If you read the previous post and found it didn’t make sense it probably won’t. Well if you think that you need to know more about the business and or other online businesses then you can check out my new business review page. I have placed MPAM in the not recommended section because I have not made any money there in more than four years.
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The following is content from a forum that I posted today in the MPAM support forums. I felt that it might not be allowed to remain there because of the negativity directed towards the program owner. So to be sure that I get to have my say I have put a copy of my post here. It probably won’t make sense considering it is a response to a number of other threads posted in the forum. But it should be considered a warning to all current and future members of MPAM.
Well it looks like all the threads on the Co op and Adsense are closed. So I started a new thread to have my say. I am leaving MPAM. I have requested a payout for what is left in my account and then I am done.
It looks like I have lost $1000 for the Sept. and Oct. Coops. And here are a few points on that:
- I read that we should be satisfied with a Coop that has been profitable for x amount of time. How so? $1000 is 10 months profit for someone who bought the max of $500 in each month. Add that to my monthly fees and that’s $1200+. So I’ve lost a lot of money over something that was intended to at the very least pay for my membership fees.
- I read that MR says that this is not his fault and we were all warned. Well how about when I warned him that 20% return was too risky. He could have sold less shares per coop and individuals could have made $100 in a month without risking $500 to get it. And I’m sure if you search the forum you will find a post by me stating that. In my opinion Micheal it is your fault. If you feel like crap over this situation you certainly should and I hope it sticks around for awhile.
I’m not in a very good frame of mind right now and may have more to say on this later.
Well I was hoping that the update to this story would be a good one for me. So far it hasn’t turned out the way I had hoped. If you read the previous post I was waiting for a refund from Hyper VRE. So far no response either way. That usually seems to be a bad sign. What can I say except don’t buy the product. You can download the free version but it’s totally useless if you can’t design a professional style webpage.
The free version does not come with templates. If you are an inexperienced marketer and/or webpage designer you have to purchase the bonus package to get the templates. The dissappointing thing is that even with the templates you site will not likely look as good as the example.
I think as another option I will try to get my refund by going through PayPal. If I don’t hear from Hyper soon that’s what I will do.
By the way I may have a new bad business to review soon. It’s called 123Clicks. Whatever you do – do not join this traffic exchange. I’ll have an article on them in the next couple of days.
