What is this company, Money Looper? Mike says he has a secret 3 step trick but is it any different than any other money-making scheme? Then again, everyone in the business market has a secret to share with you.
Let’s take a look inside in the event that this program is a legit secret loophole.
So without further day, let’s get rolling and cover:
- What I found in the video.
- What Money Looper has to offer you.
- My Recommendations.
- Red Flags.
- A better way.
Money Looper-Secret 3 Step Trick, Scam Or Not?
Founder: Mike Dee
Price: $37 with upsell of $197
Recommended: NO Scam: YES
What I Found In The Video
Mike Dee, the narrator of the video, attempts to build your trust in the hope that you will purchase his product. With this in mind, the next thing Mike does is try to build a relationship with you, saying he wants to become your partner.
It’s important to realize that he is trying to get you to identify with I’m when he says he has also “been hurt.”
Then Mike goes on to point out that he will reveal to you how he made a “huge income,” and you can too, not to mention that it is a way to make big money effortlessly. And in reality, all you need is a computer and a mobile phone.
Now, if that isn’t enough, he states that anyone who has 5 minutes to spare can do his program.
Mike wants you to pay close attention because he needs your genuine partnership and then again states that a real partnership is not a pyramid scheme then goes on to point out that you will not become rich overnight.
As a result of this partnership, the program is a simple and ingenious method.
Mike goes so far as to say, generally speaking, at least 99.5% of the people who claim you can make money online are lying selfish gurus. And in the long run, these gurus are just looking to destroy legit companies like Money Looper. Oh, and not the mention, he says gurus are great at hype like a sleazy car salesman.
What Money Looper Has To Offer You.
First thing to remember is when I listened to each video; I did not get a complete set of instructions on what is needed to earn $1000 a day.
Secret 3 Step Trick
Money loophole #1
1. The first video instructs you to take advantage of the money loophole #1.
First, I believe you pick a domain and place it on a page, but to put it another way, he said to put it on a page, but I’m not sure what that page is. It looked like a website of some sort.
In effect, he eluded that if someone likes the page, they will click on it and, you will make 25 cents. Yes, you heard right, 25 cents, but all in all, I don’t think this 25 cents is going to add up to $1000 a day that he guaranteed you.
He said to combine umbrella names and put them at the top of your website using a free slogan maker; with this statement in mind, please remember that this program is probably for beginners and more than likely doesn’t require any experience.
Yet you are expected to know how to use a website. And again, Money Looper will own that website.
Money loophole #2
You take a survey, get a gift card, then turn around and sell it. And in a word, that’s it! That’s all of the information you received. But wait, it says you can make money by selling your free gift card.
With all of this in mind, how are you supposed to earn $1000 a day taking surveys and selling free gift cards?
Money loophole #3
Download Neilsen app and make $50 per year. The description in the Neilsen app says you can earn rewards if you download it.
According to Google Play, the Nielsen app is:
“A Mobile Panel with the opportunity for you to be a part of the research we do here at Nielsen. This panel helps us understand how consumers use the Internet and mobile devices by studying the websites and apps people as you visit. By installing our app either on your smartphone or tab to earn rewards.”
Mike says if you download the app Money Looper will give you stories to share on Facebook.
I am not sure that the Nielsen app’s description coupled with the claims will make you money.
Mike says when you make $100, you will get a $70 commission. But I wonder if anyone ever makes $100, or is this a way for Money Looper to get more exposure by using you as a free Facebook advertisement?
Fake Testimonies
Take a look at these photos below. This Guy in the picture gave testimony on the Money Looper site, saying how much money he has made. I did a google image face recognition on him. He has a different name with the link to LinkedIn that has another person on the profile.
Look at photo number three. It links to a girl with the same alias name he has used for his profile.
Fake testimonies send the red flag chills up my back.
Thumbs Down
- Mike reveals to you a program that does not come close to the promises he gives in his promotional video.
- He guaranteed to you and made a promise to you that you will make $1000 a day.
- I also see signs that this Program released in late 2018 has had a face-lift. The training I saw once I joined is not the same as the ones I see in other posts from late 2018.
- What Mike is doing is changing things up a bit so he can reach more people.
- Thumbs down all the way. There is NO value in what he teaches. It appears he has made a video the quickest way he can to get your attention and your money.
- There are numerous red flags. These red flags tell me it would be in your best interests to stay far away from Mike Dee’s Money Looper.
