First, what is iPro Network? Some generic discount network based on some generic altcoin they are billing as some fantastic e-commerce opportunity, you should buy into the currency despite there's no proof that it was widely adopted (since there are tons of altcoins out there). It's so fantastic, there is absolutely NO TRACE of the CEO on the internet (other than on their own website), who wears a clearly wrong size shirt (he can't even button his collar), despite claiming "15 years experience".
Anyway, here's the comment about why is the review so hard on a "legitimate" opportunity.
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| "Bill Antonio": "Oz I appreciate you trying to protect marketers from scams but why is it that you seem to criticise every business opportunity and preventing people from making money online from legit companies. IPN has been endorsed by Scott Warren a most sought after MLM Lawyer as IPN has met all the compliance guidelines and has also being endorsed by well-known entrepreneur Kevin Harrington from Shark Tank who is highly respected in the business world.They also have sought after motivational speaker Jay Abraham who is in the same league as Anthony Robbins. These people will never be involved in any scams. |
Okay, there are a couple things to note:
1) Did Scott Warren, an MLM lawyer, "endorse" IPro Network?
2) Did Kevin Harrington (Shark Tank) endorse IPro Network?
3) Does Jay Abraham work for IPro Network?
Not surprisingly, the answer is "no proof of such" in each and every case.
This is like the game of telephone, where somehow message was distorted into whatever the promoter wanted to say, instead of the REAL content.
So what is the truth? Let MLMSkeptic lead you to some discovery.
