A lot has been written about Dave Espino, both negative and positive. That's the price of being one of the foremost authorities on ANYTHING, let alone one of the most competitive areas for making money online - Ebay auctions.

I have done a study of this man's online presence and from what I can see; the majority of his customers have had a good experience with his eBay materials. His infomercial advertising Dave Espino Auctions Ebay program, "Auctions for Income", claims to have 300,000 customers and when you have that many customers, you are bound to have a lot of happy customers and a few unhappy apples in the bunch.

In the negative press side of things, I have seen it break down into two groups:

1. People who are using the name (Dave Espino) to get traffic to their own opportunity on how to sell on eBay and

2. People who have had a poor experience with a coaching company that helps some of their customers really make money on eBay.

I have read pages and pages of this information and from what I can see, there is very little to be worried about.

Let's look at #1 - people who use Dave's name to get traffic to their opportunity.

I see a lot of advertisers in Google (right side of page when you do a search) who advertise "The truth about Dave Espino" or "Is Dave Espino a scam" because they know that by saying this, they can get people to click on their ad and then they can lead these poor people to a totally unrelated opportunity that they are promoting.

It is the ultimate in false advertising - the problem is that they are using Dave's name (and putting down his product) in order to make some money from him.

That's #1

Now for #2 - people who have had a poor experience with a coaching company

Like many infomercial products, Dave's system offers additional coaching for those who need additional help.

Just like in losing weight, some people need extra help to succeed and that is what this coaching company does for them. In my studies of marketing, (it's my hobby) coaching is a very common business and from the research I've done, the company doing Dave's coaching is rock-solid and fixes errors right away.

The problem seems to come when a person doesn't fully understand what is being offered and they change their mind about the coaching, maybe a little too late.

That seems to be where most of the complaints for this come in - from the customers side, not from the lacking a service or benefit side. Buy "Auctions For Income" and you're going to get a serious business package that is there to help you succeed as much as you can. There is no guaranteed formula but they have created a system that will take you as far as you are willing to go.

If you were to judge the man's product, you would see what this person saw:

http://www.tprweb.com/public/168.cfm

here's another review:

http://www.tprweb.com/public/295.cfm

And here is Dave's own page that sells his Beyond eBay eBook: www.HomeBasedBusinessowner.com