There is no particular product is promoted or discussed. There are tons of inexpensive alternatives available of Blue Edge Financial.

Although written in rather odd English as if inadequately translated from another language or letting AI write it with minimal human input, this review eventually gets around to saying Blue Edge Financial is basically a scam built on an expensive, would-be get-rich-quick pyramid scheme that needs those who join to already have lots of money to burn or go broke doing so. Remember, get-rich-quick and pyramid schemes always eventually collapse with only those who started it and those who were fooled early coming out ahead. By the way, Blue Edge claims to be based in “Cheyenne, United States”–no such place, really; that’s like saying “Springfield, USA”–no such a district place. Besides probably meaning Cheyenne, Wyoming, there is also at least Cheyenne County, Colorado, and Cheyenne County, Kansas. But, Blue Edge’s 952 area code puts them just northwest of Los Angeles, California. So, buyer beware–giving up $1,764 annually before required upgrades and then probably losing it all isn’t losing spare change for most people. Remember, when anything sounds too good to be true, it almost always is.