Digital Altitude Review Scam or Legit MLM?
In this Digital Altitude review, l am going to look at whether this is a worthwhile business model.
Yes, Digital Altitude will teach you how to sell VERY high ticket products, BUT NOT TOO FAST .. you only get a commission if you sell products that you bought.
Such high ticket MLMs have been around for years such as My Online Business Empire (MOBE) ($49 to $25 000), MTTB ($25,000 plus $299 per month) and so forth. When you compare Digital Altitude vs MOBE you actually realize that it has got a deeper funnel which is double that of MOBE in terms of costs.
The bottom line is; you are the customer and they will up-sell you ALL their products with the usual promise … so that you can sell to others and earn… DUH!
This is why l recommend this fool proof business model.
When l heard the name ‘high value product based MLM’ l immediately remembered one such scam that l fell into.
The questions that immediately come to mind are;
- Is the product an ‘opportunity’ to sell ‘membership‘?
- Are the products ONLY for promoting to others the
opportunityresponsibility or membership? - Are you supposed to purchase every product in order to earn a commission?
- Are you paying a monthly sum to promote the program or become an affiliate? (Pay me to promote my products)?.
- Is there a low entry cost when you join the program just to get your foot in the door followed by endless up-sells?
If you don’t know the answers, don’t worry l will answer them all by the end of this review.
What Is Digital Altitude All About?
The man behind Digital Altitude is called Michael Force and has got experience in selling these high ticked products. He observed that, the only way to sell high ticket products and offers which no-one would ordinarily buy in real life …. attach an opportunity to it.
This is how MLMs can sell any product on earth ranging from Oxygen Drops (02 World Wide), Books (Four Corners Alliance Group), Coffee (Javita) and even high end Chocolates (Dove Chocolate Discoveries). As long as there is a promise of passive income, freedom, be your own boss and all the smoke in the mirror … people will buy in the hope that others will do the same.
Worse still, ALL the products that you are sold to are mostly for promoting the very same products that you bought to others who will do the same.
Ask yourself one simple question;
What will l walk away with if l quit this MLM or it ceases to operate …. and they do? If there is nothing, then you are selling each other a promise, a potential or opportunity which l prefer to call a responsibility (to pay and recruit).
Digital Altitude Products.
As you will soon realize, there are no ‘products‘ on sale except membership levels and tools to promote those levels to others. In the end you are more of selling each other ‘Membership’ rather than any real products you can walk away with at the end of it all.
The tools include sales funnels (money is in the list Guru mentality), social media marketing, support by coaches (sales persons) to close high end sales and many others.
l will not be wasting my time listing ALL the self promoting tools for no other use than promoting Digital Altitude membership to others.
Now, l will only show you a few pointers from experience.
Motivational Videos – targeting your mindset are more of indoctrination videos than motivational video. See NO evil, speak NO evil, hear NO evil type of training. A reason why most MLM affiliates sound as if they were cut from the same cloth when it comes to justifying and supporting their program.
Private Coaches – These hired sales persons pretend to be partnering with you yet they are professional sales persons. Their role is to assess how much you are worth and push you to the deep end of the sales funnel. Most people are excited that they are going to be assisted in closing sales and it NEVER crosses their mind that the same people are going to close sales for your sponsor on you… lol.
Ask your self;
Why do coaches waste all their time and effort helping YOU instead of selling the high value products and make money for themselves?
Yes, that is what exactly what they are doing by closing sales for their employer and for your sponsor on YOU! It is that stupid simple.
Worse still the coaches are said to be with you for a life-time— lol. Its like having a life time tick sucking your blood.
Digital Altitude Compensation Plan (Cost).
l have intentionally combined Digital Altitude Costs and the Comp Plan because the commission you earn is tied to the price of the product that coaches (sales professionals) push you to buy. Don’t fool yourself, you have no chance when faced with trained sales professionals who studied the psychology to marketing and closing sales.
The commission ranges from 60% for low end products and 50% for high end products. You also pay the coach (sales person) for closing sales for you, just as your sponsor paid them to close sales on you on their behalf … do eat dog.
Due to the deep funnels and endless up-sells in total there are various ways to earn money with Digital Altitude. Below are a few membership levels;
Aspire Walker: $37 per month
Aspire Hiker: $67 per month
Aspire Climber: $127 per month
Even the Cost of Promoting Digital Altitude Has Up-sells.
