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Well, ladies and gentlemen, I think it's about time to report back on "good ol'" MTT. I think most people who were potentially interested in it 'round here have been warned off or even scared off. If so, good.
I can now DEFINITIVELY REPORT THAT MTT IS A SCAM, plain and simple. Period. End of story. That's it, in a summary statement.
As I mentioned here before, I made the foolish mistake of ordering not one but two MTT packages well over 64 days now. I also was told by Mr. Wonderful (aka Simon) that I was included in a the special 50K program for one of my accounts (supposed to produce that amount of revenue by "diverting" all that wonderful MTT traffic to your site in a few short weeks). Well, suffice it to say, nothing -- and I do mean nothing, nada, zilch, zero -- has happened, other than Mr. Wonderful & Co. trying to hit me up for *more* money. MTT is truly remarkable in one area -- they've got big brass ones. Like good con men everywhere, they have chutzpah, that's for sure. Upselling the upsell.
I should also add that my girlfriend also ordered two packages about the same time and well... let's just say that she isn't exactly rolling in dough from it either. Surprisingly, she still loves me, so I'll take the good with the bad.
For those counting, that's FOUR MTT packages purchased almost three months ago now... and no results. Not a one.
Gosh, perhaps the mistake I made was not getting in on the 600K per month franchise operation! All I needed to do was buy a bunch more promotion packages. Darn. I guess I blew it. What do you think...?
Well, greed can get the best of us, so I recommend that everybody do plenty of due diligence before making the "MTT Mistake," as I put it, and by that I mean handing over your hard-earned green to any company that makes insane and to-good-to-be-true promises.
Once again, MTT IS A SCAM.
My best to all and sundry.
Out,
TruthSeeker
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