30 Day Success Formula bumps gifting fraud payments to $27,500
Things are getting desperate over at 30 Day Success Formula. Since our review just shy of three weeks ago, the company has introduced a new $27,500 gifting tier.
30 Day Success Formula affiliates have also been banned from making those cringey “cash in the mail” videos.
No matter how you cut it though, 30 Day Success Formula is still an illegal cash gifting scheme.
When recruitment stalls in a gifting scheme, payments stop. And so you have the 30 Day Success Formula admins adding a higher tier.
Why?
They collect 33% of all funds deposited in. By introducing a higher tier they milk existing affiliates with the lure of $10,000 and $5000 gifting payments.
That’s over the previous $6000 and $1500 gifting tier caps.
A new 30 Day Success Formula capture page identifies Simon Petrowski as “co-owner and Director” of the company.
Petrowski claims to have
no special education, no special skills or special business background.
I’ve worked many odd jobs in my life (bartender, janitor, retail clerk) for many many, many years.
20 years ago I decided to try direct mail. It was great and very lucrative. After years of searching-I finally found something that worked!
Over the past 5 years, the offline direct mail industry has turned to trash though.
I saw a need for a solid, easy to understand program selling real products, and run in an ethical way. So I created the 30 Day Success Formula.
Is Petrowski an actual person? No idea. Beyond that crafted bio Petrowski doesn’t have a digital footprint.
What we do know is UPS might be cracking down on illegal 30 Day Success Formula payments, prompting Petrowski to switch stores.
The address in Box #1 will no longer be 2310 S. Green Bay Road in Racine. It will be:
30 DAY SUCCESS FORMULA
6508 S 27TH STREET
SUITE 9-166
OAK CREEK, WI 53154
If UPS are indeed wising up to the scam, hopefully the new admin address gets shut down promptly too.
Other than that it appears to be the end game for 30 Day Success Formula. The money has been made by the admin and top recruiters. All that’s left is convincing those that have been scammed to keep quiet by continuing to dangle the income potential carrot.
You will be the envy of your neighbours. They’ll wonder how you and your family can afford such beautiful possessions and regular exotic holidays, even though you never seem to work.
They’ll wonder why you always look so refreshed, energized and bursting with energy.
Your former co-workers will want to know your secret, too.
They’ll be curious. They’ll be jealous. Who knows, some may even be upset with you.
Why? Because they’re still stuck in a job they hate, while YOU are doing something you love, enjoying a life of reward and deeper fulfillment.
And once they find out you’re making money scamming people through an illegal gifting scheme, hopefully they report you to the authorities too.
Their website ( 30DaySuccessFormula.com ) – Password = 12340 has so many ridiculous statements on its site that clearly shows it’s a scam.
1. Simon Pretrowski (owner) shares his story. No picture. (Maybe he’s shy)
2. Pictures of flashing cash (after they say distributors can no longer do it)
3. Distinct qualities of what makes this business so unique:
a. Super High Commissions (Their #1 reason. At least they’re honest!)
b. A second to none reputation (True. No one else is ripping people off at a higher level)
c. Real Products (really? lol)
4. Product Descriptions. For example, Level 7 is now available for $27,500. Here’s the description. “Everything from Level 6 plus option to purchase Done-For-You Online Store.”
Gee. I can’t wait to send $10,000 to Alex Zubarev for that and $5,000 to his sponsor Tom Yatar for that and then $12,500 to a blind UPS box for all of that.
5. They also seem to have taken out the 90-day money back guarantee. Hmmmmm.
For all the “leaders” who’ve joined so far, I hope you’re keeping your sheeple’s cash in escrow for 90 days.
But the reality is the “leaders” are all behind on their bills so they are spending your cash as it comes in.
If there’s a refund coming, you will never see it.
Funny that one of the top members in this supposedly got an email at 3 something in the morning about members posting videos, saying they are watching. Yet regular members have not been given updates by the company.
Seems Yatar has gone silent on the forum except to remove any and all comments that cast doubt on the program. Him and his woman though have made videos telling people to keep upgrading.
Ironically, they are supposed to be together, yet her address is in Illinois and his in Texas while they list on facebook they live in Florida.
I think the ones at the top are milking it now trying to get every last penny they can. I can’t believe people are not seeing the red flags.
That is the 3rd address in 2 months.
30 Day Success 2310 S Green Bay Rd STE C #228 Racine WI 53406 and another address used was 4623 75th St. # 4-205
Kenosha, WI 53142
Three addresses? Either UPS stores aren’t communicating or Petrowski is hoping merry-go-round keeps the authorities away.
Big damage control webinar held. Now pushing to keep upgrading and send out post cards linked to peoples websites.
All the big earners were there! Tom Yatar, Ania Halama, Cassandra Goode, Alez Z, Latanya Jones, Beau Brdigewater…..
