My Email Mentor – Make Lots Of Money For Doing Nothing?

Would you like to make $300, $500, even $900 or more every single month without doing anything more than ‘downloading a file from somewhere and uploading same file to another somewhere’, just ONCE every 7 days!

I bet you would. But can you really?

“Yes, you can and you will!” says Bobby B., the creator of this new ‘make money online product’ in his sales video.

This sounds to be too good to be true, particularly in light of the fact that a bunch of product creators are making similar claims for their crappy and scammy stuff.

You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover’ they say, and without actually joining Bobby B. and My Email Mentor it is not possible to judge his program, don’t you agree? So I decided to try ‘making money by doing nothing’ and here is my review.

What Is My Email Mentor?

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Let me start off with “Who is Bobby B?” because I am a bit confused here. There was an online product by a Bobby B. (76 Seconds) a while ago, and it was a SCAM. Now here we have a Bobby B. again and I am not able to find any info about him, no matter how hard I try.

Do they look the same to you? Guess not, so we assume it’s a coincident that there are two Bobby Bs in this business and move on. BTW, the one on top of the image is our guy.

Our Bobby claims to have made over one million dollars with his system, and he invites you to join him in his business endeavor. He says to teach you every step it takes to become successful in email marketing, just as he is, and how you can become a millionaire.

Big corporations pay for referrals of potential customers to their websites, and Bobby B. is honest enough to tell us that he has affiliate agreements with many of these companies. Bobby is sending emails to subscribers to his list that contain ads of said companies, and if the recipient of the email clicks on the ad, Bobby gets paid. He gets paid even if the person does not buy anything from the company at that time.

Bobby has a big problem though. Email-sending companies do have certain restrictions to avoid spamming. They want to know where your list comes from, for example, or limit how many different lists you can send to at any given day.

For that reason, he needs folks like you and me sending out the emails for him, using one of your email accounts. Bobby, in return, pays you 20 cents for every click the companies receive through your affiliate link.

And this is what My Email Mentor is all about.

How To Get Started With My Email Mentor?

It is pretty simple to tell the truth. Sign on to My Email Mentor through an affiliate link, enter your first and last name, email address and watch the short video.

Bobby B. does not charge you a dime for the opportunity he provides. It gets even better; just for signing up, My Email Mentor will credit your account with $100.00 just for signing up.

However, you are starting your own business here, and like with any other business, there is an investment involved.

My Email Mentor uses the email-sending company GetResponse to handle the task of sending emails to the list of subscribers. You need to invest $10 (TEN) dollars for the first 7 days, which is a trial period so you can determine if you want to stick around or not.

After that, it will be $47 per months.

How Is My Email Mentor Supposed To Work?

Once you signed up, and before you do everything else, check your Commission Status and you will find that your account has been credited with $100.

You will get 2 separate emails; one from My Email Mentor with your login and password, the other from GetResponse to verify and logon to your account there.

Watch the video and follow the Steps 1 through 3; on step 3 you will download your first email list (approx. 600-700 addresses) to your computer. Then you’ll jump over to GetResponse and upload this file.

And that’s it. Emails will be sent most likely within the next 6 hours and you will see some dollar amounts being credited to your account.

Every 7 days you will have to check the Menu Tab ‘Step 3’ on your My Email Mentor account page and upload a new list.

There Is A Nice Upside To My Email Mentor!

Clone yourself and make even more money! You will get paid 10 cents per click from every person that signs up through your affiliate link as long as they stay active members.

No, my friends, My Email Mentor is NOT a pyramid scheme. There are no up- or down lines, convoluted compensation plans nobody understands anyways, or monthly standing orders to buy stuff you got tired of after 4 weeks.

My Experience With My Email Mentor!

A friend of mine introduced me to the whole thing and I joined on May 20, 2015. As I said earlier, it’s a piece of cake and the whole process, including the down/up load of the the first list, took less than 20 minutes. Luckily, Bobby B. spares you the usual hype, showing of fake earning statements, and the paid for testimonials by fiverr.com actors.

