What we have here is another internet marketing scam that has caused nothing but hype. I have done a review on The Affiliate Millionaire Club to show you how these guys are scamming the completely new and uneducated.
First of all, did you guys see the crazy testimonials on the Affiliate Millionaire Club homepage? The next question I have, is did you believe any of those people for one second? If you did, then you might want to read further into this review.
If you were looking for more information on this program you probably came across nothing but positive reviews with lines like “read this first before you join” or some other type of nonsense like that. Those are not reviews and are nothing but a sales page, so don’t fall for them.
Here is a real, unbiased review of the Affiliate Millionaire Club.
What is The Affiliate Millionaire Club?
In a nutshell, this program is nothing but another one of those make money online programs that claim to make you thousands of dollars with their software.
It claims to give you unlimited domains, unlimited bandwidth, and some 1 on 1 coaching as well as the good ole 60 day risk free money back guarantee.
Personally, I have yet to see any type of software that makes you money and a program that has a money back guarantee that won’t give you any problems when trying to get a refund.
Even some of the legit programs have you jumping through hoops before you can actually get a refund or even cancel any future payments. Is the Affiliate Millionaire Club any different?
Requirements: You HAVE to Be New
I have never come across a program that says you have to be anything, but these guys say you have to be new because they have problems with people that have been in the business already. Why, you might ask?
Supposedly, they will skip through steps and miss a couple of things that they think is “too easy” or think they know already. This right here is a big red flag and nothing less.
The reason why they only want “new” people is because they know that you have zero skills about online marketing and they can take advantage of you in any way possible.
I say this because there will be more products on the inside which is nothing but a nice little up-sell. If you were someone who already knows how these games are played, you won’t give into those offers.
They do this because there are literally thousands of people out there that are trying to make money online but they run into programs like this, which all have the same marketing strategies.
The Claims
If you are completely new to online marketing you will know that it is almost impossible to make that kind of money with any “system”. Sound too good to be true? Hell yeah! Here are a couple of claims that are nothing but lies
- You will make $1,200 per day…For life!
- Unlimited Domains
- You will only need to work 5 minutes a day
Anyways, not only do they claim to make you money, but the also claim to make you $1200 every single day. This is some pretty crazy things to be telling people just to get them to join.
Too many people think they’re going to make money with this system and their websites, but they will be left looking for the latest and greatest, of course after they have spent the $67 or gave into any of the up-sells through their back end offers.
By the way, you can find that dude on Fiverr.com and he’ll do the same fake testimonial for you if you’d like. Those guys are nothing but actors and you won’t make any of the money you see in those fake screenshots.
There are programs out there that will give you unlimited domains if you pay but this is not one of them. Not only do they claim to give you an unlimited amount of domains but they also say that you will only have to work 5 minutes a day.
What I’m getting here is that you will not need to do crap and they will make all the money for you. Why in the world would they need to get $67 from you if they have this system that can bring in $1,200 a day? Shaking my head!
If that doesn’t scream scam to you then I really don’t know what to tell you. Maybe the best actors in the world might make you a bit skeptical.
Hollywood’s Finest
I am really tired of seeing these fake testimonials that mostly come from fiverr.com. I literally played the video over and over again because I couldn’t stop cracking up.
If this program can make you the money it claims, why would anyone have to lie about making money? Not only are they fake testimonials but these clowns aren’t even making $1,200!
This is just one of the many that use fake testimonials to promote their products and you can hire anyone to do this for you on sites like fiverr.com which you pay $5.
The Cost
If you’ve come across any program like this, you know there will be some savings if you don’t fall for the first offer. If you don’t signup for the $67, you can always get their other levels for a lower cost.
- Platinum Level – $67
- Silver Level – $57
- Gold Level – $47
With the Platinum level it will cost you $67, which gives you 10 websites even if they claim to give you an unlimited amount of domains. In The Silver level it is going to cost you $57 and it comes with 5 websites. The Gold level comes with 3 websites and is going to run you $37. All are one time payments.
Just like the other scams out there, you can try and close the screen and they’ll try and sell it to you for $27. Then it comes with a totally new set of prices. I really can’t stand programs like this! Here is the “try and close the screen” prices.
Then you can try and close the screen again, just to get offered a free push button income app. Please don’t fall for this too because it is only another way for them to contact you after you fill in your info.
Do Not Fall For the Refund Policy
Every single one of these scams offer a money back guarantee but please don’t let this fool you. They do this but will give you the hardest time to get your money back, if you even get anything back.
When I first started online, I fell for a couple of scams (okay maybe a lot of them) and trying to get a refund with them was like talking to yourself. They won’t respond to your email and they won’t have anyone at their help desk either.
These guarantees are nothing but a way to get you through the door making you think that you have nothing to lose because if you don’t like it you can always get your money back. Don’t do it!
The Final Verdict
The Affiliate Millionaire Club is nothing but a big fat scam! I can’t blame you for thinking this program is legit because I have fell for many of these. I cut my losses with them because they weren’t as bad as the ones that ask for thousands of dollars.
But, (there’s always a but) this is nothing but another scam that you need to stay away from. I don’t care how much you think those people are real, you will not make money with this.
Unless you feel like giving your money to mo and yo, then go for it. Personally I recommend programs like the Wealthy Affiliate, which offers a completely free trial and is one of the few programs that do work.
I hope this review has helped you get a better understanding of how this scam works and hopefully you can spot future scams from a mile away. Don’t forget to take a look at my #1 recommendation and let me know what you think.
Leave your comments below and let me know if this Affiliate Millionaire Club review has been helpful to you or not. If you have had success with this then I would definitely LOVE to hear how you did it. To whatever it is you do next, I wish you the best. Cheers!
– John
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Hey John, just wanted to thank you for your honest opinion on this review and all the reviews you post on your site. I’ve been doing research on the AMC software and I’ve only found two responses across the board. Those like yourself who say it’s a scam recommend WA, but those who say it’s legit have a link to join it and some have banner ads to for other clickbetter or clicksure products. I’d have to agree with you on this one, in my experience all clickbetter or clicksure products are scams. Pretty sad how the internet if filled with them, thanks for all that you do!
P.S. My fiance’ and I recently became members of WA 🙂
That’s great to hear Oliver! WA is one of the few legit programs online and it actually works. I will only recommend products that I know work and this AMC is definitely not one of them.