I’m surprised the Miley’s Method Scam still exists. I have been meaning to do a review on this for over a year now, but I thought for sure this one would be long gone and off the net.
Well, I was wrong.
To my surprise, they are still going, but this time they have gone another route with their scheme and this time they are not doing the whole hosting gig as they are tired of making just hundreds off of people.
They have stepped up their game, and this time they are trying to get thousands! Read further into this review and I will explain how everything will unfold.
Miley’s Method Review
Name: Miley’s Money Method
Owner: “Miley Collins”
Website: www.mileysmoneymethod.com
Price: $49
Overall Rating: 1/5 Stars
I decided to clear out my drafts because there were just way too many things that I wanted “to do”, which would probably be there again next year.
One of the reviews on there that I’ve been meaning to do was on this. So after seeing that this product is actually still circulating the web, I think it’s a great time to give my two cents.
The first thing that came to mind was a scam artist that owns the site Nancyreviews.com. What’s pretty funny is how this so called review site did a review on a scam and just like expected, she claimed it was legit.
Don’t believe anything on that site. Everything that comes out of there is legit and it’s only because she can make money promoting them.
I really don’t see how people can’t just promote a legitimate program and make money from home promoting something that actually works.
Click here to see what program I know works!
There aren’t many that do work, but there are many that are out there to take your money, just like the one I am about to review.
So What is Miley’s Money Method?
I like to refer to this as the “old school” method of scamming people online. However, their claim is that you will be partnering up with Miley to give your bank account “a serious upgrade”.
What’s weird is that there is no real product behind the name behind this site, as everyone is directing this to their own special offers.
So Nancy directs here Miley clients to Fast Cash and from the main Miley Method site, they bring you to a site called MTTB (My Top Tier Business).
Unlike back in the day when Miley’s Method used the old school tactic of getting you to signup for hosting, they have taken things down a different road and are now promoting yet another one of these high ticket products.
Who This is For
No one. Now the target market is of course those that are desperately looking to make money online and most likely get out of debt by doing it.
Let me just tell you that there are real people making real money online, but they are not making it with products like this.
For starters, if you come across a product that claims to make you millions of dollars, you simply need to run as far away from it as you can. Unless of course you want to make them more money.
Don’t be gullible and don’t become another statistic. If it seems too good to be true, then it most likely is.
Easier said than done, right? Well, because I’ve been in your shoes before and I always gave these types of sites the benefit of a doubt.
Getting Started With Miley’s Method
It’s a really simple “method” and is really easy to believe if you are really desperate like I was when I first took things to the internet to make a living.
So when you get on the site, you will go through all the marketing BS, which doesn’t even make sense. They talk about hosting and get you thinking that your’e going to setup a website, and then bam! You’re on the checkout section for one of My Top Tier Business.
This is all done to set you up for what will be the beginning of their marketing scheme. So if you’re thinking that you are going to rub elbows with this Miley Collins character, you might want to call your boss back and tell them you don’t plan on quitting.
How it Works
If you’ve seen their sales pitch, they will try to get you to think that you need their special hosting to host your business or you will lose it.
Well, things take a serious detour and you are now completely off the Miley’s Method website. From this point on, you are going to be dealing with a company called My Top Tier Business.
So you can forget about everything that was said in the Miley’s Method website, because none of that will be used from this point on.
The Price for Miley’s Method (MTTB)
To get started with MTTB it is going to cost you $49. I was expecting to see one of those crazy hosting providers like BlueHost, but that wasn’t the case.
This is a flat out promotion for the MOBE community and something that is even crazier than what Miley’s Method used to be.
I have done a review on MTTB (check it out here), but since this is associated with Miley, I will break it down for you here as well.
High Ticket Items
This is what you will be in for and paying the $49 is only the beginning. Once you get in, you can expect some major overly priced training material, that will be used to promote the same exact thing that you just bought.
So while you give into their marketing tactics and spend all your money paying the person that brought you into the company in the first place, you will be setting yourself up to make money in that same exact way.
So in order for you to make these high commissions, you will need to present the same system to people who in turn need to do the same exact stuff you just did.
About the Products
Marketing, marketing, and more marketing. Again, you will be using this training to promote the same exact thing you just purchased.
There are different levels of their products, and each one will need to be purchased before you can resell it to make any commissions.
So you will be in a hole a couple thousand dollars, which will have you going out there trying to tell people about his cool new system you just bought so that you can make even just your initial investment back.
Is that legit to you? Well, then, this might be the program for you.
Is Miley’s Method a Scam?
There is nothing truthful on the Miley’s Method website. From the fake actors to their messed up marketing, there is nothing there that they don’t lie about. Those testimonials are not true and those actors can be found on sites like Fiverr.com.
Now on the MTTB side of things, yes there is a an actual product (even if it is digital), but I completely disagree with the operation they are running.
Getting people to buy something you just bought is not an ethical way to make money online. To make things worse, these products are not just $50, they are going to cost you thousands!
So being that they have a product, I can’t flat out call them a scam. Now whether I recommend it or not is a different story.
With the fact that over 95% of MTTB’s members will not make a single penny back, you can see where all the money is going. Straight to the top and to the tune of thousands.
What I Really Think
There aren’t many ways to make a living online and promoting MTTB is not the way to do it. I have been apart of other schemes like it and I can’t see myself making money from people that I know won’t make anything out of it.
I say you need to stop chasing the shiny object and put in the work and effort that is needed to make money the right way.
I make my living completely from home and yes, it is all done from the internet. The only difference is that I run my own business and I market other people’s products that people are already looking for.
That is what you call a legit business (click here to learn more). I have given away too much money in my online career and I’d hate for you to do the same.
So if it’s Miley’s Method or MTTB, you need to stay away from both. They are not ethical and if you aren’t as good as a marketer as the people at the top, you will not make it.
Thanks for reading my review of Miley’s Method and hopefully I have given you a better understanding of what you will be getting yourself into.
I know they make things confusing for everyone, but if you are still lost, leave your questions in the comments section below and I will explain it for you.
Thanks for reading!
– John
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