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Never Ending Success Review
Date Added: 6/25/2009     Reviewer: Traces2757
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Website URL: http://www.neverendingsuccess.com
Company Name: Never Ending Success
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Never Ending Success Description

Never Ending Success is a type of MLM program that promises to grow you income quickly and exponentially if you are willing to put some effort into it. With this program, you are only required to make one larger purchase of a set of digital products, and after that you can start earning money through your own efforts and the efforts of the downline that you build. You pay a smaller monthly hosting fee as long as you are a member.
Never Ending Success Detailed Overview

Never Ending Success is definitely an MLM program. Each MLM program is a bit different, though, and this one is no exception. The program calls itself “co-op marketing”, which is their way of explaining how their system works. When you join the program and are ready to start working the system, you purchase a set of e-books and software programs as well as the resell rights to them for $98. That’s all that you have to buy, but you will have to pay $19.95 per month for a hosting fee. After you’ve purchased the e-books and software programs, you can start recruiting people to join Never Ending Success.

When you start recruiting referrals for Never Ending Success, and they decide to buy into the program, you will receive the full amount of their purchases, because they are actually buying from you and you have full resell rights to the product. The catch is that your first three sales will go to the person who recruited you, and only after that will you be seeing pure profit from your sales. When anyone that you referred makes sales, their first three sales must go to you. You can see how this can grow your income the more you build your downline.

You don’t really have to market the actual products when you join Never Ending Success. All you really have to do is market membership to the site itself. When you join and purchase your product package, you’re given access to a lot of marketing tools to help you in your efforts. The biggest complaint about programs like this are that eventually they get so large that the newest recruits have a harder and harder time getting referrals. If you look at some of the MLM programs that have been around for many years, however, this argument doesn’t hold a lot of water. If the program is sound, it can go on for a very long time.

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Never Ending Success Reputation

Feedback for Never Ending Success, which is a relatively new program, has been a bit mixed. There tends to be a lot of confusion about how you can keep making money with the program, even if you make quite a bit initially. Though there are some people who are singing its praises, these tend to be the people who are trying to recruit, so it’s hard to get unbiased information. The live chat feature seems to be offline quite a bit of the time. The jury is still tentatively out on this new system.

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Don't Try This Product!

I had tried out this product before when it was really cheap (around $50) for the full package. The sponsors weren't that great. I sure did make some money from it like $20-30 but that was it. I kinda expected to make more since I was making money quick but then my sponsors got messed up and it took them 4 weeks to respond back. They didn't update anything and I stopped making money. I wouldn't recommend this because their service is horrible and their customer service is one of the worst I have EVER seen.
 
 


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avatar   by nms10kz on February 1, 2010 at 10:03 PM CST
 
 
 
The downline building doesn't work

I rated this a D, not because it doesn't work - it actually does, but the referral program simply doesn't work. I signed up when my friend referred me, and spent $98 for all the products. I knew that this was an MLM program, meaning I had to find a lot of people to buy the products. The catch was that the first three sales would go to my referral. That created problems for me. First of all, it was really hard to sell the products and refer others. When trying to refer other members, they knew about the 'first three sales' policy, causing them to sign up without a referral. Then, the items were extremely hard to sell out because they do not have good quality. It was extremely hard to make an initial profit, making it impossible for me to make a big profit in the future.

Finally, I asked for my money back but they did not respond. The support crew was really slow to reply, and I'm guessing it's because the business isn't really set up properly yet. There are many question marks for Never Ending Success. I would go for other MLM programs.
 
 


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avatar 5,000 Credits - Internet Marketing Master   by imreportcardftw on February 1, 2010 at 7:06 PM CST
 
 
 
NeverEndingSuccess started out great, but

I joined NeverEndingSuccess about a year and a half ago and it started out great. My Sponsor started out pretty cool. He communicated with me and taught me how to advertise well enough to get an on going $98. It worked for a while. You can make money here, but sometimes if your sponsor doesn't continue to guide you and work with you so that you can continue to make the money, then everything dies down. My sponsor pretty much started ignoring me. I wanted to do a three way over the phone. He didn't answer. Then I find out later that he dropped out of the program and I didn't even have a sponsor for a while. I started losing some people in my downline too because they were not able to pay their monthly subscription so that as well had me losing residual income.

