ELearn University Review- Affiliate Scam?

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

Will eLearn University scam you if you join? Good question. Thanks for visiting my ELearn University review. By now, you are ready to get started in making money on the Internet but you need to learn a little bit more before joining anything. Good thing you did come to this review. It seems there are mixed reviews about this program but let me tell you my opinion. I do understand your skepticism of business opportunities and affiliate marketing programs because quite honestly, there are a lot of scams out there that will take your money and not deliver anything close to what is promised.

I was actually pretty impressed of the eLearn University website. Browsing around, I saw that it did have a lot of resources to learn from. There are parts of the site that were really interesting. There seems to be a lot of content including classes that teach the different aspects and areas of Internet marketing. Everything ranging from list building to search engine optimization. So picked the SEO Class and found a free e-book to learn from. It was actually quite informative. A little bit hard to understand because of the advanced vocabulary, but I do have to say there is a lot of content in there explaining search engine optimization. Then I went a head a looked at some video tutorials. One was how to add an image. It was absolutely helpful. There is a lot of free content you can learn from at the elearnu.com website. I was actually pretty pleased.

Then there is the is the membership packages you can enroll in. It ranges from the Associates, Bachelors, and Masters program. Mind you that these are just titles of products and not official degrees or accreditation. It’s just a part of the name or level of coaching you invest in. I guess it coincides with the name “ELearn University”. Quite clever. Please understand that this is not a real university or online college. It is an Internet marketing training course. There’s nothing wrong with that, but it’s important to know that you are not enrolling in a real school. Please also understand that most likely if you join, you are going to pay for coaching. And if you become an affiliate 

[note color=”#fffae5″]There was an Elearn University scam claim floating around on the Internet of Martin Wilson (creator of ELearn University) and how he as been a scam artist and has been ripping people off with different business opportunities. This person who submitted the post also alleged that Wilson had been forced to pay almost $15 million by the FTC. Actually this was a post someone had submitted on a popular ripoff report site, and it seems another review site grabbed this info, and create a negative ELearn scam review. I then went back to the original post and there was an “updated” comment on the whole thing stating that now Wilson was amicably working with the original commentator of that post. What I’m trying to say is, someone blew a comment out of proportion and out of personal frustration. Are those accusations against Wilson true? I don’t know.[/note]

I have to say I am quite pleased with the fact that Elearn University clearly revolves around education & coaching as far as how to learn affiliate marketing. I’m a big fan of that because I know that the right affiliate marketing education is really the key to making money on the Internet. So I have to give it to them on that one. I must say though that even though things look pretty promising, I still can’t recommend this program. I do think there are better options out there that break down how to make money online into more simple content the average person can understand. However I do recommend elearnu.com as a source of free info and education. It definitely won’t hurt to watch the tutorials.