Online Riches University Review- Duplicate Scam Website?
This Online Riches University review was actually quite easy to do. Its really funny how clever these scam artist are really getting. Actually let me take that back. It’s actually pathetic to see that it’s the same setup like always. Already this is in the website and I can see the popular fake news logos and adcopy on the website. It is nothing more than a capture page with fields for you to fill out including your first name, phone, and primary email.
It says on this capture page that you can make real money within 5 minutes from the comfort of your own home. No way. That is freaking insane. You do not immediately start making money on the internet no matter which program you join.
So while doing this review I decided to opt in and see what else was in store for me.
The “Congratulations” and Sales Letter Page
After signing up for Online Riches University it will take you to a page where it congratulates you because there are supposedly 3 positions left in whatever city you are residing. Then you will get this huge sales letter with a bunch of fabricated stories and it says also that if you can spare 60 minutes a day that they will give you a proven certified home job and make $379 per day. Do you know how crazy that sounds? People go to college for years and earn professional degrees and still don’t even make that kind of money. Do you think you’re going to land a simple at home job that pays this much? No way. But as you scroll down you will see like I said, fabricated stories and one of them is by the name of Mary Johnson. I have actually seen this name before and basically she is going to give you a rundown of how she was laid off from her job and needed to pay her bills and it was just a few days before her girls birthday and you know the rest. She basically touches your emotions in this sales letter and testimonial by saying how she doesn’t want to have a boss but she doesn’t want to have to wake up early, and she doesn’t want to need an alarm clock. This is all to get you hyped up because most likely if you were reading this review you are somebody that is looking for a way to make money from home. You would love to have that wouldn’t you? And that’s how they get you. So to make things a little bit shorter she talks about how she found this at home job and let me tell you this is a huge sales letter. It might take you a good half an hour to read the whole thing.
The Bogus Income Calculator
There’s this one section of the sales letter that kind of makes me a little bit angry. I mean, this pretty much is the epitome of a scam. There is a part where there is an income calculator where you can punch in some numbers and see how much you would supposedly make each month if you were to join and start getting paid for posting links. Remember, there is no such thing as a link posting job. This calculator will deceive so many people that it is not even funny. I mean, after putting in 15 minutes per day, and getting paid $20 for link, 5 days a week, that would equal $78,000. That is pure bull crap. And then there is a cheesy wealth development certification program that really isn’t a real certification at all. However this is to make it seem like you are getting hired for a certain position. But, at the same time you are not supposed to have a boss? Interesting. What a joke.
The Upsells
You will get a free one-on-one consultation with an Internet wealth expert. Be very aware of this! Understand that Online Riches University is nothing more than a sales team trying to take your money. This person is not a wealth expert at all. All they’re going to do is call you up and bombard your phone with sales pitches for you to spend some money on expensive coaching and other expensive packages that pretty much take you nowhere. Do not fall for this!
How Much Is This Scam?
Now comes the check out of Online Riches University. And yes, you have guessed it correctly! This is going to cost you money to get started. In fact it’s going to cost you $97. Do you know of any job out there where you have to pay first? No. That’s because this is not a real job. It is nothing more than a very lame, low quality, affiliate marketing training course disguised as a work from home job. The only ones that are going to be profiting from this system are there people who are selling it. If you ever see any videos or blog websites recommending this scam, please understand that they are going to reap a commission if you buy. That is the only reason why they have any vested interest in promotion of this program.
Conclusion
To wrap up this Online Riches University review, it’s clear to see that this is another cheap scam website floating around online. Perhaps you received an email regarding some kind of work from home position. However, hopefully you have read this review on time before you give up your money because these things are notoriously hard to get your money back from. If you are lucky you might be able to get a refund. If not, just take it as a lesson learned. Behind all those pictures of luxury cars, yachts, and houses as portrayed on the sales page, understand that success in this industry especially, does not come easy. It is very possible to make money from home, don’t get me wrong. But it is not going to be through an easy turnkey system like promoted through Online Riches University. Thanks for reading and please leave any comments, questions, or thoughts below and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
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I did a huge mistake. Should have did my research first before purchasing the online riche university. Is there any ways I can get my money back or is it done for? Or is my card that I used to purchase will be expose?!!! Help anyone. Thanks.
online riches is a scam,forget about getting a refund,when you call,if they don’t hang up on you,they will tell you that it will be 5 to 7 days to get your refund or there was a “problem” w/the refujnd,this was on 10/31 it is now 11/6 and i am still waiting, do not be taken in by these CROOKS!
Wow, sorry to hear about that David. There are so many sites that are set up just like this one, so you definitely have to be careful you don’t get suckered. They do make it difficult to make contact and get a refund. It’s part of how they are able to make so much money. People just get frustrated, forget, and move on and they pocket the sale. Another warning is, you want make sure they don’t keep billing your credit card. That’s another problem with these schemes and I’ve had many people leave comments saying how they keep getting billed no matter what! I would say from now on, anything that promotes itself as earning fast income or as an easy job, is definitely a red flag. I hope everything works out for you here, David. Thanks for leaving your comments and feedback.