My Millionaire Mentor – [SHOCKING SCAM EXPOSED!]

Everyone is talking about My Millionaire Mentor and no doubt you are looking for an independent review, maybe even you are wondering "Is My Millionaire Mentor A Scam?"

Well, you have come to the right place as this is exactly what I will discuss in this independent investigation.  

Firstly, I congratulate you on being smart and doing your research, this is how you avoid being scammed and find the best way to make money online!.

In the remainder of this review I will discuss the following topics:

• What Is My Millionaire Mentor
• Who Is Ryan Matthews?
• How Does My Millionaire Mentor Work?
• Can You Make Money With My Millionaire Mentor?
• Is My Millionaire Mentor Legit?
• Is My Millionaire Mentor A Scam?
  
• My Millionaire Mentor Review - The Final Conclusion
• How I Make Money Online

Curious to read My Millionaire Mentor Review and Fin out all the answers? - keep reading!.

My Millionaire Mentor isn't even a product. It is a sales funnel for MOBE. That is all it is. An old fashioned bait and switch with hyped up BS testimonials and exaggerated income claims!. 

If the testimonials are fake this alone has to put the whole program into doubt - I a mean...why hire actors from fiverr if your product is genuine?

It was only after investigating deeper and finding that the whole site is a sales funnel for a another product - MOBE - My Online Business Education - Previously Known as My Online Business Empire.

Even more odd the fake income claims..MOBE has its own genuine income reports on their site...why the fake income reports on my Millionaire Mentor?

Strange and fishy to say the least. 

If you have seen the promotional video you be maybe a bit like me chomping at the bit to earn $500 after you watch it...

Bait & hook! 

I do have say though that MOBE does have that guarantee, but...and the big but here is that you are NOT going to get that $500 bucks just for viewing a video, there are a lot more steps for you to go through...and some involve you whipping out your credit card and spending thousands of bucks!

Suddenly that "$500" promise sounds more like a cashback deal than anything else!

After extensive research, and I really know how to get down and freaky and dig up some dirt in this murky world..(including one "undead" person!). 

I just can't trace anything of this guy. I am calling this Ryan Matthews as Fake character - completely fake.  

If you are a millionaire, you'd be proud of it right? even more if you are a millionaire mentor you'd like to be open as who you are, how you obtained your wealth be it from investing, real estate or online business. At the very least to add legitimacy to yourself and your business. 

As I have mentioned the whole site is a sales funnel to MOBE, fine, then Ryan Matthews is some guy on that program promoting it in a scammy way...so what? 

Why hide? 

You're a distributor and affiliate - so what! I don't understand why someone would create a fake character and hide behind it!. It only serves to to put My Millionaire Mentor further into question...

Most likely this is a good old fashioned email marketing CPA scam that took off like wild fire. 

Probably the initiator didn't expect so much attention to be drawn to it. The owners of My Millionaire Mentor in all likeliness listed "their product" on a CPA network and paid other affiliate marketers to bring traffic to their site. 

Being paid on a per acquisition basis means the affiliate will only be paid when an agreed action takes place such an email address given, a click or most likely a sale.

For example if you buy the product for $75 the affiliate could end up earning as much as $120. 

(no, not a typo..keep reading!). 

The reason the affiliate can end up getting paid more is due to the complicated sales funnel and all the upsells and on average far more people end up buying the upsells and down sells and cross sells...

Given that My Millionaire Mentor is a high ticket program with a lot of upsells a lot of people would buy into the upsells. 

Plus MOBE is a business model where you won't actually get paid unless you pay for the items you wish to sell. Thus if and when people want to sell the high ticket items they will have to buy the resale rights first.  

And that is how upsells are very much tied into the program and a higher than initial product cost can be given as a commission and the product owner still making a profit. 

Technically yes, you can. My Millionaire Mentor is a funnel for MTTB - My Top Tier Business, which is a funnel for MOBE which is a known and established SCAM!. 

Sure, to answer your question you can make money from My Millionaire Mentor. But would you want to: 

• 1) Be scammed so you can scam others?
• 2) Participate in a know scam? 
• 3) Run the risk of being charged with aiding and Abetting a criminal?

Is My Millionaire Mentor A Scam?

Ohhh hell yeah!

Not even in question. Not even it Doubt - a little more on that later! Keep reading!

Is My Millionaire Mentor Legit?

Nope!. not even close to being legit!. Not even in the same zip code as legit!. 

My millionaire mentor, MTTB and MOBE and all associated companies and all related to MOBE are officially a scam!. 

And this is not my own findings - it is the official findings of the FTC that found MOBE and its owner Matt LLoyd as a fraud. 

You can read all about it here where a famed marketer stood up against MOBE and Scammer Matt LLoyd in a $500,000 law suit!