Fake Reviews for the Passport to Wealth Scam- Avoid getting scammed

If you search for reviews of Passport to Wealth on Google, you may run across supposedly "independent" reviews of this product. Unfortunately, many of these sites are trying to separate you from your money. If you look closely, these sites are populated with affiliate links. Affiliate links allow the marketers behind these sites to be given a commission for each sale they generate. Affiliate links present a huge conflict of interest as it is in the marketer's interest to say anything to generate a sale. They are being paid to be shills for the items they are trying to sell. This site is not to be confused with those powered by College Publisher, mtvU, and MTV networks. Article tools, letters to the editor, print, email, front page, news, arts, opinion, campus events, options, register, login, about us, message board, events calendar, podcasts, RSS feed, letter to the editor, classifieds, archives, search are unavailable as these are functions of sites Powered by College Publisher, mtvU, and MTV Networks. These sites have student posts and comments on college news. These college media / student media sites are all Powered by College Publisher, affiliated with mtvU and MTV Networks. If college students wish to post a comment on these media sites, they must agree that they are not posting spam. To quote these sites powered by college publisher (mtvU / MTV Networks): I understand posting spam or other comments that are unrelated to this article will cause my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly cause my IP address to be permanently banned from this server.

All these sites are scams. This includes sites that claim to answer the question about whether or not the Passport to Wealth scheme is a scam. And it includes the sites that "warn" you that Passport to Wealth is a scam, and then try to peddle a different scam. Don't be suckered by any of these sites- marketers will lie and say anything to generate a sale.

The unfortunate truth is that you shouldn't trust a lot of the information you see on the Internet.

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