Nicole L.
Would not recommend to anyone who is new to affiliate marketing
I followed a recommendation from an individual on medium saying what a great site this was. First off I did not get asked to become a VIP member and idk what perks I was given cause the site to me was completely useless. Then come today and I see that they took $15 out of my account because apparently the invite I originally received was for a VIP account so I and stuck paying it because there aren't apparently any refunds. This site is totally useless and scammy as heck. You get a list of products and supposedly an open platform that gets your offers in front of tons of people but you never see any of it happening it's all just smoke and mirrors and another big promise B. S. Scam. Just so we are clear, while it may have explained some of this from the beginning it was not apparently very clear and then once inside the dashboard it made no sense and there's zero real plain English explanation of how to properly use it and benefit and I had reached out while a member but there was never a response or what response I got was pointed to the same vague explanations from the start. None kf the site made sense to me other than take a link and post it in one spot. Once you do that nothing ever really came of it. I chatted with a few members while there but nobody reslly helped make anything any clearer. Maybe this was just not for me as ive found most affiliate sites weren't because nobody ever fully explains anything in affiliate groups and once you click something it leads to hundreds of other emails and thjngs that are totally misleading in just enough of a way that allows it to be legal but feels not. Idk I left all affiliate marketing behind at this point and I will say they did refund me the money they had taken from my account but in my defense I used platform very little in the year and I was given that year for a discounted price, $2, WHICH I PAID for, so when this happened, the $15 taken for the following amount of time, I asked for it back immediately and didnt use the site anymore at that point because I didnt even understand what it was still. I did not use jt for a year and then ask for a refund. I paid my $2 discounted amount, attempted to figure it out, talked to some other users and reached out to get more clarity and didnt so I stopped using it and then the $15 auto came from my account and I asked for the refund. At this point I appreciate the refund as the site did not make any sense to me at all, probably something I didnt understand but there was very little plain English explanation for new users or anyone unfamiliar with the ecosystem.
Response from Bzillion.ClubMar 20, 2026
Hi Nicole, Thank you for sharing your experience, and I’m sorry to hear that things didn’t work out the way you expected. I want to be upfront with you. When you joined with the $2 VIP trial, the terms clearly stated that at the end of your first month, your VIP would automatically renew at $15 for the year. That’s a standard subscription setup—you set it up, and we processed it as agreed. That said, I understand that sometimes things slip, or the platform just isn’t the right fit. If you had reached out while your membership was still active, we could have canceled the renewal before it processed. Still, since your 1-year period hasn’t been completed, I’ve gone ahead and processed a full refund of your $15. We don’t usually refund members who have enjoyed the full benefits of VIP for an extended period and then ask for their money back. But in this case, since you weren’t satisfied and reached out, I wanted to make it right. To be clear—Bzillion.Club is a real community of over 100,000 active members, many of whom use the platform daily to post offers, click ads, and connect with buyers. It’s not a "get rich quick" setup, and it does take consistent participation to see results. I’m sorry it didn’t meet your expectations, and I appreciate you giving it a try. Wishing you the best in your journey ahead.