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Pro Wealth Solutions
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Wealth Solutions was created after the collapse of Pro Builder Plus,
which was created after the Concorde Group fell apart. I think you get
the picture. Pro Wealth Solutions did take a lot of creative thinking
to put together, and is pretty ingenious. On paper, it seriously looks
like one of the cleverest marketing ideas I’ve seen. However, things
aren’t always how they appear on the surface, and Ben Glinsky needs to
really reconsider how he’s using this program.
I’m not sure which is worse, the fact that the bad interface keeps
getting moved onto different programs and is proven to fail, or that
the founder’s, who are brilliant, applied their talents to a misleading
program. When someone requests information on a lead generating page,
they are automatically added to a powerline with tons of other people.
As soon as one of them joins and pays the fee, the rest of the
“powerline” gets an email saying that they have a check waiting. The
check is a small one, but it encourages others to join, and it does
work.
Downside: the large majority of pre-enrollees have no idea that after
the first few people “upgrade”, a new powerline is formed. And guess
who is in charge of packing the new powerline? The new member, of
course! That poor person is then responsible for keeping the momentum
going by constantly getting people into their powerlines to upgrade in
the same way they did.
The problem is, they do this by spending money to purchase “guaranteed”
pre-enrollees. That seems to be the gist of it, but like the others
before, these things eventually go bankrupt. If you are really
committed and have a lot of money to spend, you could possibly become
successful with this one, but it’s risky. And since most people that
join aren’t aware of the capital required to succeed, they just kind of
drop out. It makes sense then that Concorde and ProBuilderPlus
collapsed after seeing this method. These guys seem to think that they
can just use the same interface with a new scheme, and maybe it might
work this time. But history tells us the results should be the same as
before.
Ultimately, I would recommend this program to people with some real
investment money if it didn’t have such a bad track record. Unless you
can figure out how to generate leads without spending a lot of dough, I
wouldn’t recommend Ben Glinsky’s current project.
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