Project Breakthrough Review: Recommended Program Or Scam?

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

You know what they say, “There’s no such thing as free lunch.” And so let me ask you, what if you meet some random people at a café or on the street and they suddenly tell you they will help you make money in two weeks without asking for anything in return? Yeah it sounds ridiculous. And what if that person has been involved in illegal activities in the past, like say fraud? Would you trust them to tell you the truth about how you’re exactly going to earn? I thought not.

WHAT IS IT?

Project Breakthrough is a 14-day course on making money online. After which, you are promised your first commission. That’s supposed to be how it is. But that’s not what happens. After the training program, it all leads to their main product which is “High Traffic Academy.” It may have started free but when you reach towards the end, you’d find yourself being asked to pay $297 on a monthly basis. That’s a lot. But that’s not their only up-sell. They also have these offers (all are annual fees):

• SEO Traffic – $297
• PPC Mastery – $497
• Affiliate Marketing 101 – $297
• Content Marketing 101 – $297
• Email Marketing 101 – $297
• Facebook Champion – $197
• Facebook Marketing – $397
• Data Secrets – $1997
• Funnel Mastery – $497
• ETC….

In case you want to go all in, they offer all these trainings in three types of packages:

• Master Marketer – $2995/year
• Master Marketer Pro – $5995/year
• Master Marketer Platinum – $15,995/year (You’ve got to be kidding me.)

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

With all these expenses, you’d think they’ll be giving you some top-notch training. Sadly, that’s so far from the truth. You’re just being prepared to promote one thing – their very own product. No, you won’t be taught various ways of making money online (it’s a 14-day course so that’s probably what you’d expect), instead they’ll give you the lessons so you can help in luring more people to sign up to High Traffic Academy.

PROS AND CONS

I’d like to point out that there is some value in the training — with emphasis on SOME. It’s all okay until they start offering those up-sells which are mighty expensive, I might add. The disadvantages far outweigh any advantages. And the overpriced products they have are not worth it. Their so-called “magic formula” is just something you can find on the internet for free. And besides, if you’re going to shell out a decent amount for investment, might as well pick one being run by marketers with good reputation. I would also like to point out that one of the owners, Vick Strizheus, is associated with Empower Network. So there’s that too.

VERDICT:

Project Breakthrough is a borderline scam. They make you believe you need to put in thousands of dollars to make money. That’s a fallacy. Sure, investment is necessary but with something like this, the only ones getting rich are those behind it. With high-priced items, they’re sure to reap huge profits too. Smart move for marketers but at the end of the day, they are just hyping crap up.