MailerLink Review – The Worst Way To Make Money Online!

MailerLink is a WarriorPlus product that claims you can make money when you send pre-made offers to different people. 

Depending on the keyword you use, you get a specific mailing list where you can send the offers to. 

But there are two issues we want to point out here. 

1. A lot of the mails you send will be ignored, if not directly sent to spam. 
2. In most countries, doing this is a violation of GDPR.

The people you sent emails to might be wondering how you got their email addresses in the first place, so that’s a breach of their personal privacy. This is something that the GDPR protects. 

Founder of MailerLink 

MailerLink was founded by Branson Tay, operating out of Malaysia. He’s a legitimate Internet marketer with quite a following on YouTube channel. His channel is active and has generated 25 million views since starting in 2018. 

He’s one of the prolific vendors in WarriorPlus, as you can see from his list of products. It appears that he makes products once a month and posts them for sale on WP. 

What we don’t like here is that these programs may be rehashed versions of his other programs, so he’s selling the same product all over again. 

Personally, we don’t really appreciate this kind of marketing. The quality of the programs are questionable and it makes it look like Tay is only in it for the money. There’s no value here for the customer.

MailerLink’s dashboard contains a menu where you can find offers, get leads, or if you want to edit images. 

The way MailerLink is simple: 

1. You get the leads
2. You choose the specific offer
3. You send the offer to these leads

It’s literally cold-sending emails to people who have no idea how you got their email addresses. 

Your emails will go to spam, or be ignored. Let’s not forget you’re also violating GDPR for this one because people are not able to tell how you got their email addresses, which is a breach of their privacy. 

Chances are, Tay got these emails from marketing agencies or third-party vendors that illegally acquired these email addresses. 

What Offers Are Available?

There are different offers available from JVZoo, ClickBank, or WarriorPlus. 

On the dashboard you’ll also find the following features:. 

Page Builder

This feature is the same across Tay’s products. This is nothing more than a sales page builder that allows you to customize sales funnels or landing page for your emails.

Image Builder

Another common feature, this allows you to edit images. But honestly right, there are free platforms out there that are better, such as Canva. 

Training

There’s also some training involved where you learn how the program works. The training is similar across all his products, so it’s not really geared for just this one tool. 

Much like his products, the quality of his training is also questionable. 

How Much is MailerLink?

The front-end price of MailerLink is about $13. You’re made to think that the $13 is the discounted price and you’re made to think this is a limited time offer, but it actually isn’t. Tay uses scarcity marketing to get you to buy this program on impulse. 

Any Upsells?

There are several upsells listed on his program, each of them with their own ridiculous claims and each of them useless to MailerLink. 

There are 7 Upsells. We won’t bother explaining them because they don’t do anything for the program’s experience:\. 

• OTO 1: MailerLink – Unlimited ($47)
• OTO 3: MailerLink – Monetization ($97)
• OTO 4: MailerLink – Limitless Traffic ($167)
• OTO 5: MailerLink – Franchise Partner License ($497)
• OTO 6: MailerLink – The “Missing Piece” ($97)

Each OTO has also downsell (a discount) so at the end, you might end up paying from $392  to $1,102! 

I did not purchase the OTO’s simply because of my experience with Warriorplus products. 

These are also probably Tay’s other products, so he’s built a network of products within a singular product. Think of them as related links in a blog post. 

But yeah, these are useless.

MailerLink is not meant for anyone. It’s a questionable product that’s unethical.

#1 Exaggerated Income Claims

The claims on this program and its upsells are just ridiculous. No you will not be making any money here because the program just sends out mass mails for useless products and offers. 

You’re not even sure that the persons you’re sending to would appreciate you reaching out to them. 

#2 Worthless Upsells

The upsells don’t do anything to add to the experience of using MailerLink. They’re probably other programs that Tay created, or he’s affiliated with. Either way, they’re useless and are more expensive than MailerLink itself. 

#3 Questionable Ethics

Let’s get one thing straight here. You’re working with email addresses that are questionably sourced, and you’re going to violate data privacy regulations when you do send out these emails. 

These emails were probably bought from vendors who harvest them.

There’s nothing to like about this program. 

MailerLink is an email income opportunity where you blast different offers to a set of emails. The email addresses are questionable because we don’t know MailerLink sourced them. They were probably harvested and sold by third-party vendors. 

The claims they make about their income are just ridiculous, making this a get-rich-quick scheme minus the Ponzi aspect. 

We don’t really trust this program for whatever they say, and neither should you.