He presents his program precise and to the point; by the time I finished watching the video and followed the easy set-up steps, the ‘Start-Up-Bonus of $100‘ had been credited to my account.

Now, 25 days and 3 additional list uploads, my account shows a total of $248.20, including the $100 start-up bonus. Not bad for doing nothing but spending 5 minutes every 7 days to down/upload a file. If you do the math, you may say “that’s ONLY about $6 bucks a day“.

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OK, you are right, but you have to consider two things. First off, I did not clone myself yet, have not even made any attempt to do so. And secondly, with every addition to my list (about 600 new subscribers every week), I do get more clicks and hence more dollars.

On the other hand though, the friend who referred me does have one other person besides me in his level 2, and his total earning after 4 full weeks is almost $600. How about that? For doing nothing……………!

What I Do Not Like!

Yes, there are a couple of things I have a beef with:

1) The Payout Threshold Is A Whopping $400

Every affiliate program has a payout threshold before you can request a money transfer. Usually, these range from as little as $20 to $100; I came across a couple programs that have a threshold of $150 & $200 respectively. My Email Mentor however, set the payout threshold at $400, which in my opinion is outright ridiculous.

Agreed, it is free money basically, and you don’t have to work for it either, but I would like to see a lower threshold

2) The Payout Is Deferred for 30 Days

Payout is the 25th day of each month and if you reached the payout threshold of $400, you will get paid on the 25th of the following month. This bothers me not just a bit, but a lot. Why the delay, I asked Bobby B. via email. Here is his response:


3) The payout threshold of $400 is ridiculously and unreasonable high. I know, all affiliate programs do have payout thresholds for on reason or another. But 400 bucks is pure nonsense.

No it’s not. In this industry, there is an enormous amount of fraud, so in order to protect our members from that fraud we do a lot of checking to make absolutely sure we are not paying for clicks that are fraudulent. Affiliate Networks everywhere have minimums ranging from $250 and $500 and we are no different.

4) Even if one should be able to reach $400 any given month, you defer payout for another 30 days. I know it’s money for basically doing nothing, but this is giving your program a ‘scammy’ feeling.

Same answer as before with one caveat. We could pay every 2 weeks, but if we did that, we would have to hold a reserve on everyone’s account, and in the end, the other way is simpler for everyone to understand and profit from. You’re right about the “money for basically doing nothing” because that is exactly the way we set it up. Once it’s set up, all you have to do is keep your Email Response Pros account current and import your list each week. We do everything else and pay you for the clicks that are generated. Doesn’t get any easier than that.


So, you heard it right from the the horse’s mouth. Although Bobby’s response was not exactly what I would have liked to hear, his explanations are reasonable and acceptable (even if I do not agree with his statement about the payout threshold).

Is My Email Mentor A Scam?

The way things are looking at this time, particularly the manner in which my concerns have been answered (as you can see by the numbering above, I had more than two issues), I believe that My Email Mentor is legitimate and not a scam. However, let me say that the final verdict is not out just yet.

I mentioned earlier that my friend reached the payout threshold easily, but now we will have to wait until July 25th to find out if he indeed will get paid. My gut feeling tells me that OUR BOBBY B. is for real, but unfortunately, I was wrong before as I must admit grudgingly.

What’s Next?

As far I am concerned, nothing is going to change. I am going to ride along with Bobby B. and My Email Mentor and hope I can find a couple of like minded folks that will join and stick with it. If you want to give it a try, go ahead and jump on the band waggon. There is really nothing to lose at this point, and when it all works out alright, we all will be happy campers making some extra FREE dough on the side.

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I am not crazy enough to tell you that Wealthy Affiliate is the right thing for you. That’s for you to determine. What I can say however, is that you cannot find any other program that lets you in for free, gives you 2 free websites AND gives you 10 lessons of the Get Started course without even asking you for your credit card information. Come on in and take a look-see; no strings attached.

That’s all for today, folks. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you enjoyed reading the My Email Mentor Review. I would love to hear your opinion about it; so don’t be shy and let us know what’s on your mind.

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