Before we dive into my Copy The Millionaire review let’s get one thing out of the way:
All those blog reviewers and YouTubers telling you “how amazing Jeff Lerner’s Copy The Millionaire is” make a LOT of money by recruiting you into the program.
That’s why I decided to sit down and write this honest and unbiased review for you – I am not affiliated in any way with Jeff Lerner’s Copy The Millionaire and my only aim is to help people like you avoid the costly make money online scams so you can better invest your time and energy into legitimate programs that work.
With that being said, here’s what I found out:
Copy The Millionaire Review (Quick Overview)
Product Name: Copy The Millionaire
Product Description: Pyramid Scheme
Offer price: $39
Summary:
If you’re running on short on time and are wanting a quick bite-size version then here it is:
Keep as far away from Jeff and his scammy programs as possible. With the deceptive sales page and Jeff’s dodgy track record, this isn’t the strong start to your online career you’re looking for.
Copy The Millionaire is a non-product, meaning the whole purpose of the website is to direct you to Jeff’s 6 Steps To Freedom program which is nothing more than an online pyramid scheme.
Still not convinced? Read the review and let me know what you think in the comments.
Overall
4%-
Training - 5%
5%
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Support - 2%
2%
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Price - 1%
1%
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Potential Earnings - 10%
10%
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Trustworthiness - 1%
1%
Pros
- There Are None
Cons
- Misleading Sales Page
- Highly Exaggerated Income Claims
- Jeff Is A Notorious Scammer
Wanna Make Money Online But Sick Of Scams?
First Up: The Hyped-Up Sales Page
Head on over to CopyTheMillionaire.com and you’ll see a sales page looks a little something like this:
Watch the video and while the timer counts down from 10 minutes Jeff Lerner tells you he has helped 20 people quit their jobs in the last 12 months and that he wants to teach you how to launch your own million dollar a year business.
He promises he’ll teach you the best money-making methods to generate $5,000 per month or more all from your laptop or mobile phone.
He goes on to show us a series of success stories from his students telling us how much money they’ve made with the program:
Jeff goes on to show money counting machines and tells us his rags to riches story saying that his new Copy The Millionaire system is where you get to follow Jeff (the millionaire) and copy his methods to get the same results.
After the countdown hit zero I hit the ‘Get Started Now’ button and was taken to this payments page to cough up $39.
All normal so far, right?
But check out this screenshot and tell me if anything strikes you as odd:
Did you see that? What you’re actually signing up for is a totally different course called 6 Steps To Freedom that Jeff himself put together.
What the heck?!
That means there is no such program as Copy The Millionaire and the website is nothing more than a gateway site.
I’ve actually wrote a review of 6 Steps To Freedom a few months back and I can tell you outright: this is one of the worst scams I have ever come across.
What Is Copy The Millionaire Exactly?
Don’t you find it a little suspicious that the sales video throws out a lot of big numbers and makes a lot of big promises but at no point does Jeff tell you what you are going to be doing to make $5,000 a week?
I guess now we know why he never showed us the Copy The Millionaire training area or really gave us much to go on at all…
It’s a good job you’re reading this review right now because 6 Steps To Freedom is, in fact, a very dangerous pyramid scheme that lures you in with a small upfront fee but can end up costing you $1,000’s.
The only way you can make money with this is by recruiting other people so they, in turn, can do the same – the scam victims become the scam promoters.
According to Wikipedia a pyramid scheme is:
“A business model that recruits members via a promise of payments or services for enrolling others into the scheme, rather than supplying investments or sale of products.”
Just like other pyramid schemes I’ve exposed like Copy And Paste Ads, Fearless Momma, Funnel X ROI and Instant Cash Solution, 6 Steps To Freedom is a pay to play scam that makes you pay for the packages before you can promote them to others.
The deceptive sales page fools you into thinking you’re getting a quick and easy money-making system for $39 when the truth is you’re going to be pushed to invest more and more of your hard-earned cash to buy in at the higher levels.
The way Copy The Millionaire, or should I say 6 Steps To Freedom works is that you only get paid when someone joins your downline at your level or lower. So if you’re at level 2 and someone joins at level 2, you get paid. But let’s say that same person upgrades their membership to level 3 because you’re only at level 2, you don’t.
Can you see how insidious this is?
Hundreds of people have maxed out their credit cards and ended up in a far worse place financially as once they’ve already invested they feel like there’s no going back and so they have no option than try to convince others to join to try and make some of their money back.
