Mike Dillard Reviews – Legit or Scam?
Mike Dillard is an entrepreneur who is particularly well known for his accomplishments in network, or multi-level, marketing. According to his personal bio, he earned his first million from a network marketing opportunity when he was just 27 years old.
Dillard is currently running a wide variety of companies aimed at helping people perfect and benefit from their own home businesses. His original company, Magnetic Sponsoring, is all about how you can recruit people to your downline without cold calling or monetary investment.
He also has Better Networker, which is a social network for home business owners and network marketers. It is a place for motivated entrepreneurs to connect with one another, as well as offering a wide variety of helpful materials and forums for work at home business operators.
Finally, Mike Dillard is about to launch Digital Prana, which will focus on helping online business owners specialize in niche marketing, and also The Elevation Group, which will help people learn about investing strategies that will drastically increase earnings.
Membership to any Mike Dillard program requires purchase or membership fees. Exact cost depends on the program you wish to join.
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December 12th, 2011 at 10:07 pm
Mike Dillard is very slick at marketing over the internet. But, I found the content of his Elevations program to be fairly useless. I signed up for Elevations Group last Spring. The promised publishing deadlines were continually missed and the basic business concepts that were provided are readily available for free from myriad sources. I asked for my $ back and was told the 30 day guarantee was passed. Turns out the 30 days to evaluate didn’t start from when I received the program but from when I ordered it, even though they still hadn’t completed their web site when I asked for the refund. My credit card company agreed with me however and I was finally able to get my $ back. My over-all experience with them was aggravating and a waste of time.
November 12th, 2011 at 5:41 pm
This is an obvious and pathetic attempt to drown out legitimate criticisms of Mike Ballard and his WWN scam. These scumbags are nothing buy lying con artists attempting to swindle gullible people out of their money.
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December 20th, 2011 at 7:12 pm
mike what’s your comment on this