! I have to disagree with you guys. I purchased the product and have made thousands of dollars. I decided to not listen to the negative comments and instead think outside the box. I have been using Clickbank and Adfly for about 3 months now and have made 30k. I promise you that it works. I am averaging 10k a month. With the money that I have earned I was able to pay off all my debt and still have money in my savings account. Once I have been at it for about a year I do plan to leave my job. I have to put up with alot of crap on my job and my annual salary is 38k a year. IT WORKS!! Everything that sounds to good to be true is not a scam!!
Hmm.. Thanks Amber for your comment and sharing your experience with us!!! And it’s really great that you have found your success and that Millionaire Society works well for you. However, I wouldn’t say that anything that works well for you, will work well for anyone. Like you’ve said, you thought outside the box. There must be something that you have done that makes you successful. Do you mind sharing with us here?
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Thank you Jack
For your time to check out another product out so thoroughly, My alarm bells ringing always when I see the word millionaire, and with all the additional sales you have described is certainly not something to truly something out of that to get to grips with .
Unfortunately, there are too many people who fall for the idea of quick profits.
I agree with you that many people will deceived by the idea of quick profits and I won’t blame them for that because I was deceived by the same idea of it in the past. Hence, I’ve created this website to share my findings so that people will not fall for the same trick like I did.
Thanks for your comment Steen!
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
And another scam. Thanks for sharing. It’s difficult to research all products and find out all the details, so such reviews really help to avoid scams. But honeslty, anything than promises riches from rags with little work isn’t worth trusting. THere are ways to make money online that don’t involve spending unnecessary amounts of money, like the one you recommend.
Hi Sarah, thanks for dropping by! There’s no free lunch in this world, even if there is, it comes with a hidden agenda. Big money with little to no work is just absurd. There’s just no logic to it. I recommend Wealthy Affiliate because it is the only place I know that actually cares about your success.
Thank you for your comment Sarah!
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Hi Jack,
Just read your review and first thank you for clarifying the sites with the similar names and the one you are specifically reviewing.
I have heard of this site but I tend to steer clear of the ones with “millionaire” in their name as they tend to make misleading and false claims about abundant riches that can be achieved quickly. I’m way past buying into these type of programs.
Glad you made it your mission to call these type of programs out with you blog. I can’t believe they charge $97/month for such low quality products and limited resources.
All the best to you!
Christine
Hi Christine, usually a product name with “millionaire” in it does sound kinda like a scam. However, I would just like to clarify that Millionaire Society is not exactly a scam but more of a low quality product. Based on my research I could say that I hardly get any useful information from the program and I would definitely not recommend it to anyone.
I’m glad I have provided you with the information you need to steer clear of this product.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
$97? plus up-sells? That product better make me rich in a week!
Lol! I really do hope so, but unfortunately in this harsh world we may not get what we paid for.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Thank you for the insights into a typical low quality program to be avoided at all costs. All these scams seem to offer similar videos and promises, and unfortunately are very effective. However, good for you in warning us about this particular one.
Sad to say people get caught on all these promises. People want to believe they can finally succeed and break free. These program creators took advantage of the believe to lure people into their wolf’s den. Well I hope my reviews can somehow help people avoid these low quality products or scams.Thank you so much for dropping by Rob!
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
Great review Jack, very interesting!
It sounds like you get very little value for money from this program!
John
Hi John, Yup, unfortunately it is a low quality product. I really hope that I can come across a good product on the internet so I can recommend it to people. It have been a long time since I last found a product on the internet which is good enough for me to promote. I really hope to add another legit product to my “Legitimate” list on the above menu soon.
Cheers!
~Jack (BareNakedScam)
I have heard about this program and was wondering what it was all about. Thanks to you, now I know. I really appreciate people who provides reviews for us readers to learn exactly what a program is before spending our money. Thanks Jack!
You are Welcome Virgie, my only goal is to provide people with a idea of what the program is all about before they proceed to pay for the product or program.
Cheers,
~Jack (BareNakedScam)