Company: iPAS2 Marketing System
Website: ipas2.com
There are some people talking highly of iPAS2 because they are making good money through their recruitment affiliation program.
That is the one and only reason you are able to find positive feedback of this company.
If you are able to convince others to join the affiliate program, you get paid well.
Fortunately I am not an affiliate and therefore, I have no hidden agenda when it comes to writing this review.
I review MLMs because I am trying to make it easier for people to see how legitimate these companies really are.
Look, some MLMs are completely legit and have been around for a while.
However, there are plenty of pop-up scams that prey on people and take advantage of people that don’t know any better.
That is where I come in; I do research and provide you with whatever information I come up with so you can make a better decision based on facts.
There are several sections in my reviews including the products and compensation plans.
I try to provide a pdf version of the compensation plans but some companies do not list them or make them available.
After testing multiple online business models, I found a structured training that helped me build a consistent income stream from home. I share my full process, tools, and lessons here.
An iPAS2 MS Overview
Here is a link that you can check out to at least get some sort of idea of who Chris Jones is.
I do not endorse anything on this video due to the biased content.
I find it very telling that you cannot find and legit information on this business.
All of the videos are providing absolutely no substantial information and are nothing but hype.
All they are trying to do is get you to purchase a package and signing you up to the program.
The photo above is of a man named Kevin Knecht and he is a major player at iPAS2.
All he does is brag about his huge commission figures without providing any details whatsoever.
In fact, he seems to be pushing the product by hyping it up and claiming that it is like nothing ever created before.
This is a bad start for iPAS2 because transparency is a massive issue these days and you lose customers with practices like these.
Kevin Knecht is not the only person bragging about huge sales numbers.
All of the affiliates of iPAS2 claim to provide you details but spend the vast majority of their time trying to get you to join through their website.
Look, it is as simple as this; any legit training program MLM would be completely open about their products, compensation plan and most importantly, their business.
Any company that hides is most likely a scam.
This is because the company is nothing more than smoke and mirrors.
Take my advice and run in the other direction as fast as you can.
Don’t worry, I will never charge you for advice.
It’s on the house.
Later on in the review I will go over the products but at this point it is important for you to know that there is nothing new or state of the art in iPAS2.
The only reason anyone bothers with this company is because if they convince someone to join, then they get a massive commission if you buy the All-In Package.
This s rarely going to happen and the odds are never in your favor with companies like this.
95% of MLMs fail because of recruitment issues and unsustainable revenue generation.
Product & Services
Here is a breakdown of the membership packages.
IPAS2 SILVER MEMBERSHIP – $322 IPAS FEE, $25 PER MONTH BLOG, $297 ONE TIME PAYMENT
1. 100% iPAS2 Full Access to marketing system
2. Empower Network Blog System
3. Empower Network Blog Academy
4. Ability to Earn $225+$25 per month
5. iPas2 Mastery Coaching Course
6. Daily Live Training Webinars
7. Chat Support/Call Support
8. 30% Commissions for iPAS2 Trip Wire
IPAS2 GOLD MEMBERSHIP – $1600 IPAS FEE, $100 PER MONTH AUDIO SET FEE, $500 ONE TIME ACADEMY FEE, $1000 ONE TIME FORMULA FEE
You get everything listed in the Silver Membership plus access to underground traffic training academy & you get to earn an additional $1600 for every person you recruit.
IPAS2 BLACK MEMBERSHIP – $3500 MASTER COURSE FEE, $97 BLK MEMBERSHIP FEE
You get everything in the Silver & Gold Membership Plus a bunch of other training seminars and an increase in commission.
Ok, guys here it is plain and simple.
These training programs are something that you can get for FREE on YouTube and the “special” training you get from 7 & 8 figure elites is questionable as well.
Look, I’m not saying people don’t need training. In fact, I’m saying the opposite.
Training programs play an important role in self development but at these kind of prices there has to be more than webinars and a blog.
I mean seriously, where are the live events and actual marketable products.
Could you imagine trying to sell a product for $5000 plus to someone?
People would walk away before you even finish your first sentence.
At this point I can’t even take this company seriously.
Compensation Plan
I usually break down the entire compensation plan but it is a massive undertaking and it can get confusing.
Here is the IPAS2 Compensation Plan in pdf format.
Take a look at it and save it to your computer.
When you continue searching for your online business opportunity, compare this plan to others. If there are any similarities, it may help you make your decision.
See, even scams can provide you with helpful information for future research.
What I Liked About iPAS2
There is nothing really to mention here besides the commissions.
If the company was legit and paid its affiliates this well, it would be a great money maker.
Unfortunately this is not the case and people are learning about the scam the hard way.
What I Don’t Like About iPAS2
If iPAS2 was a legit business, then it would teach affiliates how to research on your own and do things by yourself.
If you have to rely on copy & paste systems should be avoided because even Google recognizes this as a bad process.
There should be no templates involved because it gives you a significantly less chance to become successful.
A good business will be upfront and mention how hard you have to work to succeed in this line of business but with the proper training and mentorship, you can create a successful online business opportunity.
I’ll let you on to a little secret; this type of training does not and should not cost up to $5000.
Especially from a company that does not openly share company information.
For $5000 I should get a grand tour of the headquarters on a state of the art spacecraft while drinking a glass of expensive wine.
I mean seriously, $5000 is a lot of money and doesn’t seem newbie friendly at all.
This is all just a cover up for a “get rich quick” scam and surprise, surprise, you are not one of the riches.
The Final Verdict
I cannot tell you fast and loud enough to stay away from this company at all costs.
Do not trust anyone affiliated with iPAS2.
There is almost a 100% failure rate with their affiliates/customers and it is directly linked to Empower
Network which is a complete scam.
All these people try to do is to get you to buy a $5000 package, which is garbage.
After that, they provide you with the tools to set everyone else up for failure.
There is no way that this company should be allowed to continue and I am hoping that there is some sort of government intervention here.
There are way too many people getting scammed with “one of a kind” training.
Take a look at what BBB has to say about the company, which is registered as Prosperity Team, LLC and not iPAS2.
The company refused to resolve the complaints filed.
So I have a feeling something is going on that we are currently unaware of.
I will provide you with this review to give you an idea of a legit business.
It has a great reputation and provides fantastic and affordable training programs.
I encourage you to check it out.
I hope you found my review of iPAS2 Marketing System useful.
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Adam
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