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Free1Up Review - Scam? Or No Scam?

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By: Jon Beebe	Email Article
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So I'll go back to the price of the product. Why would you want to shuffle out $400 for something you don't know the "specifics" about? Just as I mentioned earlier, it would only take two sales to earn the money back (you get 50% commission for selling the "Ad System"), so it is a relatively easy task for someone that is (once again) persistent, and serious about making money online.

But don't get me wrong when I say "sales". It's definitely not the field for everyone. I don't think I could convince my next door neighbor to buy a box of girl-scout cookies, much less a $400 "Ad System". That is where Free1Up support comes in. The support system in Free1Up is absolutely amazing and is the #1 way to free up all skepticism about whether or not Free1Up is a "scam". Once you sign up for free, you can go into the back office and talk live with either Richard Morris (the founder of Free1Up, if he is in a conference call at the time), or his Live Sales Executives (LSE)--which are available 24/7. They are all very knowledgeable and can help with any questions you may have about the system. Not to mention, Richard holds three conference calls per week, giving news updates on Free1Up and answering questions. But I got a little off-track, let's go back to the "sales" aspect of the program.

Not a salesman? It's perfectly fine because not only do the LSEs in the Live Support Chat help YOU with any questions you may have, you can direct people that signed up free under you to an LSE, and they will do all the "selling" for you. So let's say, for instance, someone signed up for free (not to much to ask, right?) from your page, which makes them YOUR prospect. You don't know what to say to them to convince them to purchase the "Ad System", so you just direct them to the support chat room and an LSE (it's best to give them a head's up that you will be sending someone their way) will do all the talking for you. If they decide to upgrade, you get the money, and the LSE gets, well...nothing but the satisfaction in knowing that they helped someone out. Sound fishy? Check it out for yourself.

I'll close this review by saying that Free1Up is not for everyone. It's not for those who are unwilling to put some time into their business, and those who are not serious about making an income online. However, on the other hand, if you are serious about making an income online, or if you are new (or experienced) in online business and want to make money from the comfort of your home, it doesn't get any easier, clear-cut, or legitimate than Free1Up.

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J. Beebe is an Internet Marketing Specialist who focuses on team-building concepts, and coaches new Free1Up members on his team at no cost. For more information on Free1Up and how to join his team for FREE, please visit the following website: http://www.xerobug.net/free1up-team

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The AdSystem is STILL NOT AVAILABLE to anyone. I paid for my AdSystem months ago and spent another 400 dollars in an attempt to promote the program (most of it went to Google AdWords)! I made no money and I have no AdSystem to get used to.

This whole article is just another pile of B.S. - there is no AdSystem ! And from the look of things (9/22/07) - won't be one for months to come - if at all. As a PAID Member of free1up - I can honestly say that this program has PROVEN itself to be a TRUE SCAM.

September 22, 2007 01:13:49

John Says

I agree with the reviewer above. This has all the hallmarks of a scam. I was convinced in September to invest in this if nothing more than an avenue to find leads for a legitimate business of mine. As of this writing (January 2008) there is still nothing offered other than promises. You would think that they would have at least but some banners in the back office to be used in promoting the site. I got swindled and I am not afraid to admit it. If I were you, I would completely steer away from this "business"

January 24, 2008 17:37:25

Steve Kent Says

I signed up up for this in the summer of 2007 maybe 2006? I can't remember now, I am still waiting for them to finish their website.
Had I known that it was going to take 2 years for them to set this up, i NEVER would have signed up. These people have made a lot of money, plenty of money to finance a speedy set up for this website, I am no expert but one would think so. ANyway, VERY disappointed that they were not UP FRONT about how long this would take to set up or upon learning that it would take more than a year to set up to at least offer refunds to those who are unsatisfied with their progress. YOU dont go into something like this at the expense of unwilling participants. IF YOU ARE HONEST, YOU KNOW DAMN WELL HOW LONG THIS WILL TAKE AND YOU DONT MISLEAD PEOPLE TO SIGN UP!!! that is just plain wrong!

May 06, 2009 14:55:24

Paul Says