ClickIncome Review
Is Click Income a Scam?
ClickIncome
is an all in one source for the startup,
promotion and management of an online
business. A ClickIncome membership is your
key to all Click Income products including
Click Site Builder, Click Club Wholesaler,
and Click Alliance.
The way that ClickIncome operates is
through their website and through their
nationwide seminars. At these seminars is
where most people are enticed into joining.
The problem with the seminars is that just
like on their website they don’t reveal
prices or hidden fees for ClickIncome
products and services.
At these seminars Click Income “Marketing
Experts” lay out a business plan that
includes a custom website, access to a drop
ship wholesales program, and general sales
training. They only reveal the initial
membership cost of $120, once that check is
written they proceed to hound customers into
upgrading to their $3,000 or $7,000 courses.
They make it seem like ClickIncome
is performing you a huge service by
integrating all these services under one
roof, when in reality things like website
development, web hosting, and drop shipping
are all available outside of ClickIncome.com for
much cheaper prices.
In the past I’ve seen plenty of companies
like this come and go, that’s why I did a
thorough background check on ClickIncome. I
found out that they have over 85 complaints
filed against them with the Better Business
Bureau (BBB).
It seems that the only way they pay out
refunds is if you report them to the BBB.
Still, I’ve heard from people that they
delay the process as long as possible and
try to get customers to sign anti defamation
papers, basically a contract stating you
won’t bad mouth Click Income even though they
tried to rip you off.
Companies like ClickIncome.com prey on people
new to the internet and the world of making
money online. To people who don’t know any
better this may seem like a great deal, a
website and products to sell all in one.
Meanwhile they are getting overcharged on
web hosting fees and are pressured into
purchasing more Click Income products at much
higher costs.
I find ClickIncome highly
unethical; anybody that sells a
technological resource such as a website to
a person that is new to working online needs
to be up front about the realities of being
a webmaster. It takes lots of time, trial
and error SEO techniques, and extensive
internet knowledge to run a successful web
site. This won't happen overnight and
it doesn’t happen after sitting through one
ClickIncome seminar.
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Average Rating is
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Anonymous FL | 4:15pm on February 2nd, 2012  | Yes, I too signed on with clickincome roughly 3 or 4 years ago. They literally squeezed $2,000 out of me. They asked me if I had any other options to give them more money but I told them I could not give them any more. After going back and forth on the telephone they finally settled for my meager $2,000. I had a website up for a year but never sold anything. They went through this process of teaching you how to use ebay but eventually as new changes were made, they would no longer let me have the new passwords. Eventually that guy was gone and before that my coach was let go half way through my coaching experience. I liked the first coach much better than the replacement. I knew people who saw lawyers to get refunds but the lawyers were helpless. Whatever you do, DO NOT sign on with clickincome. You will be hurt financially and mentally. Watch out! |
CD Mtl | 8:28am on January 12th, 2012  | I am looking for someone who did business with Brian Mc Adams. I want to know if somebody is aware of an alleged theft of which was allegedly made by one of their employee. This would include the call center and false invoicing. Sorry for my English and thanks for the answer
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anonymous california | 10:24pm on October 2nd, 2011  | To Jim and Ricard you are both right. I see they have changed their names again. I would love to have a class action suit against them. Their state did clip their wings but were only able to do it for people that live in Utah. I have tried everything, even the FBI. The FBI will only intervene if there is a substantial amount of money involved. Apparently $20,000 isn't substantial enough!! I only lost $4000, but was forced into bankruptcy. I am a senior citizen and thought I was smarter than that. If you look at the postings from "Anonymous", those are mine. Let me know here what you think we can do. |
Jim Mathieson Shrewsbury, Ma. USA | 10:29am on October 1st, 2011  | RUN do not walk if George Briere and or Paul Birdsall come calling or contact you with some supposed money making venture they peddling this week.
THEY make THEIR money by emptying your pockets! Promises are not kept! The rules change after you have joined to make it easier for them to avoid paying you! Emails are not answered, especially by P. Birdsall and forget about asking for a refund because it is NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!!
i.e. click income tycoon (zibzoom), they changed the rules 5 times within 2 months of me joining. I asked for a refund 1 or 2 months after I started due to breach of contract and have never gotten a single response or a refund. I have started the process of filing a breach of contract suit that will name both of these individuals in attempt to salvage a little of the money I mistakenly entrusted these two with.
