PartnerwithPaul.com is a website that’s been around for awhile now. Though Paul Myers claims that he himself is earning over $100,000 a month, his website only promises to give you the tools to earn between $500 and $5000 a month online.
Most websites that make such claims generally follow them by promising to give you the ability to do the same. Partner with Paul claims that you must “walk before you can run” which is why, in the beginning at least, you’ll only be given the key to earning a moderate amount.
In exchange for your email address, Partner with Paul offers to send you to another website where you can purchase a start up kit that will help you on your way to making thousands of dollars extra a month. In addition, Partner with Paul offers personal coaching and attentive customer service if you should need it.
Partner with Paul is very clear that he is willing to share this opportunity with other people, because the more people that he signs up for this opportunity, the more money he himself will make.
So is Partner with Paul a Scam?
Before I can answer that question, you need to know that if you go through all the steps that Partner with Paul asks of you, you’ll ultimately end up with Herbalife.
Herbalife is a publicly traded multi level marketing company that specializes in natural herbal products used for weight loss and skin care. Multi level marketing, as many of us already know, means that you receive commissions not only for selling the products, but also for recruiting others to sell the products as well.
If you sign up with Partner with Paul, you’ll need to pay $9.95 in shipping and handling fees so that he can send you a selection of training DVDs that act as your introduction to Herbalife. Customers report that these DVDs are really nothing more than a series of infomercial testimonials about how great Herbalife is – they are not informative on the details of what it will actually take for you to earn money with this system.
So while PartnerwithPaul.com is not really a scam, it’s very misleading.
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My arguments:
1-no information to explain what the business is about (it is in fact MLM or network marketing) -> RED FLAG!!
2-the company that will "sell" you products is called Herbalife (do a search you will find some not very good things about this company)
2-when you sign up (9.95 for the 14-day trial) they will still charge 39.95 after the 14-day trial period
3-impossible to reach anyone by email or phone
Smells like a scam, sounds like a scam then it is a SCAM!!