Is Affiliate Millionaire Club A Scam? [Revealed]

Affiliate Millionaire Club, founded in 2014 by Ahmed and Mo, claims to be software that will, with little effort on your part, build your affiliate sites that will help you to earn a huge sum of money...

...as long as you buy their software for US$47!. 

Their sales video and pitch is full of unsubstantiated income claims and hyperbole that is all too common with bog standard  "internet crapola". 

To be honest, I am surprised this scam is still running. I first seen this and a few other similar ones years ago. I do think that it has been updated a little bit - but not by much. 

The question is, are you going to make money with The Affiliate Millionaire Club? 

Not a snow balls hope in hell of that happening!

In the sales video Mo, one of the founders claims to be an online millionaire thanks to affiliate marketing and gives us a fair bit of "brag artistry" showing bank accounts with the Bank Of America, and Paypal which total over US$5 million. 

But 

upon closer inspection, you see that those screen shots are very generic with no way of actually identifying the accounts as belonging to him and, as I suspect, photoshopped. 

Paypal for example on the home screen says "Hello + your name," but that is missing!!

We get some, scripted testimonials, which for me are obviously scripted as there is little emotion or excitement in the actors after earning an incredible amount of money  - US$500+ in just 5mins work daily!. 

The fake income proof - which are just numbers on a screen you don't see anyone logging in to a live account and showing you any real proof - just generic screen shots that are easily edited like the multi million dollars in their current account. 

Crazy me I always check for a listing of what I review on the BBB website. I said it many times before - low quality obvious scams like occasionally can be found on their database. 

The Affiliate Millionaire Club is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau and has a lowly C- rating. 

There were a couple of very interesting complaints, of which I have reproduced below as evidence as I could not believe the first one myself!. 

Spam is one thing, 100 emails per day is a whole new level of spam!. 

Affiliate Millionaire costs US$47, but it does look like there are upsells that can cost you upwards of US$197.

As I mentioned earlier - The old emotionless guy at the start giving a fake video testimonial, well - the amazing things that you can find when you do a reverse image search!

He is no other than Old Man Steve, who can be hired from Fiverr to say anything you pay him to!. 

Here is the conundrum of using fake testimonials; it's an admission of your system not working!. If it did work, there would be no shortage of real testimonials. 

When you take a much closer look at the so called income that the site owner claims to have.

Let's start with paypal. 

1. "Money" should say balance.
2. The amount should not be in green colour but black.
3. Oversized
4. The fonts don't match. 

Bank of America. 

Apologies, I am not American and not familiar with this bank at all. I have noticed the font size and style don't match. 

There is a lot not to like about Affiliate Millionaire Club. 

• Gives Affiliate Marketing A Bad Name.
• Lot of unsubstantiated income claims 
• Very hype and misleading!. 
• Not getting a real website - it's a sub domain on their website. 
• Not really taught how to drive traffic.

No, 

From what I have seen, I really think the site owners struggle with affiliate marketing. They might make a fair bit of money selling their products (with other affiliates promoting them), but I really do question the owners ability to generate affiliate sales themselves. 

No, I doubt that you will be able to make money with Affiliate Millionaire Club.

Some sites are claiming that affiliate millionaire club is not a scam - most likely they are promoting the product and earning a rather handsome commission.

Some independent reviewers I have noticed are afraid to call a spade a spade!

To clarify a few points: 

1. unsubstantiated Income Claims
2. Fake Testimonials
3. Fake Paypal and Bank Of America Accounts

Just to name acts of deception, now, the law is pretty clear on this an act of deception that causes financial loss can be considered as fraud. 

It is in my opinion that Affiliate Millionaire Club Is A Scam due to the acts of deception that I have pointed out.

Affiliate Millionaire is one program that you should avoid. This is training that might have been effective some 10 or 15 years ago but most certainly not now. 

You are going to get no where and make no sales at all with generic cookie cutter websites - worse of all on a sub domain!. 

I congratulate your interest in Affiliate Marketing, as this is genuine business model and can be very lucrative as well as a passive income but with one caveat. 

If you are willing to put in the time and effort and take the right training!. 

Affiliate Marketing is my Number 1 recommended way for making money in the digital world both for those just starting out and those that are semi experienced. 

The reasons are pretty simple:

• No huge startup costs!
  
• No Selling face to face!
• No Stock to keep or manage!
• No huge investment involved - (Get started with a FREE TRIAL!)
• No networking or recruiting required. 
• You can operate in any market you wish! - even your hobbies & passions!
• Earn a full time income & more!. No limit to your earning potential!. 
  

In fact...

I have created and built a regular mid 4 figure passive monthly income and fully enjoy a life of travel to where I want and when I want. With no boss to answer to and zero annoying colleges I completely enjoy life and work when I choose to.

This is all thanks to Affiliate Marketing!

To emulate what I have achieved, real freedom and a passive income stream, click that red button below..and watch the video that I have prepared for you. 

Because MORE MONEY IS Waiting For You. The Question Is: WILL YOU TAKE IT?!?