3 Week Millionaire Review- Making Scammers Rich One Sign-up At A Time

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Let me ask you something and please be very honest with your response. If somebody approached you on the street and told you he can make you a millionaire in just 3 weeks, how would you react?

1. Scoff at him.
2. Laugh it out.
3. Ignore and walk away as fast as possible.

I don’t know about you but I’d probably choose A and C. There’s no option for saying YES and signing up because I highly doubt you’d be too naïve to do so. And well, the same thing SHOULD apply on the internet but it’s actually way worse. Unlike the street scenario, you cannot see the face behind the 3 Week Millionaire program. You’re not even sure it’s the creator talking to you. If you happen to agree to all I’ve said thus far, here’s my next big question: WHY WOULD YOU EVEN TRUST HIM (or whoever is running this)?

Their website is so full of the typical BS from other scams and I’d like to point out some of them here:

• Non-verifiable trust badges – If those are legit, they should redirect you to their profile page verifying those claims.
• Fake timer – It will always stop at 1 but here’s a trick, refresh the page and it will reset to 10.
• Fake members – Aside from grabbing other people’s photos, this tactic has been used several times for testimonials. It makes the company seem legit but if you look closely, those who were members since June (about six months in) have earned just a little below $200k. So much for making a million in 21 days.

Another one of my concerns include their statements in the FAQs section.

Of course they’ll advise you to deposit more. As it turns out, they will get higher commissions. If the software works like they claimed, you don’t need to put in more money but instead you just sit back and wait for the profits to start rolling in. Sadly, they fall way short on their promises.

If only it were that easy! Look, if you can spare a few minutes, you can scour the internet to see victims of this scam. Their problem is that it can yield you profits within the first few hours of use and suddenly, the losses become so great it’s difficult to bounce back and recover. Think of it this way, you put in $500 and it doubles in less than a day. And when you’re feeling all good and confident that you just hit a gold mine, you check your balance and find a measly $5. I wish this was all theoretical. Unfortunately, the same exact thing happened to one member.

And herein, ladies and gentlemen, lies the sole reason why scams like this still thrive. We all want easy money, sure, but searching for a legit push button money-making tool isn’t just unrealistic – it’s downright IMPOSSIBLE! If that’s what you’re looking for, forget it. You’ll likely bump into similar scams because the legit means of making money online is the long hard way. I’m not discouraging you or anything but I just want to tell you upfront that it takes hard work, perseverance and patience to be an online success. Push button systems will give you nothing but headache as it only makes the scammers rich and happy.

VERDICT:

The 3-Week Millionaire is a binary options scam. It’s one among many come-and-go companies. And with the fast buildup of complaints on the internet against the creators and brokers, I’ve no doubt this will be taken down in a few weeks. So don’t bother.