A Quick Snapshot Of All The Digital Altitude Reviews: Scam or Legit?

I have scoured the internet for reviews about the Digital Altitude program so you don’t have to.  This post will give you a quick snapshot of whether if it’s a scam or not, and you will be able to decide confidently whether this is for you.

Here is what I’ll go through and you can click on these to jump down to each section:

• Who & What of Digital Altitude
• Price of This Program
• Support to You
• Is it a Scam or Legit?
• A Better Solution

 

 

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WHO & WHAT OF DIGITAL ALTITUDE

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WHO:

Michael Force is the creator of Digital Altitude and he’s been in the internet marketing industry for a long time.

He’s been involved with other multi-level marketing companies like Empower Network which was the biggest pyramid scheme that launched in Oct 2011 and fizzled out in three short years, just to give you a taste of what’s to come.

 

WHAT:

Digital Altitude, www.digitalaltitude.co, is a multi-level marketing (MLM) pyramid scheme which preys on innocent people who want to make money online by promising them the world and high commissions.

You are basically an affiliate of them (promoting their products) and you recruit other people to join because you’ll make money on the people they bring in as well, three tiers down the line – thus, a multi-level marketing pyramid scheme.

Their website, digitalaltitude.co, is not very updated since they only have posts on there once a month.  If you go to their Products section of the site, you will see what they offer:

 

Aspire – a membership is required for their affiliate program and to learn how to market their products, there are three levels:

1. Walker
2. Hiker
3. Climber

The higher the membership, the more you will learn and the more you will earn.  You can see the details for each level here.

 

The products that you’ll be selling are very high end and they have five of them:

1. Base
2. Rise
3. Ascend
4. Peak
5. Apex

The basis of this program is that you have to buy these products before you can promote them.

I won’t even break down what you get in these products because once you see the price tag in the next section you probably don’t want to know.  However, I’ve linked each product to their product info pages if you’re curious.

 

 

PRICE OF THIS PROGRAM

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If you want it all, you’ll pay $127/month for the Climber membership and to buy all the products it’ll cost a total of $57,583!!

You’re saying, “That’s it?! Sign me up!”, right?  Probably not.

 

Here’s a break down if you’d like to see for yourself how this adds up:

Aspire membership levels:

1. Walker – $37/month
2. Hiker – $67/month
3. Climber – $127/month

The levels basically allows you to earn more from your downline, up to 3 tiers down.

The high end products are one-time payment (yippee!):

1. Base – $595
2. Rise – $1,997
3. Ascend – $9,997
4. Peak – $16,997
5. Apex – $27,997

Who in the right mind will pay for these products that aren’t even tangible, they are just more digital training to build this business.  Remember, you need to buy each high end product to be able to promote them, have you ever heard of an affiliate program that makes you do this?  Hmmm.

Oh yeah, if you are at the Base product and your downline is at the Rise level and sells a product, you don’t get that commission, it goes up to the next sponsor above you who’s at the Rise level and up.

So if you don’t want to miss out on any commissions, you’ll need to buy all their products.

 

 

SUPPORT TO YOU

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There’s no real support to you really.

They want your leads and take your lead if you want their help as you’ll earn way less commission if you let them close the deal for you if you can’t sell a $27,997 package or any of their products.

The only real “coaching” you’ll receive from them is the coach you have to call so they can sell you the next level to open up more training or to sell you the next high end product.

These guys will tell you to do all sorts of crazy things to get you to buy the next product by offering loans with bad rates, telling you to use your credit cards, or even get money out of your house if you own one.

They do have a Facebook Group but from what I’ve seen, they just boast about people making commissions whether they are real or not, not sure.

 

 

IS IT A SCAM OR LEGIT?

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Although it’s unclear whether or not MLM pyramid schemes are truly illegal, I can conclude that this program is not legit and is truly a scam because of these red flags:

#1) Affiliate programs are FREE to join!  You should not have to pay to get into an affiliate program as you’re marketing for the company.  It’s like paying a fee to McDonald’s first before you can get a job there, that’s insane!!

#2) Affiliate products should not have to be bought before you can promote them!  Have you heard of Amazon, Target, Walmart??  They all have affiliate programs and these companies as well as many other ones do not demand you to buy any product first before you can promote them.

#3) They prey on the weak, here’s a quote from Michael Force:

“Our program was not designed for business people. It was designed for moms, dads, high school graduates, waiters and waitresses, passionate creatives, college dropouts and anyone in between.”

I don’t know about you, but preying on people who don’t know anything about internet marketing and then having them buy into a $57K+ program is just unethical.

 

Another reason why I wouldn’t recommend this program is because it’s not for beginners.  The people in there that actually make money are very experienced internet marketers who already have websites with traffic, email lists, and pros at PPC.

You also can’t try it for free.  I have seen others say there’s a $1 trial period for 14 days but I don’t see that offer anywhere anymore as of this post, so they must have eliminated that at some point.

 

 

A BETTER SOLUTION

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If anyone is really looking for an online business to start and want to use the affiliate marketing business model, you will need an affordable training platform to learn and built your website on.

I have been training at Wealthy Affiliate and their step-by-step training is really good for beginners in this industry.  This website you’re on is the result of that training.

I’ve tried blogging before and it never worked out because I didn’t know how to structure my site or organize it in a way that will maximize its growth potential.

As well, I didn’t know how to write.  There’s definitely techniques to be learned so that your blog can generate free traffic from your content alone which you can learn too!

The support there is incredible, not only directly from the owners, but also a vastly active community that you will get answers to your questions in minutes.

Let’s compare the two programs:

 

Before you go read my review about Wealthy Affiliate, I want to point out a few things quickly:

• You can start for free and stay free to earn commission from their affiliate program.

• Your Free Starter membership gives you two free websites plus the first level of their two main courses.

• You can upgrade to a Premium membership (only $49/month or $359/year; saving you $229/year or $19/mo.) only if you feel that the training has been great and this is for you.

• Once you upgrade, no other upsells.

• Every year, they add new features and the platform is always improving.

 

I can’t wait to help you along personally!  Yes, you’ll have access to me and many others for support.  No one will sell you anything and all you’ll get is awesome support!

 

 

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