Millionaire Biz Pro Review: Is it a Scam or Legit?

Wondering if Millionaire Biz Pro is a scam?  Read this review to decide if this program is worth your time and money.

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Millionaire Biz Pro Review

PRODUCT NAME: Millionaire BizPro
Overall Ranking: 1/100
Price: $47 one-time sign up fee + $34.95/month + Upsells upon Upsells
Owners: Derek Maxwell
Verdict: Blatant Scam!
Our Recommendation: You do not stand a chance of making money on this scam! I suggest you take a look at my top recommendation if you are serious about wanting to make real money online.

An Overview – What is Millionaire Biz Pro?

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I get turned off almost immediately whenever an auto-play video starts playing on the landing page of a program I am trying to check out. It is even worse for those that have just this auto-play video and an opt-in form, with no additional information about the program and what they are offering. This is exactly what you get on the Millionaire BizPro website.

If all you want to know is if Millionaire BizPro is a scam, yes it is. It is a scam!

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5 seconds into the video, I saw a familiar face. I was not quite sure where I had seen the face, but I was 100% certain I had seen that exact person somewhere. As soon as she uttered the words “I have never recorded myself on video before”, I could not help but do my research.

It turns out her name is Tamera, and her services are highly sought after on Fiverr. Tamera was doing what she usually gets paid to do, so I have no issues with her but you can understand that any room I was willing to leave for Millionaire BizPro to convince me had been shut out instantly.

If Millionaire BizPro felt the need to pay their first speaker in a testimonial video, give me one reason to think they did not pay the rest of them.

For the purpose of this review, I went on and watched the video. About 90 seconds into the video, they claimed the video would be taken down at midnight on the day you are watching.

Now I wanted to write this review some days ago but somehow did not, but I did open their website that day. I paused the video since then, and only finally watched it just before writing this review. Surely it is past midnight of some days ago? And guys, this is only 90 seconds into the video! Some seconds later, we are seeing Derek Maxwell’s bank accounts.

By the way, I do not believe for one second that Derek Maxwell is a real person. If he was, we would be hearing his voice instead of the animated voice playing on the video.

Only programs who are desperate have their owners showing banks statements and earnings. These are usually fake anyway, but that is the best way to convince unsuspecting individuals to join them because they provide no real value within their program.

If a program had valuable training or excellent tools or great services, wouldn’t they leverage that to attract customers? Anyway back the video…

Two and a half minutes into the 8-minute video and I had seen enough BS to write this program off already but for the sake of innocent people, I have to be comprehensive in this review!

The voice says “if this video shuts off on you, it’s probably because I had to take it down. If you are watching this, then there is still time”. They are trying to imply there is a huge rush to sign up, and it is possible the spaces fill out before you sign up. That or it’s past midnight. What a desperate call to action!

If you put in your name and email, you will be directed to another video where he talks a lot of crap about how the system will help you make money. I won’t talk about the second video, but let’s talk about Millionaire BizPro and what they claim to be offering.

How does Millionaire BizPro Claim to Work?

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When you sign up, you can get up to 15 pre-designed websites. Don’t get excited yet…These websites are typical scam landing pages where the goal is to gather people’s emails via an opt-in form or to sell a particular product, which is usually outdated anyway. If people buy these products on your website, you get a commission.

The question you might have and should have is: How do you get people to the website? That right there is the million dollar question.

The website is garbage and possibly a duplicate website, so there’s no chance Google will rank that. If Google does not rank that, then there is no chance you will be getting nearly enough traffic to make the thousands of dollars a day Mr. Maxwell claims all his sign ups make. The only way you can get people to sign up is to place ads on listing websites, and hope people purchase the product on your site.

For a program that promises everything is automated and done for you, this seems like a lot of work. I thought all you had to do was sleep and wake up, then check your account to find $1000 waiting for you? This ad posting system might not even work because listing companies are getting more and more aware of all these spam ads.

If at all you make anything doing this, you sure as hell won’t be earning much because the products are cheap and outdated anyway. The only way to make some kind of substantial amount of this program is to dedicate your time to trick friends, family and acquaintances to sign up for the same scam you signed up for.

While I never blame or judge people that sign up for such programs innocently, you really won’t be different from the scammers that own the program if you as much as consider tricking people that are close to you into joining this crap.

Pros

• None

Cons

• They tell too many lies before getting you to sign up!
• The owner is probably not a real person
• There are many many upsells
• The testimonials are fake

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Who is Millionaire BizPro for?

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Nobody. Nobody deserves to fall for a scam like this. Their target audience can only be unsuspecting people who are newly looking for a way to earn money online. People with any experience whatsoever with programs online will quickly realize that this is a downright scam!

Tools & Training

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When you join, they teach you how to set up the landing page website they promised you. Then they talk about the basic stuff like how to set up a Paypal account so you can receive payments. I’m surprised Paypal has anything to do with these people.

There is training on how to follow up on the emails you get from your landing page and more stuff like that, but even that extra training comes as an upsell.

It’s funny how they teach you how to email your subscribers but they do not teach you how to get those subscribers in the first place. You might not need to have subscribers if you are willing to pay for the autoresponder that is supposed to generate leads for you. I suspect this is what Derek was talking about in the video when he said everything is automated.

Like other programs that use autoresponders, there will be different prices plans, depending on the number of leads you want to generate. I hope now you are getting a picture of how much you are going to be spending if you do go ahead and join this program.

Millionaire BizPro Support?

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You will not be getting any real support if you join. When you sign up, you will get a phone number to call in case you have any questions. The customer service person usually does not know the deep details of how the program works, and so they will not be able to answer pressing questions like “how do I make money?”.

They will assure you that they will link you up to an adviser that will be contacting you shortly. It is up to them to decide whether to actually link you up to an adviser or not, and it is up to the adviser to get back to you or not. They get back to some but they don’t get back to most.

The Price

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Sign-up Fee: $47

Monthly Fee: $34.95 (They do not make any mention of a monthly fee until you have paid the $47 sign up fee)

And then Upsells, then the next upsell, then the next upsell….

Closing Thoughts

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The sooner people realize that you will not earn thousands of dollars a day without doing any work, the sooner they can actually channel their ambitions in the right direction. You will never sign up for a program, just sleep and wake up to find $1000 in your account without doing any work. No automated program can achieve that for you as Millionaire BizPro claims. It’s simply never going to happen. The notion that you could become a millionaire in one month for no work is the reason so many people are getting scammed online these days.

Can it get to a time where you can sleep and wake up to see a lot of money in your account? Yes. But it sure as hell will not happen from the very beginning. You will have to put in a lot of work in first. Sign up for a free account at my recommended learning platform, start learning what you have to do to be successful online, follow the tasks you are given and with time, you will be successful online.

Maybe even successful enough to sleep and wake up one day and find $1000 in your account. When you get to that stage, you will know you are reaping the rewards of the hard work you have put in.

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Millionaire Biz Pro Review

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PRODUCT NAME: Millionaire BizPro
Overall Ranking: 1/100
Price: $47 one-time sign up fee + $34.95/month + Upsells upon Upsells
Owners: Derek Maxwell
Verdict: SCAM

Have you had a prior experience with Millionaire BizPro or do you have any questions? If so, please leave your thoughts and comments below. I would be more than happy to hear them and help you out. Cheers 🙂