Pro Wealth Solutions Review
Is Pro Wealth Solutions a Scam?
Pro Wealth Solutions
is the speculated new name for an old and
notorious program that used to go by the
name of Pro Builder Plus and the Concorde
group before both went belly up. Given
the history of Pro Wealth Solutions and its founder Ben
Glinsky this opportunity definitely needs to
be thoroughly checked out.
Pro Wealth Solutions shares the same
platform as Pro Builder Plus did; using the
same interface they recruit people into a
growing MLM power line. This happens
when you request the so called free
information and are then enrolled into the
pre-enrollee line.
The thing about Pro Wealth
Solutions is that it's fairly new which
means many people are giving it the benefit
of the doubt and signing up with these guys.
Then what you get is a ripple effect from
the people in it having to say that it works to
recruit more suckers into their down line.
Despite the fact that you have people
claiming that Pro Wealth Solutions works
there are so many red flags on this one that
I don't even know where to start. Pro
Wealth Solutions claims that everyone will
benefit from the main power line because it
will
spill over into your personal line.
However the results are inconsistent, you
have the majority of the people involved
claiming that they have not gotten the
proper returns and sponsorships that they
should have and then a few people bragging
about their amazing results, which is
definitely suspicious.
So basically what you're going to have to
do is market Pro Wealth Solutions different
business products in hopes that someone will
buy through you and your line instead of
the thousands of others which are marketing
the exact same services.
Also the reason that there is a variance
between personal experiences is that it all
depends on the person's up line.
Already there are complaints of people not
being able to get in touch with anyone that
recruited them into Pro Wealth Solutions.
The worst part about Pro Wealth Solutions
is that you can't afford to not make money
with this program. On top of the one
time fee of $69.95 there is an automatically
deducted monthly charge of $34.95.
This causes many people to quit, rather
quickly, which destabilizes the entire
platform of this business whose survivability depends on a continuously
growing membership. This is why many
people are avoiding this system and simply counting
the days until Pro Wealth Solutions
collapses just like it did before.
This whole thing smells all to familiar,
you have people that got in early claiming
profits, newbie's confused and complaining,
and people loosing money while the creators
are
getting rich of your cash.
There are just too many uncertainties for
this one to go right, but if you're hell
bent on joining Pro Wealth Solutions
at least wait a couple months too see what
people have to say after working with it for
some time.
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Customer Responses, Reviews, or Complaints for
'Pro Wealth Solutions'
Average Rating is
1.00
out of
5
based on
5 reviews.
Marie MO | 9:12pm on September 15th, 2009 | Like all the others, got scammed big time, only I went in and looked at my bank account and they took $197! I don't remember signing up for this, when I go in and look at a work at home job, if I have to pay, forget it. The ones you're paying are making the money, not us. The phone number on the charge had a message saying I wasn't allowed to make long distance phone calls. Called my cell provider, he tried to call and got the same message. I would never sign up for anything that cost this much, I don't have the money for that. Plus, I refuse to do anything with me starting my own business, which is what this sounds like. I know there is no way to get a refund, but this guy needs to be stopped. |
Terry Johnston Barrie | 10:52pm on September 24th, 2008 | The program is a scam. Their so called leads--which you must pay for--are less than useless. When you call the people they have no clue what you are talking about.
Don't waste time or money on this junk!
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Joseph Allooh Houston, TX | 6:50pm on July 20th, 2008 | I got in paid the money, got customers for the services, but nothing was delivered. emailed Ben Glinsky and called him to no avail. Finally I got him on his cell phone but he was so rude and hung up. An email from support promissed to deliver services to all the customers I provided, but again nothing....I let my card expire so they couldn't charge the monthly membership so they kept sending emails for payment and I kept asking them to respond to my emails or to call me, and that I wanted my money back. They stopped emailing.
Big fraud.. The training call is the same recorded call as the very first one, were him and his Iranian partner in CA talks about how much money they are making...No kidding.. It is our money they are stealing. Stay clear of PWS and the Your World Plus cupon book scheme they are trying to sell. Thanks. |
freetrader Michigan | 5:20pm on March 13th, 2008 | Been there, done that, bought the tee shirt and burned it. First thing I did online. Spent the $70 to get started. Spent $35 a month for the first 6 months. Joined one of their lead co-ops. Paid $100 a month for what turned out to be 25 hits to my PWS web site per month. No names, no email addresses, no phone numbers, just hits. Yeah, some little geek sitting at his computer clicking on the different PWS sites in the co-op. No support no help, nothing. Moved on. |
Robert Ord Collingwood Ontario caaaaaanada | 8:56am on January 19th, 2008 | I too got sucked in to their power trip looking for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow,but I guess like so many others I ended with a pot of poor qulity garden manure and that was a surprise as it started its trip from England so i guess I could say I honestly got a real royal shafting,O Welllose and learn . so a nother leso learned and
Belly Up to The Bar
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