3 Reasons To Pass on Affiliate Millionaire Club

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First off, let me make it clear that this is not a review of Affiliate Millionaire Club.

I couldn’t buy the product for a number of reasons and I’m just putting it here because those same reasons can help you to avoid this product. And that would be a good thing. You would not be missing out.

Affiliate Millionaire Club was launched a couple of weeks ago by some unknown (at least to me) marketers. Using Clicksure as their affiliate network, it was not a surprise to me to see the usual deception in the marketing of this product and I knew that it could never turn out well if I bought it.

For the sake of a review, I decided to hit the order page and check it out but I never got pass the submit button. Below are the three reasons why I didn’t buy Affiliate Millionaire Club and why you should skip this product as well.

1. Deceptive Marketing

If you’ve seen any number of these “make a million dollars by next week” products from Clicksure, then you probably know how this video went.

It’s the usual fare with fake or unrelated screenshots, fake testimonials from people who were paid $5 each to say they used the product and made thousands and all the other BS but no mention of what the product is.

They use all sorts of scripts with fake names of people who bought the product and countdown timers that never reach zero to make you think you’re missing out.

Anytime someone has to lie about their product or have you buy “the dream” instead of the product, then it usually means that there is something wrong with the product.

I would never buy a product from a marketer who thinks that it’s ok to deceive his audience in order to make sales. And you shouldn’t either.

However, I do reviews and try to buy the products so that I can evaluate them and lay out the facts in an objective and truthful manner so this alone wasn’t reason for me to skip a purchase.

2. Unsecure Order Page

The real reason why I skipped buying this product is the unsecure order page.

I hit the buy now button and proceeded to put in my details. But the order page didn’t look too familiar. It wasn’t a Clicksure or Clickbetter order page which I’m used to so I had to scrutinize it further.

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The order page was not secure and lacked encryption. This means that your credit card information may be available to hackers if they got into the site.

There were no other options to buy like Paypal or even a Clicksure order form and being someone who takes these kinds of things seriously, I declined to proceed further.

Would you like to wake up tomorrow to find that your credit card has been maxed out or your bank account cleaned out? That’s what could happen if you buy something from an unsecure order page.  This is my main reason for not purchasing this product.

This is something they could fix easily but it still wouldn’t make Affiliate Millionaire Club better.

(3) It’s Not for Newbies…

Whenever, I can’t get access to a product and I absolutely must provide a review, I do the next best thing – I do some research and provide my findings for those who are seeking it out. It’s like me doing the research you should be doing and saving you the time.

Most of the “reviews” on Google are from affiliates of the product looking to score some commissions. Many of them haven’t tried the product either.

From the real reviews I could find, it looks like Affiliate Millionaire isn’t that great. You certainly wouldn’t make the kind of income they lead you to believe.

To sum up the main points from one review:

  • not for newbies because of the serious lack of training
  • experienced marketers will skip this because they can do better sites than the software
  • there’s no club atmosphere – you’re on your own with no support

Affiliate Millionaire Club is aimed mostly at newbies (as usual) but the main problem here is that they skip out a lot of what newbies need to know and give them something that requires that missing knowledge.

I Need Your Reviews

Most of the people coming to this page are people who are looking for reviews BEFORE they buy.

Some people also come after they buy because they’re stuck and want to know if what they bought is a scam. They’ve come to that realization too late but would love to know if they should get their money back.

If you’ve bought Affiliate Millionaire Club and tried it, I would love to hear you experience with the product below in the comments section to help out the people looking for reviews before they buy.

Something That Works

Once again, no one is going to feel at home as a member of the Affiliate Millionaire Club. There are other sites out there though with more complete training and better support.

I’m using one such site and I’m also inviting you to try it out.

The site I’m talking about has step by step training that is perfect for newbies, community support that feels like you’re really in a club as well as tools and resources that will save you money as you learn how to build a full time income online.

You can read my full review of this site right here and I hope to see you there.

12 Comments

  1. I was absolutely disappointed in this program and when I called their number for the so called coach all I got was a website and when I tried to ask a question about something on the site they hung up.Very frustrated and I will be asking for a refund.Do not buy this system total scam.Empty promises and when you do buy then after that your on your own.They like other work-at-home systems are only interested in getting a sale from you and getting you as subscriber so they can flood your e-mail with so called other ways yo make money.Hope this helps to whoever reads it.Have a wonderful day!

    • Thank you for sharing your experience about Affiliate Millionaire Club Angela. It would be useful for other people who are thinking of getting involved with this.

    • Thank you for your review. I was truly considering purchasing the Millionares Club software. You have saved me from the anguish and frustration that I was headed for. Again, thank you.

  2. I too was scamed by one of these so called money making websites this one was millionair biz pro and i paid . I was told to call my coach and when i did he was very short and rude like i was wasting his time. I then called and cancelled. I saw amc and thought i would goggle it before i paid any money again, and im so glad i read your comments.

    • I’m glad you got away from this one Deann. These guys don’t care about your success at all. They only care about themselves which is why they’ll do anything, tell all types of lies just to part you from your money. Be careful out there.

  3. Thank you for this information before entering into this business. So many times already Iv’e been scammed. Just looking for ways to learn how to make a better income for myself, don’t know what is legit/safe to join.

    • Jerry, check out the site that I link to at the end of the article in the section “Something That Works”. I’ve been using it myself since 2007 and still learn a lot from it even after 10 years as a member. They have some awesome training for beginners that I think you will benefit from.

      Here’s the link to my review of Wealthy Affiliate if you’d like to learn more about it and here is the direct link to the site.

  4. It is a scam. No response from support tickets period. Launched only to sell private coaching and expensive affiliate services such as webfire (no reflection on webfire, but expensive for those in a shoestring budget). No updates on “hot” products to sell, and only a dozen listed some if which are nolonger on clickbank. Training is very geneneric and basically useless. Total waste of money. Trying to determine hiw ro make some money on the dirth of services provided. Thumbs down.

  5. 100% SCAM!! I did not fall for it thanks to reviews like this but what they are doing is illegal. They have been sending me emails from spoofed sender for a couple of weeks now…dozens per day…always different names and my replies are sent back as not our customer etc…so…being pissed off at all the spam messages…i have been tracking the senders ip addresses and they are in saudi Arabia or Iran…so i block them all and then they changed to Brazil servers…blocked those too and the last one i got was sent from Peru. These are tactics. The firm that owns affiliate millionaire club is ameena llc in PA. Owner is Ahmed Aboul Ezz an Egyptian pos. If you have to hide behind a fake Email and cover your tracks that way then you know its a scam!!! Called the number listed for ameena llc on d&b never even 1 answered call…Im pissed!! But Please dont sign up for this…you would make more money standing on the corner of a busy intersection with a sign and a coffee can!!!

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