Is 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle A Scam? [MLM Shuts Down?!]

Although they have a record existing on the Better Business Bureau (BBB), they have no information stated on their profile.

I am uncertain if this is because of the ongoing lawsuit against the FTC or the BBB decided to take down their profile and only stated: “This profile is being updated.” 

Obviously, this group of people is susceptible to the schemes or scammers like the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle because of 2 reasons.

Primarily, the older group of people aren't aware of how the internet schemes are versus the younger generation, who are more exposed to how these things are done.

Thus, they couldn’t hold themselves from the impulse of signing into “too good to be true” business opportunities like this.

The second reason for targeting the old men and women is the understanding the underlying fear for retiring with zero dollars in the pocket.

Probably, that’s brought by the uncertainty of their retirement status or whatever the reason they have. They wanted to make sure they have more money to enjoy a thing, which is why investments like these are enticing to them.

The fact the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle faces a lawsuit against the FTC isn’t a good thing for any business. With that being said, it’s best to stay away from companies like this in which they adhere to making money from scheming the naive and the older men and women for their selfish needs and undeniable greed.

Even if it’s a legitimate business, it’s unlikely to make money $3,000 in a day unless if and only if you’re encouraged to exert a lot of effort akin to the amount you’re getting.

For example, you may make as much money as $10,000 as Roope did. That doesn’t you won’t do anything. You have to exert a lot of effort in such a manner you’re not placed in a situation wherein you question the product itself.

You know the product works. So, there’s no problem for you promoting it. This doesn’t work in schemes like the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle at all. 

When the company’s terms of service are examined, the FTC found out the irregularities with the provisions and the marketing tactics they do with its members.

According to the copy of the report, the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle claimed to have “No income guarantees” in all caps lock.

That means they are aware the business itself doesn’t make them earn 8 figures within a short period of time. However, that doesn’t match with how they promote the MLM.

Aside from the expensive membership fees, you are also asked to pay for an upsell, which is what they call the administrator fee from $359 to as high as $1,495.

Where does this money go? Of course, to the executives’ pockets immediately. Literally, your membership fee is the source of how they pay the other members and the upsells directly go to the Maurer and the rest of the people running the company.

Upon the announcement, the improved version of 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle will become the Online Entrepreneur Academy.

If they weren’t caught, it could have been a successful program to lure more victims by then since it’s scheduled for launch in late 2018.

What this program does is they lure victims to join for a cheaper price and the upsells’ pricing range soar high believing they will get more profits (80%) if they invest more money in it.

Given all the pieces of information stated in this post, there’s nothing to admire about the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle.

Among the reasons for that is the ongoing lawsuit filed against the company, which is already enough not to entrust our money for their schemes. 

Even if there’s no existing FTC lawsuit, from the beginning, you aren’t expected to invest that big amount to ensure more income on your end. With a few hundred dollars, it’s already enough to make money online. That is if it’s what you’re expecting. 

Roope suggests you undergo this training to enhance your high-income skill set, which is your weapon to make wealth through the use of the internet.

Your income isn’t guaranteed to the amount of money you invest, but the possessions of the skills necessary to attract more money. It’s not the amount of investment alone. It could be part of the process. 

You may have the money to buy this and that membership fees, without skills, they’re nothing. For that, join the program and get started today.

“Sadly, this business is hurting people all across the country. It surely has, but me into a world of debt, and I need to sell my house soon as a result. I should have listened to my wife and not joined,” one of the victims under an anonymous name wrote in one of the forums I came across with. 

This is just one of the misfortunes people faced after investing in 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle, unfortunately. Most of them almost trapped themselves in the thought of an overnight aka quick-rich scheme, which isn’t true in legitimate businesses. 

To make money, you have to exert effort. It’s true even to lucrative businesses or what they call the passive income. It may bring you the passive income you want in the future, but that’s not true in the beginning because you have to undergo the toilsome process to build a system that works. 

Once it takes off, your income keeps rolling. But the effort doesn’t stop there. You have to keep monitoring everything, although it’s not the same effort as you did in the beginning.

You have your virtual assistant working for you or a group of trusted people doing the tasks you used to do. This is the future you want.

However, this can only happen when you do the right process. It takes a lot of time and effort, including money to buy or build systems for that purpose. Not overnight like the 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle promises you. 

What are they saying, $11,000 in a day? It’s crap. But for the naive, it’s apparently enticing. “These kinds of schemes always give me a chuckle. They try to peddle their program on an infomercial or spam call. Just buy their product X and follow the plan and in just 6 hours a week, you will be earning 6 figures income,” one of the members of the forum stated.