The Ultimate Cycler Review- Ultimate Scam or What?

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 1 comment

If this is the first time you’ve heard of the Ultimate Cycler, I suggest you turn around and walk as far away from this as possible. Cyclers are nothing but big scams and none of them thrive (maybe they just changed their name a bit and re-launched). Think about any cycler that you’ve heard about last year, is it still up and running today? How about those who tried to recruit you with promises of huge profits? Are they still bragging about it?

Chances are, you said NO to all the questions. I know because I’ve been there too. And I totally get how enticing this is especially because the only thing you need to do is pay the membership fee and recruit others. Of course, there will be products (just so they won’t be tagged as scam) but we all know they’re only there for the show. No one joins because they like the so-called product, people sign up because of the money they can potentially earn.

Here’s the deal: their system is a no-brainer. You buy in, get in the cycle, find people to put under you, wait for the up-lines to cycle out until it’s your turn then you get paid. What people fail to realize is this – how many are those above you? Sure, they’ll be raking in the most which should make you think if there’s still any possibility of you getting a piece of the pie.

THE BAIT

It’s fairly easy for the recruiters to find victims. All they need to do is play on that little voice of greed in your head – how you can make easy money doing basically nothing. More than “cycling out”, I believe it’s called as such because you’re just finding someone as gullible as you were to fall for this trap. As I said before, I was once in that position – more than trying to look deeper into the “system”, I was already thinking of HOW I’m going to spend the money I’d likely earn.
Take note that one spot is at $25 and I know a lot of people who were victims of cyclers who purchased more than one position. Why? It’s simple, more spots mean more money or so they promised.

THEIR PRODUCTS

Just to avoid being called an outright scam, aside from their compensation plan, the Ultimate Cycler boasts of “quality products”. According to them, for the measly one-time payment of $25, you’ll get various business tools which are valued at $2,000. A few examples of these include Lead Scraper Software ($397) which is way overpriced especially because you can get a really good one at $27-$99 ONLY. And these are pro versions by the way, complete with money back guarantee. Another product is a premium website ($199) and I’m betting this isn’t even personalized. What you’ll get is mostly a generic website that’s impractically expensive. You can build your own at no cost by using WordPress or you can make one for a much lower price.

And just to make it seem like you’re getting more than what you paid for, they threw in a mobile development app which they claim is being sold at $17.95. This “cutting edge app” won’t get you anything though but “it will allow you to create happiness from yourself.” LOL! This made me laugh so hard and oh, the name of the app is Mobile Motivate. Ha, and I thought it couldn’t get any worse!

VERDICT:

No matter how they try to sugarcoat it, The Ultimate Cycler is nothing but a big fat scam. There’s always something new like this popping up every now and then because they don’t last. The earnings rely on the recruitment because let’s face it, their products are laughable at best. So when people stop coming in, so will the money. Think about that before you “invest.”