It was great at first, but unless you have a great sponsor or leader that can guide you to success, so that you can guide other people on your team to success as well, it will be hard to make money here. But it can be done.
 
 


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avatar   by temeka123 on November 15, 2009 at 6:48 PM CST

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This is not a good opportunity

I would not recommend "Never Ending Success" to anyone. At first I thought I can make some money by selling their product. Unfortunately this was not true. I was a member for 3 months and I lost money. The monthly fee is 20$.

I had to sell some eBooks which people can find anywhere for free. The information from those eBooks wasn’t unique. You can find the information on Google for free.

I don’t like that I have to give up my first 3 sales. This is why I gave up. This is not a good opportunity to make money from home.
 
 


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avatar 10,000 Credits - Internet Marketing Guru   by stephany on November 10, 2009 at 9:50 AM CST
 
 
 
Not Worth The Money

I came across this site and thought it would be a good way to make money from home. The website made it sound like I would make money everyday because the product was supposed to be an easy sell.

I didn't like the fact that I had to give up my first few sales. I don't see why I should do all of the work and someone else gets paid for it. I guess this is the way you make money with them by recruiting people and hoping they make sales so you can get paid. If you sign up for the membership, the price is a little high, plus you have a monthly fee of around $20. The products you get to sell are a bunch of ebooks which you can get for free just about anywhere. I have seen many sites where they give you ebooks for looking at their site or trying out their products.

I feel this site won't make you much money and only costs you each month. I suggest you keep looking for a better home business.
 
 


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avatar   by rtpinto on November 4, 2009 at 9:59 PM CST
 
 
 
Never Beginning Success

This is a stupid money-making plan in action. I never signed up for the upgrade past free member. Who in their right mind wants to give up their first 3 sales (if they can get them) to their upline? That's stupid! There are plenty of programs online in which you don't have to do that. Your sale should be just that... your sale. And to top it off, most people are NOT willing to pay $98 for a program, when there are cheaper ones that make better promises and your sale is always your sale. Lastly, what will you be selling? They are ebooks that people can get elsewhere for free (or very cheap on eBay). It's a losing situation. Try it for free first. If you're a good salesman, which I'm not, then upgrade and have at it. Otherwise don't waste your time.
 
 


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avatar 3,000 Credits - Internet Marketing Expert   by tjfire on August 26, 2009 at 8:01 PM CST

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Your Never Ending Success, May Not Start!

I am a current free member of Never Ending Success, taking a test drive. This is a MLM system, costing $98 to buy the reseller rights, and $19.95 per month hosting fees.

There is nothing new about this system, just a different price point, and website layout.

In theory, this sytem looks good, but if you don't have a significant list to market to, you will be waiting for your first 3 sales, (which go to your sponsor), then the 4th sale starts your supposed Never Ending Success.

I wouldn't recommend this to anyone WITHOUT a good, responsive mailing list!
 
 


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avatar 5,000 Credits - Internet Marketing Master   by popester on July 20, 2009 at 12:08 PM CST

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Buyer be alert

I believe this program was a sprout from success blue print. While the content seemed adequate, [note: there is only so much software your computer will hold] it was the never ending subscription that failed to produce the sense of community they so often spoke about.

I mean once you’ve bought the books what else is there? NES, SusccessBluePrint and LittleGuyNetwork all seems to come from the same source almost as if when one went sour they’d start another new one.

How do I know? I was in all three at one time. This is something I soon became aware of when considering new programs; Noting the names of founders, speakers, guest etc. and when a new program comes along make sure you aren’t biting off the next little sprout.

If you’ll notice they seldom have the program creator’s name on any of these sites. Why? FYI I’m not saying the programs are bad they simply don’t live up to the hype used to pull you in. You have to be totally dedicated to daily recruiting or once again you’ve lost out. Just tread lightly and do your homework.
 
 


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avatar   by SharMor on June 26, 2009 at 4:04 PM CST
 
 
 
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