When people ask “Is Wealthy Affiliate legit or just another scam?”, I have been a member since 2009. I would have left long ago if I had found it to be a scam.
Do to take my word for it, however their are numerous people to have found it to be a legitimate platform from which to build an online business.
A great answer comes from those who’ve walked the path. One of them is Les Waller, a U.S. Marine veteran turned digital entrepreneur, who has been building online businesses with Wealthy Affiliate since 2019.
Read Les’s full story here: Is Wealthy Affiliate Legit or a Scam? My Real Results Since 2019
Who is Les Waller?
Les is more than just a WA member he’s a content creator, veteran, and community builder.
- Marine veteran with 20+ years of service
- Runs multiple websites and YouTube channels across niches like fitness, national parks, and product reviews
- Creator of Workout With Grandpa, Youtube channel @Workout with Grandpa and Amazon Influencer content
- Passionate about helping veterans find flexible, remote work opportunities
His WA Journey
Since joining WA in 2019, Les has:
- Built multiple niche websites and monetized them through affiliate marketing
- Expanded into YouTube and Amazon Influencer programs
- Leveraged WA’s training and community to stay consistent and grow steadily
- Proven that WA is not a “get rich quick” scheme, but a platform for long‑term, sustainable online business building
Why His Story Matters
Les’s journey shows that Wealthy Affiliate works when you put in the effort. His results are real, his approach is authentic, and his message is clear: success online comes from consistent, value‑driven effort not shortcuts.
If you’ve wondered whether Wealthy Affiliate is legit, Les’s story is proof. It’s not hype It is hard work, community support, and a platform that grows with you.