Daegan Smith has helped thousands of entrepreneurs achieve rapid success in Internet business and network marketing. However, at least that’s what he says, right? However, why when one Googles a Daegan Smith scam or max leverage scam do we see a scammer site and a scam reporting site at the top with nothing but negative experiences with Daegan Smith?
Is Daegan Smith really a scam? o Could it be that it was incidentally “painted” to look that way? Reading reports of scams and fraudulent sites can be like using a double-edged sword. Why? Think about it.
When you actually read these reports, you are looking for the truth! You stumbled across a website like Maximum Leverage that talks about how to make a lot of money and live the life of your dreams while being coached by a guy named Daegan Smith.
Well, at least that’s how some might see it.
If you really look at Maxumum’s leverage in general, you’ll realize that it goes much deeper than making a ton of money and living the life of your dreams. You will find that it is much more specific as Daegan Smith focuses on the “How To” aspect that he is geared towards getting you to start taking action today. Free information alone has the undeniable potential to help you get leads for your business or make some money.
Anyway, I digress as I don’t want to get off topic here. So when a person begins to see the potential of using maximum leverage to live a lifestyle like Daegan Smith claims to live, suddenly it happens…
The BS alert is triggered. They think, “It’s too good to be true.”
So what do they do next?
They look for negative comments about Daegan Smith and his maximum leverage program through scam reports and fraudulent sites and that is exactly what they find. Some will tell themselves they are relieved to read the dreaded threads of consumer complaint after consumer complaint.
They might say, “Thank God I didn’t fall for that.”
However, I ask that you take a closer look at what you will see alongside scam reports and scam complaints. First, you will probably see positive feedback. People who have had positive experiences with Daegan Smith and his Maximum Leverage program.
But positive feedback is not good enough, right? Surely we can count those, right?
Then what you will see next is Daegan Smith and his customer service reps fighting back and not just taking the hits for all these consumer complaints. They do in scam report rebuttals and scam discussion board replies, that matters. Hmmm… Now what’s interesting? Who do we believe here?
If your investigation stops here and you decide that Daegan Smith and his maximum leverage program is a scam, then you may be doing yourself a BIG disservice. Daegan Smith clearly believes in his Maximum Leverage program and has taken it to these consumers by respectfully and clearly refuting and responding to these complaints.
How many companies or people take the time to do that?
Of all the scam reports and scam sites I looked at, not many… And that’s not to say that just because a company or individual doesn’t fight back, they can be a guaranteed scam. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t either.
My point to this entire article is that your decision should not be based solely on a scam report or scam site. If you really want to get involved with guys like Daegan Smith or shows like Maximum Leverage, then do yourself a favor and do some serious research. Take advantage of the many social sites like Facebook or Twitter and connect with Daegan. I would ask him directly, if he was seriously considering the truth. Read their success stories from people who have positive feedback to give, then see what they’re doing outside of the testimonials.
Ask other industry leaders what they think and see if they can give you an objective view, without telling you why you should be with them instead of Daegan Smith. A true industry leader will tell you the real deal!
Some may think this is too much and may not be worth it. However, I am sorry to disagree. If you end up stopping your research on a scam report or scam site, then you may miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime. I think we can all agree that a truly legitimate opportunity of a lifetime is worth all of our time and every penny. As long as we see a return, of course.
Who do you get your reviews from to make your decisions?
The competition can get really ugly, and you never know who’s on the other end of the computer typing that “consumer complaint.” I’m not saying I’m not a real consumer. All I’m saying is… you never know. Not only that, but some people don’t take the time to carefully read what they’re getting into, they may think they’re going to get rich overnight, or worse yet… they don’t even implement what they’re doing. I teach. So what do they do? They get frustrated and may say things like “Daegan Smith is a scam” or “Max Leverage is a scam”.
If the consumer you’re reading about didn’t understand what they were doing or didn’t give Daegan or its maximum leverage program a fair chance, then how can you make an honest assessment of whether or not you should get involved?
I have personally checked Daegan Smith’s Maximum Leverage website and the value they offer there is solid and proven. The strategies he uses to make money and attract leads to his business are amazing and the fact that he gets so much from his free videos is powerful in itself. I have learned so much and am truly inspired by the value it brings to the home based business industry.
However, I’m sure you’re aware that my opinion can be a bit biased and it wouldn’t make sense to stray from what I’m saying here, so do yourself a favor and check it out for yourself by looking at the resource box below.