Viral Monopoly Scam Report – Is Justin Michie A Scam Artist?

Viral Monopoly by Justin Michie is one of the push button Internet marketing products that make red flogs appear in your mind. (Or at least, it should make red flags appear.) The claims Mr. Michie makes about it sound way too good to be true. And you know what they say about things the sound too good to be true. They almost always are not true.

Of course it is human nature to want to believe that they are true. Espeically on a product designed, purported, to help anyone to be able to make money on the Internet. We all know that the Web is incredibly powerful, and if we could make our pages go viral, it would be easy to find ways to make money, based on the sheer number of people who would exposed to our offers.

Well, the Viral Monopoly claims to be able to make any web property go viral. Furthermore, Michie tells us that we do not even need a website, so it is perfect for absolute newbies, as well as oldtime marketing pros. He says it only requires a few minutes to set up a project and then the rest is taken care of for you automatically. Can you imagine if this were actually true?  It sure would be sweet.

What do we know about Justin Michie? We know that he is a successful Internet marketer. He has found ways to make a lot of money. That is undeniable. But that, in and of itself does not tell us anyting about Viral Monopoly, or even anything about his character. A lot of people have made a lot of money by scamming trusting, unsuspecting individuals. Just because you have been able to use the Internet to get rich, does not mean that you are putting out good products, or that you are not a scammer.

On the other hand, it is not an indictument either. Michie swears that for the past 3 years he has been using this same program, Viral Monopoly, to help him make sales of many different products. Some of them are his own products, and many others he acted as an affiliate for. We know that he sold a lot of stuff in the past 3 years, so maybe this Viral Monopoly thing is for real.

The trouble is, it doesn’t come out until the first week in September, 2011, but there are hundreds of websites, blogs, articles and videos all singing the praises of The Viral Monopoly. My question is how do the owners of these web properties know that it is so good. The answer is, they do not know. They are lying to you when they try to tell you they know.

All they are doing is taking the word of Justin Michie, the owner, who is obviously biased. Of course Michie is going to say that the Viral monopoly is the best thing since the advent of the home theater. What is inexcusable is all these people parroting his words endorsing something that they have no idea if itis a slam or a scam, or something in between. They are just shameless, in my not so humble opinion.

All I can say is we have to wait and see. I’ve managed to get a promise to recevie access to the full Viral Monopoly program several days before it goes live to the world. Then I will be able to put it to the test, and I will know if it’s the real deal or not. If I think it’s a sham and/or a scam, I’m not afraid to tell the world. I don’t need to make money so badly that I lose my integrity.

That’s why I don’t have a website up telling people to get in line and buy this program. What I do have, is The Viral Monopoly Scam Reviews site, where you can sign up for my Viral Monopoly Report. As soon as I get to try this program out, and make my judgement, I will email you my verdict.

Something else you will get is my free report on the importance of creating resudual income. You can do work once and get paid over and over for years to come. That is why I am so intrigued with the potential of the Viral Monopoly. If it is for real, it’s going to be much easier to create residual income. I don’t believe it is ever going to be effortless and happen overnight, but I know for a fact that anyone can do it if they are willing to learn the skills and put in the effort.

Click HERE to sign up for my report. I’ll talk to you about residual income and I’ll let  you know if you should even bother with the Viral Monopoly (as soon as I find out.)