WarriorPlusReviews of warriorplus.com

Hello, firstly, Warrior plus is NOT a scam! However, I do not believe it is a site for beginners, they will tell you it is so they can make money, of course. I have just bought something that is to be done for you, and I am still confused. The vendor said to send me a message and I will get back to you, I am still waiting for the reply. They are busy making money over there and forget about the ones just getting started. If you are new to affiliate marketing, I would not buy from there, and the up sales are ridiculously absurd.

I think everyone is getting the wrong end of the stick. Warrior Plus isn’t a scam website. It’s a platform which allows other programmes to run on it as affiliate links. Now THOSE website are probably the scam sites, but warrior plus as website isn’t a scam.

I'm taking the middle of the road about this company. They list vendor products for sale, but don't own the products. The guarantees are those given by the product owner not Warrior. I have bought products with problems like others report on refunds. I have also bought products and received prompt refunds when requested. It is clearly stated up front that Warrior is not involved with product complaints. Warrior does have a policy that an affiliates commission is held by them until the warranty period is over and the affiliate has made sales to five different people. I had not seen that policy until I made a sale and `requested my commissions. This policy should be stated upfront as well.

Warriorplus is an excellent portal for honest vendors. That said, it also allows scammers to continue use their platform. While they can't be held accountable for shysters and scammers they should have a more robust way in dealing with these crooks. Did I mean someone like Gary Crooks allias used by Jamie Lewis selling products like Wormhole through Warriorplus? Yes I did, and like most people giving anti Warriorplus reviews here, the issue is mostly against vendors that throw away the Warriorplus name. People like Jamie Lewis that has a magnet page telling you that he will help you , tutor you and if you can't get results give you $250 and its a 365 day promise. Wow, then you buy and wait for his fake app to work but it won't as it can't. Then when he gets fedup with your support tickets will say its your fault. While WARRIORPLUS will come back to you , its a pity they don't shut down these scammers after investigating them. If a vendor can't prove their products work or that they answer querry tickets or help a client. Scammers like Jamie Lewis will continue recycle worthless software, even rebranding it and sell the same software until they are shut down by platforms like WP. Please share your stories about false claims made by vendors and spread their names across the social networks and ask Warriorplus to close on these people and therefore showing it cares about its clients and name. I give a 3 star for Warriorplus for the other 2 stars they will have to show an adverse reaction towards vendors like Jamie Lewis. ( Crookes should have warned me ).

In general I would totally agree with what people are saying here about Warrior Plus. What I don't understand is why they don't seem to do anything about it. Affiliate Marketing is suppose to be helping people, but far too many vendors are more about scamming people for money. In my opinion, if your product makes certain claims within the 'Sales Page', then it should do just that, and not after purchasing an 'upsell' or 'downsell'. All that said, the odd time you do find a real gem, this is my most recent experience and for this reason I will trust a specific vendor until they screw me.