Red Flags
It is important to watch out for red flags. They are a great guide to smoke out a scam.
- He offers no value in his content
- A promise and a guarantee when he is promoting the upsell for you to make $1000 a day.
- His video to the secret 3 step trick is bogus. What he gives you will not make $1000 a day.
- Watch close because this video will be taken down.
- Inconsistent information. Mike states that he won’t say you will get rich quick but then promises with a verbal guarantee that you will make $1000 a day with the upsell.
- Mike says you can make money for very little work.
- He offers no value in his content
My Recommendation
In light of my review, I do not recommend Money Looper for anyone; in addition to that, I will call it a scam. As a matter of fact you may lose any money you invested into this program. I’m not sure but it is a concern. So, please be safe and stay clear of Money Looper.
It looks awfully lot like you have to work for them and not for yourself. Beginners at this business would certainly see this as a good opportunity. All the required things to do in order to get a thousand dollars a day is very misleading and too good to be true. It’s a cheap promotion, one that hasn’t been well thought of. Good thing you took a step to expose this and I can’t wait for this so called company to he taken down so people will be one scammer safe away!
I haven’t experienced being scammed because fortunately, I have discovered Wealthy affiliate before the scams. I say Affiliate marketing has been around for years and Wealthy Affiliate is one of the pioneers of this online business. Thanks for this review. People should he informed so they won’t end up being scammed with upsells, lots of money and wasted effort.
I am so happy you have not fallen for a scam like this one. You are one of the few who have not been scammed in one way or another.
Please continue to be careful. Not all scams are as obvious as Money Looper.
Thank you for your post. It is a careful and thorough review on Money Looper. I started my online business this year and have been actively searching for make money methods. I bought several ones and all of them are scams. They start with low front end price. After you sign in, you need to pay more to make the program working. Even though you pay more, it is still hard to make the program profitable.
Looks Money Looper lie in the scam category. You did a nice work digging into their background, so that we don’t need to look at this program, which saves our time and money.
Thank you so much for researching this company before you took the fall. It shows your intelligence and makes me feel so much better that I wrote it. If I can help just one person I have made a difference.
Wow! Thanks for doing the digging to unearth the obvious shortcomings that are not visible on the surface. Seems like an other case of “if it looks too good to be true – it probably is.”
It seems like there is absolutely not substance to this “program” beyond making money for Mike Dee. Nothing easy will make money – otherwise everyone would be doing it. Anything worth doing will take work.
I’m also a fan of Wealthy Affiliate. It’s good information that when combined with your own hard work will definitely pay off.
Thanks again for your eye-opening research on Money Looper.
Dave, you are so welcome. It is my pleasure to expose a scam and to dig deep to bring up the obvious. I am so happy you are a fan of WA. It is an incredible platform and I am blessed for the day I found them.
Thanks for sharing the scam! people are so easily tricked with content they find online as they try and just get your money without really giving anything in return, especially when it comes down to how to make a lot of money in a short time. Nothing beats hard work.
Hard work it the only way to get ahead. Quick money will come and go. You are so welcome.
Concise review you have written here. Its hard to see that there are millions of scans out there. Many people don’t believe it but its right in front of us. The red flags are obvious but we still fall. Money looper is just another sham of a platform that’s destroying the good name of those that have something to offer to people. Its a pity most people don’t check to see if this if scams like money looper secret is a goto before spending their money on it. Thanks for the review. Best regards.
I do agree with you. I wish more would check out these programs before they pay their money. I am so happy you did. Wise decision on your part.
Thanks for the thorough review of the Money Looper platform. This is a new one that I had not heard of but the name caught my eye, so I decided to check out your article to see if this had any merit. I like to know what to expect before wasting my time on such products as there are just too many poor ones being marketed these days.
As I was reading through your evaluation, it quickly became clear to me that this is yet another waste of time and money. There are too many red flags for me to even consider looking at the sales page, as the details you have provided do not indicate that it is just a poor product that is going to disappoint people.
The secret 3-step process (I am especially leery when the vendor uses “Secret” in their copy, as it usually is not a secret at all that they are peddling other than taking your money) seems to be bogus. Fake testimonials are just the norm for such vendors but are the final straw for me. You have saved me time and energy, not to mention money. Thanks again…
Dave, the red flags are all there. The fake testimonials always get me. If they have to pay to have someone say their program works then it doesn’t. As simple as that. Thanks, Dave for taking the time to check this program out.