Is the millionaire league a scam?

Answer 1

I don't think so. I purchased it about a week ago. I haven't made any money yet, but the web site didn't promise that I would - and being a realist, I didn't really expect that I would. From everything I've read (and trust me, it's been a lot lately), the key with most of these systems is patience. Both the patience to get everything set up - and the patience to wait for the money to start rolling in. All of the ads are playing on your greediness. Who doesn't want to make thousands of dollars a day? I just don't think it's realistic when you're first getting started. Like the site says - the "secret" is in having money coming in from several different places. This requires a bit of work - but for me - I felt a lot more confident ordering his system because he said it would take some work. I have a hard time with the gajillion systems out there that say you're going to wake up with thousands of dollars in your account from doing just a few minutes of "work." If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Having said that, and after reviewing all of the information I've received from them thus far, I definitely think that he has given me all of the tools to make the kind of money he talks about on his site - and much more - but only if I'm willing to learn everything needed to be a successful internet marketer. Seriously - there are a lot of steps that you need to take to get something big going - but he tells you exactly what those steps are. And there are a couple of really simple systems that you can get set up within the first day. If you're looking for a system that delivers what they say they will, I think this one has. Hope this helps. lf www.ethicalincome.info

Answer 2

Yes...Please Google Kristin Hart. She has created this fraudulant letter or society. In turn you will be charged 135.00$ and they claim they will hit your credit report and then sue you according to their Lawyers, who, by the way, do not speak very good english, speak with an Arabian accent and claim their names are Bob or Bill Jones....ridiculous. Somehow, they find out where you work and obviously know where you reside, but there are reports that they have contacted employers and threatened your bosses to have you pay or else!