Affiliate Membership: $17 per month
The Base Membership is $597 One-Time
The Rise Membership costs $1997 One-Time
Cost To Join Ascend is $9997 one-time
Cost to join Peak is $16,997 One-time
The cost to join Apex is $27,997 one-time
Just a rough addition of these figures will tell you how much you are going to part with soon or latter;
27,997+16,997+9997+1997+597+17+127+67+37 = $57 833.
Not including the cost of monthly payments, attending live events, advertising and other hidden costs.
Is Digital Attitude a Scam, Pyramid Scheme or Legit MLM?
You are the judge.
Remember, there is no real product on sale here — just an opportunity and membership. All the other up-sells you are going to pay for are just for promoting the same opportunity and membership to others. So, you are buying the product (as a customer), paying monthly subscription to get the right to promote the membership to others and you are paying for tools to do the promotion. Michael Force must be laughing all the way to the bank.
Don’t be fooled by those people with websites already with thousands of visitors and a long e-mail lists, it is not easy to sell these high priced products. The people paddling these opportunities do not publish negative comments left by people who fell for the hype and lost substantial amounts.
Digital Altitude Frequently Asked Questions.
Is the product only an ‘opportunity’ to sell ‘membership’?
Yes, from the look of things you are just pushing people to join DA for a dollar and enter them into an endless funnel of up-sells and down-sales totaling $57 833. You then pay a sales professional to close the sales. There is nothing to show if you quite the program even after paying $57 833 …. there is NOTHING, NIL, ZIP! If you don’t make any money, you loose everything.
Are the products ONLY for promoting opportunity responsibility or membership to others?
Indeed the sales funnels with pre-loaded e-mails are only for promoting DA and nothing else. You then up-sell them membership levels with tools for them to do the same.
Are you supposed to purchase every product in order to earn a commission?
Yes, its like playing lotto ‘You Have To Be In It; To Win It‘. You must purchase every high value products for you to promote it. You don’t get paid even a $1 if you sell $9 997 worth of membership level that you did not buy into. The person who sucked you in, will get the money. Sorry— you will have to live with it.
Are you paying a monthly sum to promote the program or become an affiliate?
Affiliate marketing is free, merchants will pay you to promote their business … which makes sense. In MLM, you BUY the opportunity and PAY if you want to promote the opportunity to others. (No wonder why the owners become millionaires). The payments are necessary since everyone is earning money off someone else’s payments.
Is there a low entry cost to joining the program just to get your foot in the door?
You only pay $1 for DA to capture your credit card details, the rest is history. You will have to work your butt off to cope up with the ever increasing up-sells.
Digital Attitude; the truth.
If you have never earned money in the MLM sphere please keep away from this program.
Even if you have a pea sized brain, you must ask yourself, how many sales you need to make for you to pay for the $9 997 membership level, let alone $27,997? You will toil your entire life just to raise money just to pay for the next up-sell. The very reason why you will have a life time coach to make sure every dollar you earn goes to pay for the next level or up-sell.
Here is the deal;
For just $47 a month or $359 per year, l pay for secure web-hosting for 30 websites, up-to-date affiliate marketing training, all essential tools and live chat support 24/7.
There are NO up-sells or offers … EVER! Better still, you can try it out for free. NO credit card details required.
What are you waiting for?
Get Your Free Affiliate Marketing Training, Tools and Support Today!
l OWN the websites which means l can move them to another host or even sell them if l want to earn a lump-sum. My websites in various niches do the leg work while l am sleeping or l am on holiday.
Anyway, greed can not be tamed.
Share your opinion or experience with Digital Altitude in the commentary box below? l have done my part.
You have to pay to move up tiers? This is MLM.
Good info. Very helpful!
You are most welcome Felix.
Thank you for the info 🙂 I was considering the digital altitude but when i say your review not anymore haha 😉
You are most welcome Loesy. They must inform people about their deep sales funnel.
You are a live saver. Thank you!!! Thank you!!! very much for the review. This DA sounds similar like MOBE which I got hooked up several years ago and after License Right I didn’t go any further.
It turned out to be like you said, “promoting membership after membership and nothing substantial.
Your review is true to the bone or what is behind all these MLM programs.
Thank you.
