Financial Halo is something you should be really careful about! My friend fell into a well laid-out trap, namely Accelerator Halo by Financial Halo. In most cases, I do not share personal data with any organization/individual. I got an email from Financial Halo which had several tricks listed to get rich quickly. The emails offered several tactics which guided people on increasing their net worth. I now realize I made a mistake in asking for more data. There were several emails, videos and several other items contained in the same. Financial Halo was attempting to bill the Accelerator Halo program as a financial product. The goal, as stated, was the enhancement of net worth or profits via the tracking of bill management and personal spending. The entire thing seemed really idiotic to me by all means and the product seemed absolutely worthless when I did some in-depth research into the same.
The product was a mix of several products that were already sold in the market. Accelerator Halo had tall claims that this product was not meant for those who had sizable debts and this proved to be a major contradiction. The company advertised about coming out of debt via these products. The advertisement was tailored in a way that drew more people to join the program which is essentially an MLM scheme. Financial Halo MLM was the sole niche that the owner pushed everybody into. The company basically calls its products software based which did just the opposite of what it was intended to do- help people out with their basic debts.
I was told that I would be earning sizable money if I saved the late fee which seemed absolutely preposterous. A late fee would only apply if I did not pay my fees on time. The programme seemed totally nonsensical and at the end of the pitch, they will ask you to be a part of the MLM program and talk about active Financial Halo logins in the thousands which are making millions only through referring their software to other people. This company’s claims seem absolutely laughable when I think about it now! It claims that it will help in repaying loans and other debts in 10 years which are due over a 30 year period. I denied the payment for the program and there came several follow-up calls and emails. When I tried to check these guys for being a little rude and offhand with me, they kept disturbing me even more.
Thank god I did not finally choose the program and waste my money in the bargain. I told them straight that the way the program was being presented was totally dishonest and customers were being deceived with false promises. This is out and out false advertising to hook customers. Beware people, do not fall into this financial trap since these companies can go to extremes to get more people into MLM programs.
The people at Financial Halo are running a racket. Don’t be fooled by their website and their ‘get rich quick’ schemes. They are doing false advertising and outright lying by saying that they will get you out of debt or make you rich through their programs. You will not get RICH!! I took one of their programs and I will be honest, I felt cheated and betrayed by their schemes. Financial Halo is a Multi-level-Marketing company. They are running hoax schemes. They will take money from you and give you nothing in return. You’ll be left expecting that you will change your life for good and earn some more bucks but in reality, you will be making a huge financial mistake.
I was stupid to trust Financial Halo. When you will search for ‘Financial Halo reviews’, you will come across the stories of different people who have lost hundreds of dollars because of the fake schemes of Financial Halo. They are full of greed and their fake schemes are meant to make you poor and make them rich. I had bought their My Income Halo plan and I was hoping that I will be able to get my life on track. Their “expert” told me that I will be able to earn a six figure income within a year if I follow their advice. The free consultation only consisted of discussing my life problems and then getting recommended the product I had bought the consultation for. They told me first that I will need to pay them $500 for starting the plan. The amount seemed nothing as I was hoping to get rich and $500 are nothing when you can earn six figures.
Apart from paying the initial fee, I had to get their website which, according to them, costs $19.95 per month. According to their ‘My Income Halo’ plan, I needed to become their affiliate and start selling their services to other people and start earning a side income. They promised that I will start earning $4000-$5000 from the first month. I was glad that I enrolled in such a program. But after taking part in it for some time, I realized that it was only an MLM scheme. I had to refer the people to the website (which I was paying for) and hope that they would buy a program from me.
As I was supposed to sell their products I thought about checking them. Their ‘My Debt Halo’ plan is rubbish. It does not provide any help and only gives a little insight on how you can manage your debt. They claimed to help you manage your debt. But you are not eligible for the program if you have a lot of debt. This means only those people can get rid of their debts through this program who don’t have much of the same. What kind of blasphemy is this? I operated their ‘My Income Halo’ on my expense for a few months but nobody wanted to buy their products. In fact, after realizing how useless they are, I did not want to sell them myself. I not only lost hundreds of dollars but also realized that Financial Halo is lying everywhere and is selling fake useless plans. Don’t fall prey to them.
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