I am honestly tired of seeing these videos usually sponsored on Facebook and especially on my news feed. Like a normal person I am, I too have decided to click on the video to see whats all the buzz about seeing that it had over 1 million views. Hmm.. Seems quite interesting and suspicious at the same time.
There they go, another video with some random person talking about how they are making a living by posting ads or how they are getting $6,000 paychecks. I call this rubbish. People please do not give in to these videos because they are usually videos advertising a company or a website. Ha, a website I'd like to call "Digital Altitude".
Now my friend, I'm not bashing the company or anything. But it just seems unfair how people are finding slick ways each day to promote this site. If you haven't heard of "Digital Altitude", it is a company in which you make 40-60% commissions based on which product you purchase and to whom you sell it to. If people buy into the products through your affiliate referral link, then you make the commission. Seems too good to be true huh?
Well, let me point this out to you. If you come across a Facebook video showing either someone posting money or talking about how they are making serious cash and getting paid every Friday, its obviously an advertisement. What they do is try to tell people to comment "info" so that they can message you a link to a site where it slickly leads you to their digital altitude affiliate link. Crazy huh? Well, It is true my friend. I too have come across this and witnessed such activity when I decided to give one of these so call "money making videos" a try. At one point, I landed on a page where it had about 3 videos posted all with over 50,000+ views. One of the videos had 1.5 million and the other about 2 million views. But it was quite weird how it had so many views and only 1 picture. This person must have been doing some heavy ad sponsoring (which requires a lot of money especially to keep it running) So, I commented info just to see what would happen and there the auto message appears telling me to go on this site. So I went on the site and put in my email(I used a different email that I currently have but not my personal/business email) Hours approached and I have not receive any feedback. So I continued surfing on their site and it talked about 3 main things:
1. Way to make $6,000 a week by starting a business
2. Ways to make money by taking surveys
3. Making money with (#####) (I will not post the name)
Then it had a directory of other old MLM sites.
So I found more interest in the 1st option which was a way to make that $6000 in which I knew would be too good to be true.
Lone Behold, The 1st option took me to their "Digital Altitude" Affiliate link. :O I was astonished.
I could imagine how much of these are out there. I just could not believe that people would take the time and effort to make an entire site only to lure people to the end product of nothing but the option to sign up under their referral link. This is bizarre and totally getting out of hand now. So much, that this is making me upset.
If you are going to advertise, at least do it in a reasonable manner. No one should have to be tricked into something that is not true. People, be aware that there are a lot of people scamming, persuasions, and fraud going around. Most individuals will do anything to make money and that is by taking your hard earned cash.
Now as for "Digital Altitude" I will not touch base on the scam or pyramid scheme keywords because I do not want to have any confrontations with others who ARE actually making some sort of cash with the program. But, what I WILL say is that this program is not 100% guaranteed or recommended for everyone. Here is why:
First of all, the prices are too expensive especially if you make an average amount of money per month. What I mean by expensive is like $16,000 and beyond. The prices added up can equal to about $50,000. So, if you are making a lot of money and you basically have money to throw away or invest in, then go right ahead rich one. But as for others, please do not waste your hard earned cash into something that you do not guarantee will make you money. Especially those of you who have the mindset of becoming instantly rich over night from this program. That my friend, is not how it works.
Personally, signing up for the program is easy as it only requires $1 to get start. Then there comes the trick. The prices of the products are revealed.
- Aspire Walker: $37 per month.
- Aspire Hiker: $67 per month.
- Aspire Climber: $127 per month.
- 1) The Base Membership: $595 one-time payment.
- 2) The Rise Membership: $1997 one-time payment.
- 3) The Ascend Membership: $9997 one-time payment.
- 4) The Peak Membership: $16,997 one-time payment.
The only people who actually are paying this kind of money is people who ALREADY have money and have enough to lend out or invest in. If you are not making an average salary, then I do not recommend you to pay for something that expensive.
Second of all, what these people are not telling you is that it costs more money to advertise. In this case, advertising banner ads is not FREE, especially on Facebook. Usually, ads cost about 40-60$ alone just by posting it for a day while daily budgeting of the ad can roughly cost you up to $1,000+ and even for a set date. So in other words, if you are not willing to spend $1000+ on ads then you will not be able to reach millions of people. But look on the bright side, You can make a video and share it on Facebook or YouTube if you wish without spending a dime, but you would have to advertise the hard way and not money wise. Preferably, the only way to grow audience and attract more attention is to advertise by placing ads and unfortunately, that requires money.
In my opinion, the only way to get a viewers eye, is by exposing your face and making a video showing evidence that you are absolutely making money on the program. Evidence can be shown by:
1. Show at least $3,000 CASH in your video
2. Put yourself in a better scenery like in a fancy house or fancy background
3. Show proof you are making the money by logging into your actual account.
Now, here is where the trick falls into place. People, please do not give in to these videos as nowadays with the latest technology, anything can appear "too good to be true" when really it is not. You do not know if that person could have emptied out their entire bank account or took some of the money just for the making of the video. You do not know if that can be fake money printed out (I mean you never know in this crazy world) You do not know if that is actually the persons home. Could be a friend's home or some sort of connection. Or worst, You do not know if the pictures showing proof of money on site/account can be true as anybody can Photoshop pictures easily and make it seem as if its their account. People can even edit the numbers using Photoshop when really 0$ is in their account.
Lastly, what most people do not realize is.. anybody can download a video from off Facebook by simply following this method:
- Open Facebook and find and open the video you want to download.
- In the Address bar change the URL "www" to "m" so the URL should start with https://m.facebook.com/...
- Once changed press enter to open the mobile version of the page and follow the steps below depending on your browser.
And then right click the video and click Save Link As... Its that simple.
With that being said, anybody can just post that same video and re-use it for their own video purposes in order to lure people into clicking THEIR affiliate link..and so on. There was nothing in the video talking about "Digital Altitude", in fact, no title or anything was pertaining to it. Just a normal video showing random people showing off their money and using the titles " if interested, comment info for more information"
Like I said, anybody can download the video by using the method above and re-using it to persuade others by including their own affiliate link.
Do not be fooled people. Sadly, one thing about about the business is that .. Eventually the world will run out of people and everyone will already know about the site. Which makes it less possible for new comers to make money compared to others above them who have been in the business for several months. Also, do not join the business with a mindset of thinking you will become a millionaire on the site overnight. You will only see yourself in more debt. $30,000 is enough to pay for college tuition fees, enough to purchase a nice car, and enough to pay rent. Use your money for something reasonable. Also, if you join the company and start off with $37, keep in mind that you will only be losing $37 a month because you will not be guaranteed to making a lot of money that you dream of, as you must pay more to win more.
So, in addition to this, do me a favor and not be so quick to listen to these people giving vague and fake reviews about the company as this will only leave you gullible and a victim of money loss while others are enjoying your hard earned paycheck, including Michael Force himself. Making a lot of money takes hard work,effort and dedication, not some overnight procedure. Go to school and obtain a degree, get you some knowledge and education to start a real business. As for the company, go right ahead and join if you please, no one is stopping you but all I can do is give my thoughts and try to help you if you are considering in joining. Because most of the people are just Professional salespeople and crooks who backup the site as a team.
Like I said, The company can only make a few some decent amount of money, while others are left stranded. That is my 5 Cents. Thank you and I wish you success. Also, if you have any thoughs, leave a comment down below.