I am glad you found the review helpful. Your compliments are greatly appreciated. MOBE is actually 50% cheaper than Digital Altitude. You will spend months raising money to buy the next up-sell. Add on the money for paid advertising such as Solo ads ($30-$50) for just a 100 clicks. At the end of it all, you leave empty handed and broke. You are just paying for tools to promote someone’s business.
Seems to me you are only promoting your own business at the expense of DA. Is that even honest?
These reviews are written for adults who can make their own choices. You are 100% free to go on and get scammed after reading my reviews.
They are a big scam. I got scammed out of 2057.00. My $1.00 trail fee was refunded. I had 5 days to request a refund after purchasing the rise program of $2057.00. After requesting my refund before the 5 days was up I received an e- mail from the traffic funnel themselves that the Aspire program uses to generated traffic to their program (Cash Network).
The e-mail stated, ” Please read this notice carefully.
To ALL current and recently applied affiliate applicants to Cash Network.
All affiliate accounts relating to Tim Donovan’s offers have unfortunately been inactivated.
The offers affected are: Done For You Business and Business In A Box.
Although there is a much longer explanation to this situation, here are the basics:
– Upon research Tim along with the Cash Network team discovered that there were affiliates using unauthorized methods of promoting the opportunity.
– Only Email marketing was permitted. One such example was telling prospects on social media that they can signup for $1 and make $XXX. This is unsubstantiated claims and could not continue.
– Later the prospect was asked to signup to Cash Network and do the same thing as their referrer. This is an unsustainable business model.
– Cash Network was only the tracking platform for these offers. We are NOT the advertiser/owner.
– We are a PRIVATE by referral only network for mainstream affiliate marketing.
– This was a special project we agreed to help with in order to help the most about of people alongside Tim Donovan.
– Tim Donovan does not work for Cash Network and is an independent business.
– All current applications are being denied. This is a final decision on most applications.
– Although many affiliates to these specific offers have been inactivated, all payments due will still be paid.
– If any affiliate wishes to dispute their denial and/or inactivation please send an email to: network@cashnetwork.com
In your email please outline:
– Your experience as an affiliate marketer
– Previous earnings history and where you are
currently sending your traffic such as offers and other networks.
– What are your traffic sources and how many clicks are you sending daily/monthly?
SPECIAL NOTE: Any derogatory comments on our public pages or to our staff members will result in permanent inactivation and/or permanent denial of current and future applications.
Cash Network.”
Sad to hear that you lost such a substantial amount. Unfortunately, everything is so calculated that you can hardly get a refund. l hope authorities will intervene and you will manage to recover your money.
This company is not very good if your just pain for the 67 a month and 17 as a afflict ate leave you there to sink
Great feedback on these systems. It’s the old adage, “if it sounds too good to be true….”
Thanks Joel for the compliment. People tend to forget that those same ‘coaches’ closing sales for you, will also close sales ON YOU for the person who recruited you.
I saw their marketing. I’m suppose to buy it as it is just $1 trial for 14 days. Now after reading this review I understand what they are trying to do. Very helpful. Thank you.
You are most welcome Hari. l am glad you did some research before plunging in.
Yes, they keep Emailing me to join this! What about Sponsor Shopping , my Sponsor who is successful
and offers bonuses may attract the prospects I found and got interested to sign up under me as
my Sponsor and other Big Players in Aspire have a lot of advertising that will compete with me if I join as I am not that experienced in online High Ticket sales!
Also looked at a Top Tier program Tidom, how does this compare to Aspire in terms of making money?
You are spot on JJ. If you look at one of Digital Altitude highest earners you will realise that he has go websites such as ‘hotmlmcompanies’, ‘marketingextreme’, ‘worklesslivemoretoday’ and several other lead generating websites. The very business strategy that l recommend He does not use ANY of the costly methods that Digital Altitude teaches you such as paying for solo ads, Facebooks ads etc. l have added Tidom to my list of pending reviews.
Yes, thank you for your review. I first went to a MOBE free night of basically getting pitched and it was good into starting up with their program. I thankfully only gave a $100 deposit and am now asking for that back (within the 3 day guarantee). Next I found Digital Altitude, but after reading your breakdown, it makes total sense. I also gathered that it was basically selling the same program to others and no real “product” so to speak. The MLM business is a hard one for me, because I hate recruiting. I am obviously looking for something to help generate a residual income. These two are not on my radar any longer. I will look at your offer, I have experience with Web-hosting. Let me check it out!
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