What is Countdown To Profits? Can it really make you $1000s a month in such a short space of time? Or is Countdown To Profits a scam like so many other money making schemes on the market today?
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Company Name: Countdown To Profits
Owners: Richard Paul
Price To Join: $97
My Rating: 0/10
~ Countdown To Profits Review ~
What Is “Countdown To Profits”?
The claims made by Richard Paul in his sales video very much remind me of another program I reviewed last year called the “Quick Cash System”.
Apparently Richard and a childhood friend discovered a secret mathematical algorithm that can generate an income online on autopilot. The same thing is stated in the sales pitch for the Quick Cash System, and the algorithm ends up being for an online stock market trading platform.
Just launched in 2016, this software somehow works on autopilot, generating sales for you while you sleep and depositing the money right into your account. All you need to do to make this cash start to happen is perform a few mouse clicks.
Sounds awesome for sure, but not really a reality.
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Who Is The Target Audience?
People lured in by schemes that promise you will be making big money in very quick time. Only novice online marketers or those hoping the fantasy of “get rich quick” online actually does exist.
The Pros
- It comes with a 30 day guarantee where you can claim back your joining fee if you aren’t making money in the first 30 days.
- They even offer you $500 just for trying the system out.
The Cons
- You have to pay before you can play. In other words, you don’t really know what you’ll be doing to make money with this system until you cough up the $97 joining fee.
- Countdown To Profits is yet another shiny object that promises easy cash with very little effort and in rapid time.
- Lots of hype and big promises without telling anyone how they are going to be making this kind of cash with just a few mouse clicks.
- Sounds exactly the same as the bogus Quick Cash System.
Tools and Training
They offer training on how to set up websites and blogs and how to monetise them. You will also have access to a copy and paste money system and be introduced to lead pages and email marketing. There is access to website builder software and those who have a Platinum Membership will receive one-on-one coaching about goal setting.
How Much Does “Countdown To Profits” Cost?
$97 to join up, but there are upsells to higher levels of membership.
There are 3 levels of membership:
- Gold
- Platinum
- Platinum Plus
The $97 fee gets you a Gold Membership. You’ll end up paying much more than $97. This gets you website creation training and web hosting. If you actually want to learn anything about how to make money with their software/magic algorithm/business opportunity, then you will have to hand over more money for the privilege. You would have more chance of making money buying into a lotto system.
Is The “Countdown To Profits” A Scam?
I smell scam here for sure. Any system that fails to reveal in any way how you will be generating this online income is bogus. Countdown To Profits sounds like a dream come true for those wanting to make passive income, but systems like this are a pipedream and not a reality. If anything like that existed, millions of people would be using it. If you are Richard Paul and you have this secret money making magical mathematical algorithm, then there’s no way you’d be sharing the secret with everyone else by taking time to create a training program and offering it up for lousy $97 a pop.
The membership fee is where Richard Paul is making money. If his secret algorithm was so lucrative, then why bother even creating the Countdown To Profits system? And if he’s that generous and tired of making so much money, why not just give his system away then? Why charge for it.
It’s bogus!
If you do a bit of research on Richard Paul and some of the Facebook testimonials, you will discover that the guy in the sales video appears in sales videos for several different money making systems. He’s an actor. Some of the Facebook testimonials even have the same photo for different people. Kind of screams “suspect”, doesn’t it?
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I could just as easily lie to you and tell you that you will be making mega bucks in no time with some bullshit one click system, but it doesn't work that way. I could also plaster images of wealth and expensive lifestyles all over the place to entice you – and those things are possible – but it's not going to happen overnight. That's just the honest truth.
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There are many things that point to the fact that it is a scam. First, the price is $97 and not $99, which a lot of scam sites do. The next thing is the word autopilot. The third thing are those pictures of fancy cars and houses. By the way, they can’t even be original? There are so any companies that say the exact scam sales pitch!
Yeah, scams tend to like either the $97 or $47 price point. Interesting that you noticed that. Good point. Unfortunately I couldn’t find anything positive about this program, so best to steer well clear of it.
Yeah well it’s kinda to late now for me i already paid the 97$ my income for a month is nill maybe 250.00$so that was half &these people have no consience or remorse to take money from people who don’t have it to spare period or even from people who do!!!! It’s unethical how do they sleep at night, that thing called carma it will come back to hit u in the face in life all comes full circle see u might have money now from this scam but one day carmas gunna take it all away fact someone needs to put a # out for all to call!!!!hell just give me one
Hi Ruby. Thanks for your comments. Sorry to hear that you got scammed by this bunch of sharks. There are a lot of scams out there that promise big money for little effort. Unfortunately those ones are all bogus. I strive to expose scams on this site, as well as programs that are not really worth people’s time and money. There are some good ones out there. It’s just a matter of finding them amongst all the weeds.
I noticed this full of hype “webinar” and although I knew it was a scam right away I decided to watch it to the end. No I was not expecting to receive the $500. I googled the name we know the rest and Ruby Dyer, remember to ALWAYS, ALWAYS AND ALWAYS, google the website before paying a DIME! There are unfortunately way too many scams out there and one after the other will say they have FINALLY found something “real”. A good site to check websites is “scamadviser.com”.
Yes, agreed. There are so many scams out there and the Scamadviser site is a good one.
The sad truth is that even though systems like this one are scams, they still profit by luring victims into their schemes.
They promise so much and deliver little or nothing at all. The second you mentioned that they don’t reveal anything about the system until you pay, sent the warning bells off in my head.
I like the sound of Wealthy Affiliate. The fact that there is a ‘free trial,’ tells me that I got nothing to lose.
Will be checking that out.
Yes, Countdown To Profits offers nothing, and no information until you pay up.
Definitely give Wealthy Affiliate a try. Like you say, with a free trial you’ve got nothing to lose. Plus, you don’t need to input any credit card details to get the free trial either.
haha I cracked up at how you gave it a full zero out of ten marks on your review at the top. I like sites like this, which outline the scams out there. It really is a value giving service to ensure people dont give their money to charletons and thieves. This is a very helpful review and hope people take note of what you have found out.
Hi Chris. It’s unfortunate to have to give some of these so-called money making training packages and schemes a zero, but Countdown To Profits really doesn’t have anything to offer to rate it any higher, unfortunately.
Haha, another classic scam with all the scammy “features”. Mostly, you just have to look at the name of the product and you can already see if it’s a scam or not. Countdown to profits? More like countdown to losing money! And it’s quite expensive (just like all the scams). I would never sigh up to something like this. I’ve already had a fair share of scams myself.
Definitely a scam, and the guy behind it, Richard Paul, has headed up a few scams over the years.