mttb/mobe is it worth buying please advice!

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i am thinking of joining mttb/mobe by matt lloyd, is it as good as he claiming? Has anyone joined his training? Any review?

Thanks in advance!
 
How come no respond.. so what is the conclusion.. this is a great training that no one wants to talk about? So i guess people are making good money using this training ?
 
Hi, after looking into MOBE and reading reviews, I wouldn't say that it would be too good to get into.

Don't get me completely wrong, evidently, there is some valuable training in the 49 dollar initial buy in, however, it is all easily accessible for free, right here on BlackHatWorld.

There are tons of upsells associated with this program as well.

After a little bit, they'll ask you to pay a $2000 fee to go higher in the ranks and gain the ability to sell their product to others.

This is where it becomes more like a pyramid/ponzi scheme.

In order to sell their product, you need to pay fees? In some cases that might be okay, but this is a big red flag.

In addition, a majority of their "training" is focused on how others have made a large sum of money in a relatively short period of time. This is a huge manipulation tactic to try to keep you with the program through constant re-assurance.

Some people can make money this way, but I see it as deceitful and dishonest. A majority of people who give in do not make any money. If you're going to run a real internet business, use your own products, or products that you understand thoroughly enough to make an honest business, none of that selling "how to make a ton of money with little work" garbage. They push very hard for you to sell people into selling the same thing to other people.

Though it's not technically a true pyramid/ponzi scheme because of the consumers flexibility in purchasing the upsells, it's got the same goals as one.
 
Hi, after looking into MOBE and reading reviews, I wouldn't say that it would be too good to get into.

Don't get me completely wrong, evidently, there is some valuable training in the 49 dollar initial buy in, however, it is all easily accessible for free, right here on BlackHatWorld.

There are tons of upsells associated with this program as well.

After a little bit, they'll ask you to pay a $2000 fee to go higher in the ranks and gain the ability to sell their product to others.

This is where it becomes more like a pyramid/ponzi scheme.

In order to sell their product, you need to pay fees? In some cases that might be okay, but this is a big red flag.

In addition, a majority of their "training" is focused on how others have made a large sum of money in a relatively short period of time. This is a huge manipulation tactic to try to keep you with the program through constant re-assurance.

Some people can make money this way, but I see it as deceitful and dishonest. A majority of people who give in do not make any money. If you're going to run a real internet business, use your own products, or products that you understand thoroughly enough to make an honest business, none of that selling "how to make a ton of money with little work" garbage. They push very hard for you to sell people into selling the same thing to other people.

Though it's not technically a true pyramid/ponzi scheme because of the consumers flexibility in purchasing the upsells, it's got the same goals as one.
well said ...

that the problem they reel you in , and if support end up crap you sink ...

then you end up with a folder full of useless crap
 
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