Is My Super Affiliate Mentor a Scam? (Worst Mentor You Could Have!)

Welcome to My Super Affiliate Mentor review!

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

That's the way to stay away from scams and find the real legitimate way to make money online.

I'm not an affiliate of My Super Affiliate Mentor so rest assured that I'm not here to write this product review just to promote it to you.

In fact, My Super Affiliate Mentor claimed that you can make thousands of dollars per day with minimal work because their "system" will take care of all the selling for you.

This really sounds too good to be true!

So, is it really possible? Or is My Super Affiliate Mentor a scam?

Let's dive right into out review today...

When I only watched the first few seconds of their sales video, numerous scam alarms went off.

If you haven't watched it, you can go and have a look. It's a typical hyped up, scammy and completely misleading kind of sales pitch.

Straightaway they show you a number of people claiming to make thousands per day. Not only that, they said that they're revealing to you the "secret" for you to make big bucks with very little effort.

The best part? It's 100% Free!

Also, the narrator claimed that it's in her best interest to help you make money because if you make money, she also makes money. It's a win-win situation.

To be honest, this is a typical sales technique. The reason she is making money when you join is because she is "recruiting" you into the system. She is earning affiliate commissions from the membership fees you pay.

If you're a complete beginner, I understand the entire sales pitch may sound very attractive to you.

But you should be aware that if something seems too good to be true, it most probably is.

Almost all of these techniques are used to play with your psychology to increase your trust for them. Unfortunately, that only works for complete newbies.

Let me reveal to you the true identity of this program...

If you're observant enough, you'll be quite confused with their sales page.

It's called "My Super Affiliate Mentor", yet the entire sales video talked about "The Super Affiliate Success System".

The truth is that...

Both "My Super Affiliate Mentor" and "The Super Affiliate Success System" are not real programs!

Both of them are just sales funnels for another platform called The Super Affiliate Network (SAN).

But it seems that the mysterious owner of My Super Affiliate Mentor has re-branded the sales funnel into "The Super Affiliate Success System", probably because a lot of people had found out the true identity.

Just take a look at their respective logos:

They all use the exact same icon, just with different texts on it.

Not only that, when you go to the check out page, it shows the graphics from The Super Affiliate Network:

My guessing is that the mysterious owner of this sales funnel is just an affiliate of The Super Affiliate Network. So this entire sales funnel is just his/her "weapon" to recruit people under him/her so that he/she earns affiliate commissions.

SAN is a brain child of Misha Wilson, the legendary internet marketer who is known as the youngest and fastest growing traffic and conversion expert on the Internet.

According to him, he wanted to help others achieve the same kind of success like him so he created the SAN to deliver his knowledge and help people make money online via affiliate marketing.

In essence, SAN is an Affiliate Marketing training membership platform. They have lots of online courses with video training teaching various aspects of internet marketing.

But...

SAN is a very controversial program.

Instead of being the "Affiliate Marketing training membership platform", I would like to call it the "High-ticket Membership Upsell Machine!"

First of all, it's a 'Pay-to-Play' Program, which means you'll have to purchase their various membership levels in order to earn commissions. (By the way, that's not how legitimate affiliate marketing works!)

Just to give you a rough idea for the amount of money you need to pay...

• SAN Basic Membership ($47/month)
• SAN Pro Membership ($2,497)
• Maui Intensive Mentoring ($12,497)
• Just to name a few!

Don't expect yourself to get by with just a $47/month Basic Membership because with Basic Membership, you can't earn the high-ticket commissions they want to push to you.

Not only that, you'll be assigned with a "coach/mentor" once you join. It may sound like a good idea but to be honest, such coaches are just telesales person to upsell you their back-end membership products.

The SAN members will definitely disagree with me on this because there is legit training inside the members area and you can really make money. That's true.

But this kind of program is something you want to stay away from because...

In essence, you're just purchasing a "resell right" to resell their digital training products.

To be completely transparent with you, this type of program is nothing new. You can take a look at other programs like Digital Altitude, MOBE, Legendary Marketer and AWOL Academy.

Despite not exactly the same, they are all very similar...

• They have multiple membership levels (in other words, multiple upsells!)
• Their business model is all about "recruiting" new members into the systems to earn commission
• You are only eligible for commissions to the membership levels you have personally purchased (which means you have to pay thousands before you can earn those high-ticket commissions)

Can you start to see why you should stay away from such programs?

That's not the end...

If such programs are not managed properly, they may result in the situation like what Digital Altitude had to go through - being sued and shut down by FTC. (You can say they're pyramid schemes in disguise!)

By the way, My Super Affiliate Mentor and The Super Affiliate Success System are very similar to the Laptop Lifestyle System (LLS) because LLS is just a sales funnel built to promote MOBE!

In fact, My Super Affiliate Mentor is being honest despite all the misleading hypes.

They actually disclose that...

"The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system"

I respect them for being so honest unlike many other low quality products or scams.

I've exposed countless scams which use fake testimonials to prove their scam products work.

But SAN is different. Misha Wilson is a real person who is very successful and the testimonials I found on their check out page are also real...

How do I know that?

I've done my own research and found out these pictures are real members of The SAN.

For example, Mel Archuleta has a website at melarchuleta.com promoting SAN. You can also check out Ace and Rich Guzman's website here!

So this brings us to the next benefit of SAN...

Yes, you can make real money with them. This is the same for programs like AWOL Academy, MOBE and Legendary Marketer.

There are real people who can achieve huge success with these systems. But the problem is that you need to invest thousands of dollars in their high-ticket products in the first place.

AND...

You're expected to resell their membership to make money. It's hard for you to build your own online business however you like.

This is unlike Wealthy Affiliate where you're taught the skills to build your own affiliate marketing business in whatever niche of your choice, be it any kind of sports, gadgets, accessories or even weird niches like Football Snack Helmets!

No, My Super Affiliate Mentor is not a scam. Neither is The Super Affiliate Network a scam.

My Super Affiliate Mentor is just a hyped-up and misleading sales funnel created to promote The SAN.

And The SAN is just a high-ticket membership platform which is all about reselling their membership and recruiting people into the system.

That's why I rate The SAN 45/100 while My Super Affiliate Mentor with a score of only 10/100.

Just to make myself clear again...

• I'm NOT saying there's no value in their training
• I'm also NOT saying you can't make any money with them

But such programs are just not recommended for the reasons I've explained in this review.