If you’re not convinced, watch this video and you’ll see exactly why Copy The Millionaire is the textbook example of a pyramid scheme:
I promise you this:
Nobody is promoting Copy The Millionaire or 6 Steps To Freedom because it’s a revolutionary money-making method or the training videos are top-notch. The only reason people try to push you to join is because of the commission they make off of you.
Jeff Lerner Strikes Again
Jeff Lerner, as ironic as it sounds, makes money online by promising to show other people how to make money online. He’s part of an unscrupulous bunch who launches ‘revolutionary never-before-seen money-making methods’ every other week.
He makes millions a year by hoodwinking people into joining his online pyramid schemes.
As I say, this isn’t the first time I’ve come across this guy. I’ve exposed his Ultimate Laptop Lifestyle and My Hidden Pages scams as well.
To say this guy is untrustworthy is an understatement.
A couple of years ago he was heavily involved in Digital Altitude until they got shut down by the FTC.
Why You’ll Regret Giving Jeff Your Contact Details
Another reason to stay away from Copy The Millionaire is that in tiny little semi-transparent writing right at the bottom of the sales page you’ll see this rather disturbing warning which says that by completing the signup form you give Jeff’s team permission to contact you via email and phone:
Remember how I said you’d be pressured into investing higher and higher amounts of your money? This is how they do it.
In the sales video, Jeff talks about how his 1-on-1 business advisors will help you succeed as a Copy The Millionaire member and there’s this on the payments page:
Sure, they’ll help you get started – by strongly encouraging you to ‘upgrade to take your business to the next level’. These business advisors are in fact aggressive sales agents who will tell you things like:
- “You owe it to yourself to invest in yourself!”
- “You will only succeed by throwing fear aside and going all in!”
- “Your dream life begins today with one decision!”
- “Are you really going to say ‘no’ to your future financial freedom?”
They’ll say pretty much anything to manipulate you into parting with more of your cash. Do yourself a favour and stay well away!
Copy The Millionaire Final Rating: 4/100
Well, this review didn’t end up how I thought it would…
As it turns out, Copy The Millionaire is non-existent and there is no Copy The Millionaire training course or program to speak of. The site is just used as a portal to promote the 6 Steps To Freedom scam and if you want my advice, stay away from this program and anyone promoting it.
If you’re serious about earning a full-time online then you need to forget about this get-rich-quick junk and focus instead on starting your own online business. There are lots of high-quality training courses like Wealthy Affiliate that walk you through exactly how to get started.
Wealthy Affiliate doesn’t ask you to join a pyramid scheme with ever-increasing costs like Copy The Millionaire does. To go ‘all in’ is just $49/month.
The best part is you can get started for free (no credit card details required) to see if it’s a right fit and you can always go back and sign up to Jeff’s program if you think that’s a better option.
The choice is yours, my friend.
What Are Your Thoughts?
Have you been caught up in online pyramid schemes in the past? After reading my review, do you think Copy The Millionaire falls into this category?
Scroll down and let me know what you’re thinking in the comments, I’d love to hear from you! Take care and stay safe out there.
Simon Crowe is the founder of The Make Money Online Blog and is on a mission to help as many people as possible kiss their bosses goodbye.
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For me I think I would skip this one out as I have fallen into the hands of scammers with stuff like this once and let me just tell you it wasn’t a good experience, I would just do more research on it and find out more, thanks anyways for sharing this awesome article I hope it helps others as it has helped me.
I’m glad you found this an eye-opener for you Sophia and I’m sorry you had to go through that, but at least now you know to do your due diligence before signing up to any program, especially true (sad to say) in the make money online space!
Hi!
It’s the first time I’m meeting Jeff of Entre Institute. I was somehow able to bump in through the maze of “success gurus” and I fatefully and randomly opened this site. At first glance, he is someone who quotes the “masters” ( and by this, I don’t mean the ancients) such as Jim Rohn who have been a good motivational speaker for me for a long time now. ATTITUDE is indeed the winner in any endeavor.
Jeff believes, and I do too, that we have to be the person capable of handling our blessings first, before we take hold of them. In other words, what am I willing to sacrifice in order to be that person fit to manage wealth?
We all have our past, and most of it may not be good, but it doesn’t determine our future of who we are going to be. Taking the challenge of changing one’s life to be better today, is what most people would love to hear and imitate.
Here’s to an awesome life!
