Massive Internet Profits (MassiveInternetProfits.com) was created on January 27th, 2017 by an entity known as David Garrison and currently functions as an online gateway meant to mislead consumers into signing up with MOBE, a virtual at-home training program for consumers.
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Massive Internet Profits doesn’t truly render a service, product or system but instead acts as a medium meant to convert current site visitors into signing up with the MOBE training program.
Incorporating an amateur promotional video into their site, it is apparent that the utilization of paid actors, purchased stock photos and photoshopped images are employed to help generate interest and build viewer’s trust.
As reflected in a WHOIS domain report, massiveinternetprofits.com was a privately created domain through NameCheap Inc that was registered on January 27th, 2017.
Allegedly created by an entity known as David Garrison, research will reveal that David Garrison is nothing more than a stock image used among a multitude of other campaigns, mostly in relation to comic book based photo uploads.
The only source of information regarding Massive Internet Profits on their site would be through their promotional video. Claiming that users can generates thousands of dollars completely on autopilot without having to do any work, one begins to question how legitimate this opportunity is.
According to Massive Internet Profits Terms and Conditions page, their site is owned and operated by My Own Business Education, Ltd (MOBE).
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To be honest, we were quite disappointed with the feeble attempt that the creators behind this site employed to try and portray their operation as one that was legitimate. Not only was the domain template elementary but the pitch video used possessed clearly photoshopped images with no transparent proof of actual earnings.
Incorporating notorious paid actors from Fiverr.com, Massive Internet Profits (actually MOBE) appears to know no bounds when it comes to incorporating ethical business practices. The last user testimonial included in the video included a user claiming over $1 million in profits with the offer from Massive Internet Profits yet here is his paid actor Fiverr profile.
To add to the misconceptions, Massive Internet Profits also claims to have been featured on USA Today, The Huffington Post, NBC News, Fox News, Forbes and CNN, yet when we researched each outlet we could not find any reference to “Massive Internet Profits” on their sites.
MassiveInternetProfits.com had a SimilarWeb global rank of 322,875 with a US rank of 116,059 as of February 2018. About 72.64% of the sites traffic originates from visitors who reside within the United States while over 51% of the sites cumulative traffic derives from referral based sources.
Due to the many deceptive misconceptions and lack of transparent evidence, we do not believe Massive Internet Profits to be a trustworthy investment opportunity.