Modern WealthyReviews of modernwealthy.com

$37 ????? Rather than $3000 for lessons how about lessons to get $3000. Teach me to fish.

Rip off. Terrible. You get shown a book and a basic plan, psy $37. Then you pay only to find out you have to 30x that amount to get the info. They don't tell you that in the beginning.

I went to the Modern Wealthy site after seeing a video of an older gent talking about how 55+ people like me find it difficult to retire comfortably, if at all. I watched all 4 of Stuart Ross's introduction videos and was impressed and thought I was getting a great deal for just $37.00. So, I paid that and was taken to another page where I was squeezed to pay another $997.00 for the full access I thought I would get for $37.00. That set off my bait-and-switch alarm. I went to YouTube to research and learned that if I had paid the $997.00, I would be squeezed again for another $2000.00. I'm not saying that Stuart Ross's program doesn't work; it looks like it has good training. However, other programs offer what he does, which costs about $3000. The difference is they are up front about it. I, a 63-year-old man afraid for his financial future, was lured into watching videos with a long sales pitch only to be repeatedly squeezed for thousands of dollars through upsells. I don't appreciate that. Not. One. Bit. That's dodgy. Only an oily character resorts to tactics like that.

The mentor was highly busy. There was always no replies to my email and I need to send reminder. Due to difference in time zones, sometimes I am confused with date and time. I got the feeling that To the mentor, these are excuses and disrespectful, hence, I am not ready to start. Communication via email only is not good enough. WhatsApp call also sometimes are unclear. I would prefer texting whenever questions or idea come to my mind and not till when I got the time to email.

I gave my details after seeing a woman called Caroline Grubb talking about changing her life after her best friend died suddenly. I have since been inundated with emails from her. I see nothing of any substance about an actual PRODUCT here, just looks like one of the endless MLM scams. I am more annoyed at her than Dan as I feel she is using a sob story to just get her cut of naive people to sign up.

I am not reviewing the wrong company this review is for modern wealthy first of all my date of first review was in june yet you said on your presentation that the so called special offer of 37 dollars was for a limited time only, why then are you still offering that special in October? Second its all the same as wayne crowe marketing affiliate type selling and every time you have to pay in to join. What you fail to understand that a lot of people looking for an online income dont have jobs or any income to pay your fees - i am a pensioner i was scammed out of my money and need to find an income but dont have funds to buy into anything like alot of other people. Give me free access to the content and you can take your fee once i get a commission. I am sure there are a lot of people who can afford to pay your fees but in todays world there are more people who dont have work and need to find desperate work - 99 percent of stuff advertised on face book is a scams -you give me a chance then i might change my review .

A scam, otherwise you don't need fake reviews. Probably with fake accounts. Trustpilot should control this, not ignore.

So many 5 star reviews and they have only ever posted one review ? Do yourself a favour, look at other reviews for products an look at the number of reviews the person has left.. There you go 90 % of the positive reviews for modern wealthy are fake . Just watch how many reviews are posted to make my review go further down the list STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY