Website Profits Pro Review: [What’s so “Fruitful” About it?!]

I take it you’re reading THIS review because you wanna discover the truth about Website Profits Pro, right?

Well, then you couldn’t have picked a more perfect spot.

Because I’m about to expose the $500-per-day money-making opportunity for exactly what it represents…

YUP, another “pipe dream”.

So to understand why it’ll never deliver what’s promised on the tin and what you really get your hands on once you bend back the lid, continue reading…

At a Quick Glance

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Name: Website Profits Pro (WPP).

Owners: Calvin Carson & Jesse Larrow (supposedly).

Website: cmsystemslr.info.

Cost: $47 + Upsells.

My Score: 2/10.

PROS

• Some form of video training

CONS

• The sales page is full of lies and deceit
• The creators’ use pen names
• Comes with additional costs
• The training’s too generic
• No refund policy is in place

Summary:

There’s a place for products like Website Profits Pro, and it’s called the rubbish bin.

First of all, the sales page is just full of lie-after-lie (as you’ll see from my FULL review below).

And secondly, even the actual product itself is nothing to shout home about because it’s just generic training on various eCommerce and affiliate marketing methods.

It’s the same training that you can easily find online for $0 if you look hard enough.

At the end of the day, the only ones raking in the dough with WPP are the unethical ones who are selling it to the vulnerable like YOU.

Final Verdict: Not Recommended.

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What’s Website Profits Pro All About, You Say?

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When you land on the Website Profits Pro sales page, you’re promised a $500-per-day income online without even breaking into a sweat.

Sounds totally AMAZEBALLS, right? Because who wouldn’t want that kinda cash easily rolling in, huh?

According to the creators, WPP is a “push button” niche website system, that when set up in 3 simple steps, will start raking you in the cash immediately…

In fact, the system’s such a piece of cake to roll with, that even your great-grandma will make a mountain of dollars with no experience…

Those are the sorts of outlandish claims made throughout the entire sales video presentation.

Which, BTW, really is no different from other scammy product sales pages I’ve reviewed like:

• Website ATM
• Commission Plan X
• AZ Sniper
• Money Sucking Websites
• Cash Sniper
• And Profit Point Autonomy, to name some total garbage.

Trust me, I’ve done this affiliate marketing “thing” long enough to know for a fact that making money online is no teddy bear’s picnic in the park.

If you wanna earn a full-time income, then WORK FOR IT.

So for the WPP creators to turn around and say you’ll “make $500/daily from minimal effort” – IS total hogwash, I’m afraid.

The notion of “get-rich-quick” is nothing but a myth that was invented by unethical folks just like THEM to “cash in” themselves.

Still not convinced that WPP should be avoided like the lurgy bug?

Then check out the following sales video red flags that scream out like a foghorn…

 

Red Flag #1: Member Testimonials Are Faker Than Virtual Reality

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There’s a bunch of peeps claiming to have quickly made $1,000s already with WPP.

For example, one guy claims that he reeled in more than $3,000 in just 7 days.

And then another reckons he generated $12,000+ in only 4 short weeks.
 

 
But don’t believe a word of that nonsense for one second.
 

 
Because if their testimonials really are genuine, then how come anyone can hire their “spokesperson” services on Fiverr.com?

So if this isn’t sufficient proof that the WPP creators have “paid” those actors to LIE to you, then what is?

 

Red Flag #2: Creators’ Hide Away Like Hermit Crabs

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The sales video presenter reveals himself as “Jesse Larrow” who is also the brains behind WPP.

In fact, he along with his partner “Calvin Carson” are running the show together.

Hmm… is that so?

Because if you hop on Google to conduct a quick name search, you’ll discover that they’re nowhere to be found. YUP, they’re ghosts.

And second of all, neither of them actually back up their identifies with images and social media profiles.

All you’ve got to go on is their word. Oh, and also Larrow’s “sob story” to connect with you on an emotional level – which you should also disregard.

So take their identities with a grain of salt because they clearly have something to hide.

 

Red Flag #3: Fake-Ass Scarcity – “Hurry, Act Fast!”

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Now, before you get the wrong end of the stick, I hold nothing against scarcity itself.

Because it’s a highly effective tactic deployed by both product publishers and numerous affiliates to ramp up sales and commissions.

The Wealthy Affiliate Black Friday sale is an awesome example of how urgency should be deployed in a genuine sense.

But when toerags behind far-fetched stuff like WPP tell you that “only X number of positions are still open” or “buy before the timer hits 0”, etc…
 

 
Then it’s complete bullsh*t intended to unethically fill their deep pockets because WPP isn’t going anywhere.

I can guarantee that whenever you revisit the WPP sales page at some point in the future, it will still be accessible with the same urgency message.

Well, unless negative reviews (like THIS one), customer complaints, and refund requests force the creators’ to close down their crap.

In which case, they’ll just set up shop again under a totally different product name and also pen names, no doubt.

These are the main scam warnings you’ll come across on the sales page.

But if you wanna learn more about the filthy tricks played by fraudsters…

Then see the Work At Home Secrets & Scams workbook by John Crestani.

 

How Website Profits Pro “Really” Works Behind Closed Doors

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If you think you’re gonna get a profit-ready website that takes no time at all to set up and rakes in $1,000s on a weekly basis with no effort…

Then guess again, young grasshopper!

Because as I’ve said, WPP is from the land of make-believe – it’s just some Peter Pan fairy-tale baloney.

The actual product you receive after parting with your hard-earned spondoolies is just some generic guidance.

Basically, video training on making money with Amazon, eBay, and Alibaba/AliExpress by setting up your own eCommerce store.

But the training also covers the concept of affiliate marketing.

Where you’ll learn to set up a website on your own domain with a premium theme, join some affiliate programs, and use traffic generation strategies like paid ads.

Trust me, there’s nothing “revolutionary” or even “easy” about these strategies because they all require effort and time to implement.

Plus, paid ads will easily cost you a chunk of change – especially if you’re an inexperienced newb.

In all honesty, the training you get inside WPP can easily be found for “free” on YouTube, etc.

In fact, my good friend, Ian Pribyl, has put an awesome free newbie-friendly course together called First-Time Internet Marketing Profits.

So don’t waste your cash on WPP – put your wallet or purse away.

 

Final Conclusion: Is Website Profits Pro a Scam?

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In my opinion, YES, Website Profits Pro is most definitely a scam.

Because firstly, the sales pitch deceives you like hell – leading you to believe that all you have to do is plug into some “magical system” for the big bucks.

Furthermore, the video is riddled with more red flags, that I’ve discussed.

And secondly, all you get is some generic video training that you can not only find for free on the web, but is no reflection of the sales page hype.

The only real person benefiting from WPP is the creator who sells you their crap and entices you to buy premium services via their “affiliate” links.

 

Sick of All The “Pipe Dream” Crud Circulating The Web?…

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There are, however, DFY systems you can use like 12 Minute Affiliate and the Super Affiliate System, to name a couple of examples.

But they can be incredibly pricey if you’re on a budget.

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Your buddy, Neil 😀

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