[REQ] ebay Monopoly Formula

[ferronf]

(01-23-2019 09:33 AM)rebellious Wrote:  Here are the questions I asked:

1. Is there a money back guarantee? (I didn't see any on the sales page).

2. I currently am a eBay member with a 100% rating. Do I need a new account in order to sell?

3. If I sign up on the $297 option, can I change it to the $997/year option when I start making money?

4. Are the products name brand?

I will be expecting a call tomorrow morning from them. It's going to be 10 minutes, I guess it's a interview or something. But I'm going to follow up and keep everyone here posted.

Take their moneyback guarantee with a little pinch of salt. Cant trust the sellers we come across online (unless Paypal, there's a 90% of chance). But I think these guys can be trusted based on what I heard of them before.

[rebellious]

On the guarantee, never trust a seller if you there isn't one. And if there isn't, always pay by PayPal. I've been a trusted buyer with PayPal for 14 years. If there's a problem, they jump at it!

They're going to call me later, I will post their answers here and the rest is up to you. It sounds very interesting but always buyer beware.

[Heavy Weight Wrestler]

This picture ( Bruce Lee ) really suits your character...VERY Rebellious

[rebellious]

Thanks HWW for the compliment!

Now..............

For the results of the interview I had with Jonathan this morning.

1. When I asked him about the money back guarantee that didn't show on the sales page, he said that is correct. PayPal would be the safe haven I told him if you go the $297/month route. You can stop the $97/month payment if not satisfied.

So there isn't a money back guarantee. Red Flag #1

2. About the need for a seller's account even if you already have a Ebay account, he said yes you would need one (I don't know why, I had mine for about 7 years).

That would be Red Flag #2 to me that is.

3. Is covered in #1 about changing the payment plan. In other words, you would lose out on the $297 and $97 per month if you were to go so far.


4. Some products will be name brand and some won't be. He made it sound like it's 50/50 name brand. He stated that they have multiple suppliers all over the US. Now how can that be when bdwthang pointed that out. Could be a red flag here too.

Anyway, here offered me this:

I can start with just $1 with a 2 week delay (The $297 will be paid on the 6th) and then they will bill me $97 the following month. I told him that I won't be able to do it now (he was looking for a quick sale). So I said that I can do it much later than that. He sent me a email and wanted me to reply to it to let him know that I signed up.



****************LATEST UPDATE!*******************

This is the email he sent me:

Jonathan Adler <jonathan@reallysuccessful.com>

10:58 AM (5 hours ago)

to me
https://center.umbrellaus.com/checkout/K...mid=339821


--
Jonathan Adler
Really Successful LTD
Umbrella Micro Enterprises

BUT!!! AND THERE'S A BIG BUT HERE!!!

I decided to research these guys and this is what I found from this link:

https://mikejanthony.com/really-successf...reme-scam/


ALL IN ALL FELLAS!!!! THIS IS NOTHING BUT A SCAM!!!

STAY AWAY FROM THESE PARASITES!!! THEY SUCK!!! Nuff Said!

-rebellious

[noob14]

(01-22-2019 07:13 PM)ferronf Wrote:  

(01-22-2019 04:23 PM)bdwthang Wrote:  Looks to me like they are hooked up with this service:

https://www.beglobal.company/

Good finding bro. Looks like it.

The difference I can see though, BeGlobal offers variety of products whereas the one in the OP thread, offers just selected products with limited sellers.

Found a video on youtube of Serge - the guy from the RS webinar - giving a tour of BeGlobal and talking it up about ebay, comparing it to amazon, etc. Even shows him in the same account as you see in the webinar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84p4SHomDvo

[JohnHenry]

Thanks rebellious for your thorough review. Good work.

[rebellious]

All in all..............they are nothing but scammers that has caught those off guard. They must've signed up a whole lot people but those people should've looked at it with a magnifying glass. Even the giveaway that they don't offer a money-back guarantee should be a solid red flag.

Oh well, live and learn. As the saying goes: "Caveat emptor" let the buyer beware.

But thanks to noob14 for the video on BeGlobal. If anyone is still interested in something like this, check out BeGlobal. They're a better option.

-Peace to one and all!

[Niterain]

(01-24-2019 02:21 AM)rebellious Wrote:  2. About the need for a seller's account even if you already have a Ebay account, he said yes you would need one (I don't know why, I had mine for about 7 years).

That would be Red Flag #2 to me that is.

In regards to this you probably need a store thus a sellers account if there is anything to do with uploading listings and any kind of monitoring from an outside party. You can't do that with a regular account.

[Heavy Weight Wrestler]

(01-24-2019 12:05 PM)rebellious Wrote:  If anyone is still interested in something like this, check out BeGlobal. They're a better option.

-Peace to one and all!

+5 Max rep for your above detective work :p

Anyway BeGlobal ranking over at Alexa is NOT really good. Perhaps i am missing out something here ?

[rebellious]

Well I guess BeGlobal sucks as well. It's so good to do thorough research on something you are not sure about. It's called being a skeptical and educated consumer.