Forget About Broke Review – A Mediocre And Overhyped Program!

Forget About Broke is a WarriorPlus product that promises you “endless ongoing profit potential”. You don’t need a laptop or PC, or even a website. You only need your phone and turn it into “your own personal ATM machine”. 

Those are some pretty insane overly hyped up sales pitches, if you ask me. 

For about $15, you get a bunch of videos that will tell you how to turn your phone into an advice-making machine through a website called Clarity.Fm. 

This is a website that can get you paid hundreds of dollars per hour for giving out advice. So, suffice to say their claims of making hundreds of dollars a day might stand up on its own. 

Who Is The Founder?

The people behind Forget About Broke are Jamie Lewis and Jonny Rose. Jonny provides the training for this program, while Jamie does the sales part. This explains why Jamie is on all of their sales videos. 

Lewis is infamous for his courses, not because they’re scams, but they’re mediocre at best in terms of quality. Some might say he’s in the “get-rich-quick” scheme category. 

Products sold in this niche don’t really last long, no matter how legit they are. We advise you to take Lewis’ words with a grain of salt.

Forget About Broke is a course that will teach you how to make money on Clarity.FM. This is a website that connects you to people who are seeking advice. You will be signing up for this website as an “expert” who will be providing these advices to people. 

Clarity.FM has different niches and has a platform that allows you to book calls and gives you a specific phone number where people can get in touch with you. 

All payments and billings are done on the Clarity website. 

What’s Inside?

Forget About Broke’s dashboard looks nice for the price you’re paying, but numerous reviews have pointed out that some of the links on there are broken. 

For example, the Graphic Editor button doesn’t work, and some of the buttons are the Upsells (which I’ll explain later). 

The dashboard contains all the videos for the training. The topics are pretty self-explanatory, and the videos are short. You’re looking at about an hour’s worth of training. 

Part 1 – Choose a Niche

Video 1 (2:49) – Getting Started (Intro)

Video 2 (7:00) – Availability

Video 3 (5:32) – Popularity and Recency

Video 4 (6:16) – Step3 Competency and Confidence

Part 2 Creating a profitable profile

Video 1 (1:35) – Getting Started

Video 2 (10:55) – What to put int your profile part 1

Video 3 (5:41) – Optimizing your profile

Video 4 (4:18) – Choosing your price per minute

Video 5 (6:00) – Promoting your clarity profile

Part 3 – Delivering a Profitable Call

10:06 – Preparing before a call

08:14 – During and After the call

Is It Profitable?

To be honest, we don’t really know if it’s profitable if you go through Forget About Broke’s training. It’s not a full-time income too, if you ask me. 

Check this testimonial out. 

Based on the information provided by Clarity.FM, the website did pay him that much money for one call. 

Our point here is that it’s profitable if you can guarantee continued calls that pay out the same amount, or within the same price range, each day. 

What is the Price?

Forget About Broke makes use of a cheap marketing trick, claiming that the original price is $197.91, but you’re getting it right now at a huge discount, so you need to act now. 

In reality, the program’s real price is the discounted price, which is $12.47. 

Any Upsells? 

Forget About Broke also has upsells, which we are not surprised given that this is a WarriorPlus product. 

Rather than getting redirected to your member area after purchasing the program, you’re led to the page that contains these upsells. 

There’s about 7 of them, each of them more expensive than Forget About Broke’s sign up price. 

Are they related to Forget About Broke? No. 

Here’s a short list of the upsells you get: 

• DFY Materials - This will cost you $29 and contains different DFY materials, profiles, and other resources to boost your Clarity profile. 
• Traffic on Tap - This costs you $29 and is a traffic generating software where you input your Clarity link and drives traffic from redirected expired domains and YouTube channels
• Partner With Jamie - This costs you $59 where you get access to an exclusive class handled by Jamie Lewis himself. You’re literally paying for Jamie to be your mentor, coach, and so on. 
• Ultimate Download - This costs you $97 and is your ultimate business resource in a box, so to speak. This contains marketing PDFs and videos, PSD templates, and more. 
• Unlimited Autoresponder + 6000 Swipes - This costs $27 and is marketed as an ultimate autoresponder system. It comes with thousands of pre-made custom swipes. 
• Marketplace - This is about $39 and allows you to put your listing on their marketplace. You’re buying listings on their site, so to speak. 
• Vendor Edition - This costs you $67 and will get you resell rights to 5 of Jamie’s high-converting funnels. 

To be honest, we don’t really know who Forget About Broke is intended for. It’s definitely not for people looking for passive income, or at least a full-time income.

#1 Over-Hyped Sales Pitch

It’s typical for get-rich-quick schemes to play so hard with their sales pitches. They want to make sure that they lure you into buying the program. 

Sure, you can make hundreds of dollars in a day with Clarity.FM, but you need to build consistency if you really want to turn this into a full-time income. 

We doubt that this program can do that. 

#2 Upsells

Upsells are our worst enemies because they’re not immediately promoted as part of the program. People are forced to think that they’re going to miss out on training if they skip the upsells. 

The upsells you see on Forget About Broke will cost you hundreds of dollars in total, but will not guarantee you that you’re going to get your money’s worth. 

#3 No Money-Back Guarantee?

Other review sites have pointed out that Forget About Broke has no money-back guarantee, but we assume that this is going to be handled by WarriorPlus. 

Honestly, for less than $15, it’s probably not even worth the hassle to get it back because it might take days.

Nothing to like about Forget About Broke. 

Forget About Broke is one of Jamie Lewis’ mediocre training program on how to make money on Clarity.FM. There’s nothing really going on here that would make us want to recommend this program to anyone. 

If anything, you’re lured into thinking you’re going to get rich, but in reality, you’d need to be lucky with the calls. 

If you’re looking for a way to make money online, you’re better off with Wealthy Affiliate.