iPAS Marketing System Reviews – Legit or Scam?


iPAS Marketing System
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iPAS Marketing System

 

The Internet Prospect Acceleration System (or iPAS, for short) is an internet based business system created by Chris Campbell and Chris Jones.  The iPAS marketing system is an unusual business model, not generally seen in the world of internet marketing.

Usually, when you purchase an online business opportunity, what you receive with your purchase is a guide for how to run your own business.  Depending on what business you are purchasing and from whom, you may receive a variety of things with this business opportunity purchase.  Sometimes you’ll get DVD training materials, sometimes personal business coaching services, sometimes 24/7 support, sometimes a website – the list of what you may get goes on and on.

But ultimately, regardless of what you are provided with, the responsibility of creating a successful, money making business lies directly on you, regardless of what tools, resources, or information you receive.  The iPAS business system is a little different.

With iPas, instead of  receiving the tools necessary to build your own business, you buy into a business co-op run by Chris Campbell and Chris Jones.  This means that the business is owned by the workers.  In short, if you choose to join iPAS, you are buying a share of a business, rather than your own business.

In exchange for you joining the iPAS marketing system, you will receive your own website, your own marketing team, and your own sales staff.  Your business will be run according to the iPAS business model, and in his video, Chris Campbell makes an excellent argument for why this is a great idea.  He says that his company has the best people working in each area that is best suited to them, and you get to benefit from their expertise as opposed to providing it all yourself.

What is confusing about iPAS is what, exactly, they get from you.  If they are providing the website, the marketing, and the sales staff, as well as the products that will be sold on the website, then what exactly are you doing?  Well, as far as I can see, you’ll be investing money.

Campbell alludes to this in his video, making a comment about how “if you invest $80,000 towards marketing,” then Campbell and Jones will kick in $20,000 to make your total marketing budget $100,000, but then they become 20% owners of the “traffic” you receive, is how they put it.

As for how exactly you make your money, and how the money is divided up between you and the iPAS company, there is no real explanation on their sales page.  Campbell and Jones prefer for you to actually speak to a member of their team in order to get all the final details and to see if they will even accept you as a member for iPAS.

While the iPAS marketing system sounds interesting, and even promising, I would caution you that these one-on-one sales calls often end in the seller asking all sorts of questions about your financial situation, including bank statements and credit card limits, which generally then ends with them recommending that you max out your credit cards or empty your savings in order to become a part of this “amazing” opportunity.

It’s in your best interest to be prepared for that kind of conversation, to know up front how much money you would be willing to spend and to not allow yourself to be talked out of it.  Remember, at the end of the day, every business opportunity has the potential for you to lose the money you invest, and if you can’t afford to lose it, then you should be wary of investing it.

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Average Rating for " iPAS Marketing System " is 1.66 out of 5 based on 32 reviews.
  • ipas is not what it says. they ipas your money to their account and that is about the end of it. A friend of mine did it and I followed him through it to help him on his investment. He lost a lot of money with to what seemed to me zero effort on the part of ipas. Im not convinced the money he paid even went to where they said.
  • This reminds me of zeek rewards, telexfree, triple 7, king unit, and etc. The government will come after just like the others.

    If I'm gonna invest, then I rather do Amway.
  • Oh and by the way, not even a member of ipas, just know personally this type of marketing will change your life
  • I think all of you are lazy whiners because you didn't apply yourselves much less the techniques, too much for your small minds to grasp I guess.
  • Why are these people scamming people, shame, shame. Jesus have some shame. People are struggle to make payments, doctors bills, food. CHRIST!
  • I got ripped off by this program too! I am going to be reporting these folks to the FTC, I asked for a refund but they didn't offer me one...and the entire thing is just one big pyramid scheme.
    • Gabrielle, everything is a pyramid. Just think of the company you work for.
    • Jason, perhaps you didn't word your complaint to them strongly enough? One can't be polite with mongels like these - they'll just laugh at you all the way to the bank. Tough words and legal action get their attention soon enough, though.

      Demand your refund in no uncertain terms with a very real threat of legal action.

      Try their support page here: http://ipassystem.zendesk.com/home

      If you scroll down to the 'submit a support ticket' link - in the 'subject' line of the ticket, make it clear that legal action will be taken if you aren't refunded immediately.