Vanny: Are you a member of Jeff’s Digital Marketing program ? Pls. advise. Thank you.
I just purchased copy the millionaire. I am only in a few lessons but the nature of the content is amazing. I really think you maybe doing a disservice with this post. The nature of the course so far has been about managing your life as a whole in very profound ways. The tiny bit I have gotten in the last 2 hours has seriously made a real impact.
Already I can say I am deeply impacted with how I communicate with my wife and children. I have learned about the concept of collaborative versus violent communication. I really hits home and I believe it will make a lasting impact on my life. It bothers me deeply to see the “Wealthy Affiliate” Bash and Cut down everyone else business model in action.
Truthfully, I don’t remotely trust any post from Wealthy Affiliate. I am extremely impressed with my purchase. I didn’t expect much from it and I am completely blown away. I do expect some high ticket offers to be presented. So far there was just a couple of reasonable offers. One was for less than $100 a month which was not pitched hard at all. He even said if making millions of dollars isn’t your goal just stick with the main course… which was only $7 by the way.
Anyway, I hope the owner of this blog at least reads this comment. My guess is it won’t get published… I hope I am proven wrong! Whoever owns this blog, you have my email. I would love to hear your feedback. Best wishes. Greg Zimdahl.
I from Houston,TX. Jeff had a reputation of being a bad alcoholic when he was playing piano in bars there and could hardly keep from falling off the piano bench when he was playing piano then from being so drunk. He was run off from several gigs at clubs and could’t get a job anywhere!
Hi Simon,
The more I read about Jeff Lerner, the more I get that feeling of sticky icky stuff invading my person. It’s like something from a horror movie.
The black stuff coming from an infested swarm gets hold of you and slowly engulfs you. You can’t get away until the black ouse has sucked all it can take, and then leave you for dead!
I’m now reading your ‘Top Rated Courses’. I feel much safer in reading those.
Many thanks,
Paul.
You’ll find some great options among my top picks Paul. After reviewing nearly 400 different products you could say I’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly!
All the best!
Wow Paul, what you wrote about Jeff was precisely the feeling I got from reading your comment. Maybe you guys are seeing some other program or offer than I am. He seems like a truly genuine person. I guess I don’t know him personally but what I have seen so far is nothing as you have described. My suspicion is that Paul is also part of the Wealthy Affiliate tribe. Seems the Wealthy Affiliate M.O. is to “Bash, dispariage, and defame anyone and everyone else… oh by the way want to know my favorite product?”
Hey Greg, think about it this way.
Let’s say you have a nice brand new pair of high-performance runners you were offering people for free and your neighbour was trying to sell dirty, old runners for $5,000… wouldn’t you tell people about what you had to offer to save them a lot of time and money? That is exactly the position I am in here.
I am sure you would do the same if you were in my position, it would be unethical not to.
There are so many “programmes” out there about copying millionaires and billionaires methods and you will be the same that it is quite obvious that not all of them are genuine programmes, which is quite sad really as I, like many others, fell for the same bull that is being fed to people about how they can become rich just by following these simple steps.
What these people don’t know though is that these so-called “millionaires” have been working online for years and have probably spent thousands trying to get it right
I haven’t heard of this Copy the millionaire program before and that is why I had to read your review of them, and Im pleased that I did now as I despise pyramid schemes with a passion and all that support them should be banned from being online if it were up to me
Thanks for this, I will be giving this product a wide berth and I will tell others to come and read this post if they are thinking of joining the copy the millionaire
I am fed up of getting scammed online, can this wealthy affiliate really help me earn money?
Thanks
Hey Matthew, I really couldn’t agree with you more. According to Pyramid Scheme Alert 88% of all people (nearly 9 out 10) who join a pyramid scheme not only don’t make any money at all, but they lose everything they put into it which is exactly the reason why pyramid schemes are illegal in most countries and rightly so.
In answer to your question, yes absolutely, Wealthy Affiliate are the real deal which is why they’re my all-time top-rated program. They have a free Starter and a Premium membership. You’re going to want to go Premium to get access to all 7 training modules but at least you can start with the first course and test out the members area without risking a penny.
It’s not get-rich-quick scheme so it does take I’d say 6 to 9 months to really start seeing the money coming in (I replaced my full-time income after 12 months), but if you stick to the training and take massive action then you can make your online income goals a reality.
My advice? Create your free account, try out the beginners’ course and I’ll be on hand every step of the way to help you out.
I’ll see you on the inside 🙂