GPS Funnel Review: Guaranteed Earnings or Guaranteed Scam?

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Ever wonder why pyramid schemes don’t last that long no matter how fancy or “different from others” they make it sound? The reason is actually pretty simple – even a grade school student will find this easy to follow, trust me.

Think of the money as water in a dam. At the beginning, when it’s still filled with so much hype, the water MIGHT overflow. Those recruiters will then flock around social media or whatever means they use and tell you it worked for them so it will work for you too. Then, because the dam was built with substandard materials (the weak system), chances are it will start to crack. Only two things can happen: it can bring down the whole structure (cause the company to collapse) or it will slowly drain the dam (loss of funds). Consequently, if the water supply (money from the new members) stop coming in, the dam will eventually dry out. Either way, there’s no way you can win this one.

GPS Funnel follows the same structure of other Ponzi scams. GPS means Guaranteed Profit System and their sales pitch goes, “Who knew guaranteed signups could be so easy?”

WHAT THE “SYSTEM” IS

Aside from the monthly admin fee of $9.95, you’re required to sign up for at least one membership level.

LEVEL 1 ($25/mo) – Self-development

LEVEL 2 ($50/mo) – Business development

LEVEL 3 ($100/mo) – Wealth advantage

After paying, you’ll be assigned a sponsor and this will allow you to join a rotator. Then, all you have to do is recruit other naïve people to follow suit. The 1^st and 3^rd sales will go to you but your 2^nd and 4^th will be sent to your sponsor. This goes the same for the rest of those under you. Of course, your earnings will depend on your level – the more expensive your membership is, the higher your commissions will be but then again, isn’t that always how they encourage you to put in more money?

POINTS TO CONSIDER

• If you don’t have anything to sell, you’re not building a solid business. Since it’s all just about recruitment, once the sign ups stop, so will your earnings.
• Pyramid schemes always pose big financial risks because it can topple down anytime. If you’re good at recruiting and you want quick cash, this might be an interesting way to earn but remember, don’t be surprised if your friends stop talking to you when it all goes down the drain.
• Not even the most legit businesses have guaranteed earnings so when an unstable system such as the GPS Funnel guarantees signups (and profits consequently), you know something’s off. It’s highly unlikely and there’s no way they’ll make it that easy for you to earn.
• Schemes like this usually last less than a year or until the hype dwindles down.

VERDICT:

GPS Funnel is not unlike any other MLM. There are no products to sell and the system is no different from all the other pyramiding we’ve seen in the past – all of which were doomed to fail right from the start. It won’t be the last of its kind and I can only hope that people learn to stay away from it as fast as possible.