Mailbox Profits Review – Legit Direct Mail Biz Op or Big Scam?

Welcome to my Mailbox Profits Review!

Whether you have been in and around the MLM world for years or this is the first time you are thinking of joining an MLM, it’s always best to thoroughly research any online company you are interested in.

Determining out which companies are going to be a good investment and which ones aren’t can be a little tricky, and that’s why I write these reviews!

In this review, I will tell you what you need to know about the company’s history, products, compensation plan, and cost to join.

So, keep reading!

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Mailbox Profits Review – The Company

MailBox Profits Review

The Mailbox Profits website doesn’t offer any information in regards to who owns or operates the company.

However, I did notice that the Mailbox Profits website domain was registered as “mailboxprofits.com” in 2014, and updated on the 30^th of April, 2019 (which is likely when a new owner took over the domain).

The domain registration is set to private, which means there is no information about ownership.

Mailbox Profits Reviews – The Products

Mailbox Profits has no retail products or services for affiliates to buy or sell.

Affiliates simply market the Mailbox Profits affiliate membership.

Once a new affiliate joins, they must donate funds to existing Mailbox Profits affiliates.

These donation payments include access to an “8 Part Video Training Course”.

The Mailbox Profits Compensation Plan

Newly sponsored Mailbox Profits affiliates donate funds to existing affiliates across 8 donation tiers.

Level 1 – Donate $100 and receive $40
Level 2 – Donate $250 and receive $100
Level 3 – Donate $500 and receive $200
Level 4 – Donate $1000 and receive $400
Level 5 – Donate $2500 and receive $1000
Level 6 – Donate $5000 and receive $2000
Level 7 – Donate $10,000 and receive $4000
Level 8 – Donate $20,000 and receive $8000

A residual donation payment is also earned when personally sponsored Mailbox Profits affiliates receive donation payments.

Level 1 – $20
Level 2 – $50
Level 3 – $100
Level 4 – $200
Level 5 – $500
Level 6 – $1000
Level 7 – $2000
Level 8 – $4000

It should be noted that in order to earn payments at a certain tier, Mailbox Profits affiliates must have donated at that same tier.

If someone they have sponsored donates in at a higher tier, donation payments received from this affiliate (including residuals) are passed upline to the first affiliate who qualifies at that tier.

Cost to Join Mailbox Profits

The cost to join Mailbox Profits an affiliate is a minimum $100 donation payment.

To fully participate in the Mailbox Profits opportunity, it will cost $39,350 in donation payments.

Mailbox Profits Review Video

Final Verdict

Okay, so now it’s time for my final verdict…

This company essentially follows a cash gifting business model…

And that’s not exactly legal…

In order to make any money, you have to gift or “donate” money to another existing affiliate.

And you can’t even receive money at higher levels if you haven’t gifted that level to someone else already…

I also came across some rather strange instructions on how affiliates are supposed to prepare these “donations”:

“For the larger amounts, send the cash in an OVERNIGHT BOX FROM FEDEX. Remember to always prepare your packages in private, never in a public place. Before you arrive at Fedex to get the overnight box, your package should already be concealed very well.

For the package with the lower amounts (under $2,500), put the cash in a regular #10 envelope, then place the envelope inside of a magazine.

Wrap the magazine in newspaper or some other paper and then place the wrapped magazine (with the cash already inside) in a large 9×12 envelope.

When done you should have a 9×12 envelope with a magazine that has cash inside. Use your hand to feel your packages to make sure a wad of cash cannot be easily detected.

Now you are ready to take all 3 of your carefully wrapped packages to the mail facility.

WARNING: If you skip any of these steps, you are at risk of your cash being lost or stolen by a FedEx employee.”

This company is claiming that FedEx will “steal” the cash if they realize what is inside these packages…

The truth is that it is more likely that the money will be seized as part of a mail fraud scam investigation…

So, my advice here is to steer clear of this one, folks!

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