Is The MPB Today Scam Real Or Not?

Saturday, June 18th, 2011 at 7:12 pm

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If you’re here, you have to wondering if indeed there’s an MPB Today scam or not. Perhaps, you’re like myself and you’ve been bombarded on social media about earning free groceries for life or maybe a friend approached you with it. But most times when we hear that something is free for life, the alarm bells start ringing. Deep down we know, if something sounds too good to be true, it normally is.

So, this post will provide a thorough overview without the fluff to help you decide if MPBToday is a scam or possibly the right company for you. You should know that I’m in now way affiliated with the company, so rest assured that you’re getting an unbiased perspective.

The MPB Today Company

Let’s discuss what MPBToday is all about first. MPB (My Premier Business) Today is the affiliate of Southeastern Delivery, a direct sales company located in Florida. Southeastern Delivery provides a grocery delivery service. They deliver to the Florida panhandle and some areas of Alabama and also ship nationally.

Now they are not the first company to offer this type of service, however they are the first to employ a multi level marketing business model.

The company doesn’t actually market grocery, but rather the convenience of having grocery delivered to your door. MPB Today is also banking on the allure of offering the basic necessities of free groceries and gas as a major incentive to entice new customers and distributors in a down economy.

Free Groceries For Life = An MPB Today Scam?

So where are all the claims coming from about an MPB Today Scam? We’ll cover that in a minute, but first, here’s how the program works and where the mlm component comes in. MPB Today uses a 2X2 matrix, meaning one can earn money and vouchers for free grocery by signing others into the program.

When you get 6 people to join in, you have what’s called a cycle. Each time you cycle, you earn a $200 grocery voucher and $300 bucks in cash. So in essence, you sign up two people, who each sign up two people and that’s a cycle. You can cycle as many times as you desire.

Joining MPB Today is almost free. You pay $210 upfront, however $200 goes towards your first grocery voucher. The $10 is for your MPB Today replicated website.

The MPB Today Scam Isn’t True, But There’s A Serious Flaw

MPB Today is a legitimate, but although there is no MPB Today scam, there are some serious flaws that you should be aware of.

First off, there is a grocery delivery fee and shipping cost attached to your order if you redeem your voucher before you cycle. I’ve read complaints where that shipping fee can be as much as $80 or more. To their credit, Southeastern Delivery is continuing to expand and opening up more grocery delivery hubs in major cities, so as they begin to service more areas, maybe those fees will go down.

Secondly, and the most important, THE ONLY WAY to make money in MPB Today is by sponsoring people. You have to cycle, PERIOD! There’s no other way to make substantial or residual income. Sure you can make a little money by just referring people and earn percentage of what they spend on groceries, but that is very nominal.

If your goals are to build a substantial income in this company, you MUST learn to sponsor people! There is however no way to make a residual income. If you stop sponsoring, you don’t make money.

Getting people to sign up to possibly get free groceries and cash for life may seem like an easy feat, but as most MPB Today associates soon find out, it’s not. So don’t buy into the hype of no selling, no calling, it’s super easy. That’s bull! Run from anyone who tells you anything different.

And believe it or not, there’s a high failure rate involved. So MPB Today scam claims typically come from former reps who failed with the company. The truth of the matter is that this type of program only averages 14% pay out rate. That means that for every 100 people that will join, only 14 will ever get paid.

Why? Because the average person will not be able to sponsor the 6 people that it takes to cycle just one time.

That’s the reason so many claim that there’s an MPB Today scam, but it simply isn’t true. If you want to be able to cycle on demand and eliminate your family’s monthly grocery and gas bill, you must learn how to market MPB Today properly, sponsor lots of people and build a team.

The key to accomplishing those things comes down to being able to generate more leads and prospects. You’ll need a proven marketing system that allows you to brand yourself, generate leads, plus make money even when people say “NO” to your business and 8 out of 10 will, no matter how great you think it is.