      Pyramid scams. When will the world be rid of them once and for all?
  • As an entrepenuer Im always looking for ways to make money. I signed up for the free trial. an hour after I signed up and went over the training videos I realized that this was not for me. This business consist of selling people a dream of making so much money in a short amount of time. of course they add a disclaimer "not all results are the same." for $7 trial for 7 days. what I didnt like about this business is that there where lots of pop ups buy this to boost your up your earnings faster. after every page it was a new sale to sign up for or purchase. the conceptof this business is to send people the link so that they sign up and you get paid a percentage of what they purchase. they say their model is like mcdonalds get people in with something free and once they are in sell them all kinds of stuff. I can not do that to other people. its dishonest and evil. the other thing that I dislike about them is that I called to cancel right after I signed up they said that I wasnt in the system. i forgot to call back until I saw that they ended up charging me $47 for the first month. I called to cancel they gave me a cancelation number. I thought that was it, but no they charged me again 10-27-14 $47. at this point I change my debit card number so those crooks wont charge me again. If someone tries to get you to join and you care of mankind run run run.
    • Always get a gift card visa when trying out any trial offer , it will cost you 4.95 to get the card but saves you in the long run.
  • The majority of the review are silly or unfounded. Most of them are from people who have not even tried the system or do not know how affiliate marketing works. I have been teaching others about affiliate marketing and using it myself for years. Ever reason one of my students has ever failed, apart from not doing the work, is automated with the ipas system.

    All the websites, autoresponders, capture pages, products, and a tested sales funnel are done for you. Most people don't know how to set this all up much less use it effectively to make money. You do the work then you will make money. I made $150 my first day using the system and their training.

    This is an amazing system with great tools and top notch training and if you are serious about wanting to make a change you need this system!

    If you have questions you can email me - [email protected]
    • These people that run this scam are about to federally indicted. They shall all be going to jail soon.
    • Marc, you sound like you're paid by iPas2.

      Here's the thing: if you have a legitimate business and you want to attract partners to grow said business, you're required to lay all of the cards out on the table up front, so everyone knows where things stand; structure, business plan, finances, profits, projected profits, etc, etc.

      iPas2 doesn't do that, though. In fact, people are expected to sit through two wafty videos full of empty 'almost-promises', phoney success stories and without any concrete details whatsoever UNTIL they had over money.

      And it wouldn't be so bad if they handed over their $7.00 for a trial and then received concrete information, but instead, they're directed to a second page with a second video, demanding another $47.00 before they can learn anything at all.

      Let's not forget that by now, despite paying the 'trial offer' of $7.00, they've just committed to paying almost $50.00 a month thereafter til the world stops turning - and now you want them to cough up ANOTHER $47.00?

      That isn't how legitimate businesses operate and if you think they do, then you need some serious education.

      What you're up-talking and promoting is a pyramid scheme; secretive, no information given in advance, demands of money up front from 'investors'; in short, it's preying up the desperate and the poor and it's disgusting.

      Tell me you don't receive money from members down the line behind you, just as your uplines don't receive your money? You can't, because it's a pyramid scheme and that's how they work.

      Furthermore, how dare people like you use the principles of LoA to promote a scam. The Law of Attraction works, and it's never needed a financial scam to do so.
  • just to let u know companies that want u to pay is a scam. Cause I got scamed recently and man I mad cause now I have to work hard to pay back my bank . my account is dried up so to speak . So never pay for something if u looking for a Internet home job . By the way who pays to apply for a job? applying for jobs online suppose to be free and legit. the stupid jerk lie to me. he send me check and now I still waiting for it to process. what a rip off.
  • I'm honestly very embarrassed to be a product of deception, they said to me that would charge me $ 7 dollars per trial the product for one week, And I was charged more, the sum of $ 47 dollars of monthly payment that they did automatically when they should wait a week, so please I asked them to give me back the $ 47 dollars in to my debit Bank account immediately, and they responded me with sarcastic tone that they don't doing business with people with poor mind and I become rich also with $ 47 dollars, now I say if these poor head and spirit respond that way, You can expected in business from them if they responding that way, they are a scoundrel that's they are, liars and false peoples. no words to describe this type of person if you could call them a person.
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