Making money online is not a scam. You need to actually put in some work. All Mike does is teaches you techniques on how to do this. If you refuse to do the work then you will not make any money. That seems really logical but there are countless people out there that do not seem to grasp that fact.
I have also known Mike for about two years now and I have never seen him act to deliberately scam anyone. Sure there are some folks who may have felt cheated with some products made by others but I don't feel it is fair to lump Mike Long in that group.
For those that actually want to put in the work you will see success. All you have to do is stick to it daily and never give up.
Clearly not every job or online business is going to be for everyone. If that is the case then find something you would rather do instead, do not waste time working on something that is not working out for you.
I've actually read a lot of good things about Mike Long, especially people using his "Ultimate Money Getting Shortcut", also known as "Bring the Fresh". Google either of those terms and you'll see a lot of praise.
To say everything about making money online is a scam is pretty ridiculous. I've personally worked from home, on the internet, for the past 2 years. Its not easy, but it beats the 9 to 5 and commuting. As long as a program like Mike's has an unconditional refund policy, whats the problem? If you don't like it, get a refund.
Here's a link to his course with a guy named Kelly Felix:
www.BringTheFresh.com
I've known Mike Long for a couple of years now and can definitely say that his "Ultimate Shortcut to Making Money" is NOT a scam. I personally know several people that have gone from near zero to making significant amounts of money (6 & 7 figures) following his systems.
Are there a lot of scams out there? Yes. Do the majority of people who sign up for Mike's programs make big money? No. But that's no the fault of the system.
Great success takes great drive, learning and focus. You have to not get distracted and must focus on the steps needed to succeed. For many, success is a major learning curve, otherwise they'd already have it.
Mike is dedicated to seeing those who will truly use his systems succeed. Does he make money in the process? Absolutely! But if that is your criteria for a scam then anybody who makes a profit is scamming you.
Are Mike Long's programs for everyone? Probably not. But they do offer legitimate methods and resources to earning good money for many.
Of course it is a scam.
The only people who make money on these "systems" are the people selling them.
The people who buy them (aka "the sucker") don't do as well and most will never make a dime.
any news on Mike Long's "Ultimate Shortcut to Making Money" is it a scam?