Anyone think we can get a class action lawsuit started on this scam? |
Ricardo Tampa, Florida | 4:04am on September 22nd, 2011  | This company is definitely crooked and a scam of great proportions. I am going to pray for the company and all of its employees to go to prison for their huge scam upon the public. Shame on such a group of very, very evil people. I don't know how any of them would sleep at night. I greatly blame the state, also, for allowing such scam artists to perpetually steal. I think it is a matter from our country's president and his staff to get involved in. |
anonymous unknown | 4:06pm on February 1st, 2011  | They don't even deserve
'dreadful"!
I have been ripped off by clickincome and tried to engage all the local and federal agencies, even the fbi and David Horowitz!!
No lawyer wants to do a class action.
Perhaps if Chris Hansen of NBC Dateline were to expose them it might accomplish something. Utah was able to do something but they can only help Utah residents.
If anyone wants to email me; leave a message and your email here and I will respond. I don't want Clickincome to have my email address. They monitor this site! |
Leslie L Medford | 10:35pm on January 31st, 2011  | I would like to know if we can get our money (even part) back. Nothing to show for the $9000.00 we paid.Let's talk!!!! |
anonymous USA | 6:50pm on July 25th, 2010  | It is so very unfortunate that you all didn't get with Walt. No one can do it alone but together we could at least get our money back! |
Anonymous Location unknown | 11:46pm on April 12th, 2010 | Walt how is the suit going ? have you checked this law firm out since they are in utah make sure they are legit. |
anonymous USA | 4:16pm on April 11th, 2010  | Sorry folks; the address is gwaseaAbellsoouth.net |
anonymous USA | 4:14pm on April 11th, 2010  | EVERYBODY listen up. Send an email to "Walt" @ "gwasea@yahoo.com". He was too busy to respond before but he WILL this time. I see the light at the end of the tunnel. If you are unable to reach him; post a note here and I'll help you. We all need our money back!
(I'm remaining anonymous here for now because we are dealing with criminals)!! |
PB Texas | 6:41pm on April 8th, 2010 | I too bought into this scam! It has been a few years back when they came through Texas but have nothing but a simple web site to show for it with no help from anyone! I did not get what I paid for for sure!!! Can anyone advise me on how to go about getting a refund now of if it is even possible?? I'll gladly file any and all complaints necessary to be sure this does not happen to anyone else too!! Any help??? |
anonymous same | 5:21pm on April 8th, 2010  | Everybody; PLEASE contact Walt. There are so many of us victims; I think we can get something positive going. |
Walt Atlanta | 11:21am on March 31st, 2010  | No I am not a scammer, just busy. Now have time to look into a law suit against Clickincome. If you are interest contact me. Currently we have 4 individuals. This is on the up and up!! We can be victorious but it will take you and others. Contact me at: gwasea@bellsouth.net |
Anonymous Location unknown | 11:16pm on March 30th, 2010 | has anyone been contacted by someone wanting to do a class action law suit ? |
Jenny Salt Lake City, UT | 8:58pm on February 9th, 2010  | Clickincome and any similar persons that happen to live in Utah have nothing to do with the LDS or Mormon Church!
Clickincome also goes by Auction Success, Empwr Online, and Wealth Power Systems. The owner Brian McAdam, and vice president Deric Gurley got busted big time! For something like $100 K by the Utah Division of Consumer Protection.
Read about it by searching for "clickincome watchdog". Read the blog one. |
another anonymous usa | 1:40pm on October 21st, 2009  | Maybe Walt and Milberg Law are scammers too. I think Cliickincome's tentacles extend into some agencies and the Mormon Church.Or perhaps it began in the Church. Plenty of power in both. Note they are located in Salt Lake City and Sandy, Utah. |
Anonymous Location unknown | 5:18pm on October 9th, 2009 | Is Walt a scammer also ? Did anyone hear back from him ? I think he may have been trying to just get own info. |
another anonymous usa | 2:55pm on September 22nd, 2009  | I have contacted "Milberg.com" and waiting for a response. Perhaps we can all contact them and get something going. Leave me a message here. |
another anonymous usa | 2:38pm on September 22nd, 2009  | I also emailed but have not received a response from Walt. Something needs to be done. Has anybody researched class action? |
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