White Label Millionaire Review- Scam Or Not?

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Everyone dreams of making tens of thousands per month and there are plenty of programs that claim they can deliver such results with minimal efforts. While Label Millionaire is such a program and while its claims are bold the results are debatable. Created by Mark Thompson, a so called marketing guru and famous blogger, the program focuses on teaching its followers how to sell products made by others but does it work?

The Author

The very first thing that will draw attention is the fact that all other reviews claim that Mark is a famous marketer and blogger. Unfortunately Google won’t help here as there is almost zero information available about the author. Also doing a domain check revealed that Mark owns at least 10 other websites out of which none of them is a blog. Sounds fishy? Well it is fishy since there is no information to be found about a person that asks for $297 for a digital product.

The Program

So what does a $297 spend on digital products offer?

White Label Millionaire is a collection of several ebooks, videos and audio files. All of them describe several methods on how to find product and resell them. There are also some lessons on how to sell them but there is a big problem with the business model. Almost all the products given as example are digital products and everyone knows how difficult it is to sell a product that does not exist in a physical form. In fact, the products recommended to be used by the program are other marketing tools and some of them are actually Mark’s other “programs”.

Leaving aside the fact that the program talks about how easy it is to sell digital products, the difficulty of actually selling them makes it extremely difficult to reach a decent income let alone tens of thousands of dollars. The program makes bold claims but the reality shows a different story. It is very difficult to sell digital products especially to people that know a thing or two about such programs. The only way this would work to attempt to sell them to unknowing individuals which would turn the entire business model into something much shadier.

The Ugly Truth

White Label Millionaire is a program that has been hiding from search engines. There are only a handful of other reviews online and all of them are just a blatant sales pitch meant to earn some commissions for someone. In fact most of them are just mere copies of the White Label Millionaire sales page. It seems that nobody bothers to actually write about the program. If that is not enough, the sales page itself shows some rather concerning statistics. White Label Millionaire gets about 2000 daily visitors which is quite low. For a marketing guru, having a site with only 2000 daily views is a sign of concern.

The problems with the program go even deeper since if it really was genuine and Mark did have the formula to make a 7 figure income why would he sell it? Why would anyone sell a get rich program that works and get more people to copy his method thus increasing competition.