Is My Optimized Success Plan a Scam? Check It Out Here!

Welcome to my My Optimized Success Plan review!

I get a lot of these programs sent by my readers and asking me to review them.

This one caught my attention because apart from their claim of making thousands of dollars online without doing any work, they also have something up their sleeve.

This is My Optimized Success Plan, and let’s jump right in!

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with My Optimized Success Plan in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal why I think it's a scam, and why you shouldn't waste your money on it. 

Like most of the somewhat illegitimate programs that I’ve reviewed, all it takes is one hyped-up email that tells me I could make a thousand dollars a day from home without doing ay work.

My Optimized Success Plan literally continues to hype these claims up by providing you a news clip that talks about how people are earning money online.

The only thing that’s probably real in this video is the news clip, which comes from a known news contributor. I don’t think they even know how their video is being used.

As of this writing, their website can no longer be accessed via the email, but their funnels are still pretty active.

My Optimized Success Plan, or MSOP, sells you a business opportunity that requires you to pay $49 to join.

Then you’ll be taken to a series of steps that teaches you how to build a digital business online.

To be more specific, it teaches you how to make money by selling the very same program you joined.

And that’s all there is to it to MSOP.

There’s no system, there’s no platform. Just basically reselling something that you’ll have access to if you paid $49.

What’s The Business Opportuity Here?

The business opportunity that MSOP tries to get you to resell is MOBE or My Online Business Education.

It’s not a surprise that programs like MSOP just end up to be sales funnels for MOBE because this is where the real money is done.

Other programs such as Laptop Lifestyle System and Secret Society of Millionaires are sales funnels as well, but with different methods for selling the system.

Now for those of you who don’t know, MOBE is not as good as you think simply because this was shut down by the FTC.

As I mentioned earlier, you pay your way to get to this business opportunity which you’ll also have to pay to get the reseller license.

These websites, and MSOP, are probably owned by an affiliate of MOBE who gets paid when they refer people into the MOBE business opportunity.

But that’s easier said than done because MOBE is a very expensive business opportunity and you need to pay their membership levels to sell them.

Just look at those 4 and 5 digit prices!

Now, to explain a little bit of their model, MOBE is more of a “licensing” business model where you have to purchase memberships and other high-ticket packages before you can earn from them.

This is where they got hit by the FTC and got flagged as a pyramid scheme. There’s no physical product or service that you’re buying into.

If you want to get all of the commissions, you’re going to spend a little over $64,000 if you want to maximize their opportunity.

No one.

There’s nothing good that can come out of this program and it will only benefit its creators.

#1 – This Is A Rehashed Version Of Another Scam!

One previous scam that I reviewed is the predecessor of MSOP. And that was called Online Success Plan.

As you can see, their landing page is quite similar to MSOP’s.

You can read about my review about Online Success Plan here.

Anyways, Online Success Plan is no longer around because it’s now MSOP.

Then, months from now MSOP will probably shut down and take on another form.  

#2 – They Don’t Guarantee The Earnings!

Now MSOP wants you to be successful, and that’s what they say in their promotional materials and video.

But what they don’t tell you is that they actually deny any sort of income claims and guarantees through their EARNINGS DISCLAIMER, which is hidden at the bottom of their sales page.

What they’re basically doing here is that even if you paid thousands of dollars and not being able to earn money, you can’t go after them legally because of that disclaimer.

#3 – Fake Limited Slots!

A lot of scams use fake scarcity to make people buy on impulse.

Think really hard about it. You want your program to sell out as much as it can, not limit it to a certain number. That would affect your income potential.

The same thing can be said for MSOP.

Why would the owner limit the number of slots being sold when they rely solely on memberships to get the most commissions possible?

Nothing.

There’s nothing that could possibly benefit you or anyone else from this program.

My Optimized Success Plan sells a business opportunity of reselling a high-ticket program called MOBE, which has already been shut down by the FTC and flagged as a pyramid scheme.

That’s more than enough reason to stay away from this program and why I would never recommend this program to anyone!