Main theme delete all videos and images flashing cash!
Keep upgrading we can make this work using postcard mailings!
Now flashing money in peoples faces will attract the wrong people. And according to them the company is addressing everyone’s concerns.
Talk about products and commissions. Everyone is supposed to chill and relax and just keep promoting and upgrading.
Ending with a prayer for prosperity!
The fact that some can’t get email replies from the company or get thru to the company phone and the 3 address changes in months seems to me, that something is not right in Denver as they say.
And previously people were told Karen Osbourne was the owner, now saying Simon Petrowski is? Honestly, I think these are questionable as you can not find diddly online about either!
Did the “leaders” all commit to upgrading to the $27,500 product, Rodney?
Let’s see if Justin Verrengia, Alex Zubarev, Aaron Rashkin, Mack Mills, Tom Yatar, Cassandra Goode, Beau Bridgewater, etc. put their money where their mouths are.
They’re all smart marketers.
They definitely see the writing on the wall.
My guess is none will upgrade.
In fact, any team member ought to ask them why they haven’t.
Oh wait.
I forgot.
They can all borrow up to $35,000 in a business loan from that company they’re promoting.
Imagine hundreds of people with a $35,000 business loan out promoting others to do the same.
What an opportunity!
Interestingly enough, just found out Yatar is milking his followers 10 bucks to get their PDF letter expedited and after talking to the company he was NOT authorized to do!!!!
On top of all of the pushing people to get loans to “go all in”, Tom Yatar recently had a webinar and had his minister friend come on the webinar to pray for everyone.
He then told everyone that if they want his friend to pray personally over their business to be blessed, the donation is only $40 bucks.
It irritates me even more when people try to play the religious card to entice people even more.
That is the most disgusting *shit* I have seen leak from the bottom of the fraud barrel for quite some time.
SD
All I hear is a bunch of crybabies here, digital products are real dummies. A lot of companies sell them ♂️ And not only top leaders are making money.
Get a grip and pay attention, this is not a SCAM. You guys crying is ♂️
Attaching digital products to a gifting scheme doesn’t make it any less of a gifting scheme.
Affiliates paying affiliates in MLM = illegal cash gifting.
You can cry all you want, facts are facts.
scammer meltdowns = always funny. getting hard to find new marks I suppose.
Must be when you’ve got Tom “the gimmick” Yatar holding prayer sessions.
Like god’s up there; Herpy derp. What’s that? You’re having trouble scamming people in your gifting scheme?
STOP EVERYTHING! We gotta biblical crisis here…
Yatar 2 address
Texas: tinypic.com/view.php?pic=fbayvo&s=9#.XOinkIhKiUk
Florida: tinypic.com/m/kbynfo/2
Noticed top scammers have deleted youtube videos and no more spamming my inbox with emails about it. Looks like they’ve milked the sheep dry and another one bites the dust.
Our old friend Justin Verrengia appears to have already jumped to the next scam a high dollar one called six figure empire where suckers are bank wiring him minimum 1000 buckaroos.
Sure wish desperate people would see it’s all a big lie.
Digital products are a product people people sell them all the time. Maybe the address is changing because they are expanding not because something is wrong.
It sounds like that to me they are growing fast why you do not get through fast when you call. They had to expand the buisness.
There are always people like you in every buisness Complaining instead of making things happen.
Sending scammers money in the mail to qualify to scam people who send you money in the mail is not a business, and has nothing to do with “digital products”.
It’s cash gifting, which is illegal in the US – hence the succession of mailing addresses.
Stop making excuses for scammers.
Making a gifting payment to qualify to receive gifting payments from subsequently recruited participants in a gifting scheme != giving away a personal possession.
Transferring a possession or money to someone isn’t illegal, the attached gifting scheme is.
Try harder scammers.
Why are you quoting the tax code ? Cash gifting is a pyramid or endless chain recruiting scheme, illegal in every state. What the IRS allows has nothing to do with cash gifting.
To the one quoting the IRS. Cash gifting is legal in the sense that you give someone money for a birthday, wedding, etc…
What makes it an illegal cash gifting scheme is the “EXPECTATION” of a return on that gift!
When the feds stop this, I do hope they go after all the big guys at the top for pushing this.
They know it is coming to an end and have started pushing six figure stamp club modeled similarly to 30 day. More cash going back and forth.
For what? Leads printed on paper that probably came from phone books across the USA!
The big guys are already on to the Abundance Network and probably something else, too.
Now they’re advocating listening to a 5-minute voicemail and making $100 per signup just by giving out a phone number.
Just saw an ad on Craigs List for 30-Day Success Formula. One of Tom Yatar’s new guys:
phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/biz/d/phoenix-beginners-making-per-month/6905333247.html