Infinity Profit System Review- Another Ponzi Scam Or Not?

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“Infinite” and “profits” should never be used in the same phrase unless you’re talking about solid business strategy or stock market investments. When you add in “system” to the mix, that just makes it way fishier than Nemo and Dory themselves. And this is not something you want to “keep swimming” in or you might just end up getting lost in the vast abyss of the ocean with your money nowhere to be found.

WHAT THE SYSTEM IS

There’s not much to it, actually and I’m pretty sure at some point in your search for making money online, you’ve come across one or two just like it. Anyway, Infinity Profit System is a lot like a cycler or in a more straightforward description – a pyramid scheme. There’s no actual system – you just recruit people who will, in turn, recruit others and that’s it. If by any lucky streak, you found four people willing to continue the cycle; you will get the 100% commissions ONLY for the 1^st, 3^rd and beyond the 4^th recruits. The commissions for the 2^nd and 4^th sales will go to your sponsor (you need one if you want to join).

In short, you need to do some hardcore selling if you want to earn A LOT or at least get back the $135 you spent by signing up. That’s not a one-time fee by the way, it’s a monthly payment.

PRODUCTS

To avoid being tagged as a Ponzi scheme (which is what it is and illegal in that way), IPS offers two packages for their members. Not that anyone would actually use them let alone find them valuable but well, here they are.

Both the STARTER and BASIC packages have plenty of contents in them. HOWEVER, most of these can fall into two categories: mind-conditioning and something you can find elsewhere for free. The second part is kind of self-explanatory so need to go over that. The first one is mainly just motivational and inspirational like how to sell yourself (most important aspect for IPS to be honest). But all in all, they’re still not worth more than a couple of bucks. The company just threw them in there to conceal the fact that the main source of earnings is the recruitment.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

If you need any more proof as to why you should stay as far away as possible from anything that has to do with IPS, here are some of the members’ feedbacks:

• No support (It’s a priority for legit companies FYI.)
• Costly fees (Obviously.)
• No refund policy
• Poor quality products

VERDICT:

Infinity Profit System is full of false promises and hypes and will yield you no profit, that’s for sure. There’s no other way to say this but for anything that doesn’t have real products to sell and relies heavily on the recruitment to earn, it’s a scam or a Ponzi scheme. There are IPS members trolling the internet by saying this worked for them but let’s get real, nobody’s here for the products. They all signed up to get their share of the 100% commissions. And how will you sell IPS if you, god forbid, decide to introduce it to your friends and family?

Here’s a quick introspection: “If I were to be perfectly honest, would I want recruit myself and get involved with IPS?”