Is Russell Brunson a Scam?

Before we talk about Russell Brunson and why he is not a scam, let's find out first what Internet Marketing scam is all about and how to effectively spot it.

Nowadays, there are so many people who calls themselves Internet Marketing gurus. They often promise you a quick rich schem, a get rich overnight courses to help you in your online business.

But how do we know if they are scam or not? So I tried searching the Internet on topics on how to spot an Internet Marketing Scammer and these are what I've found out.

1. Marketers who are in to pull off fast usually don't put much effort on how their sites look like. They often are there to sell and market the product and nothing else.
2. Marketers who are often out for the taking more likely are scared to put their real pictures on their site or they often used photoshopped images of themselves that are hard to distinguished.
3. Fisy marketers also try to show off their claimed earnings by posting screenshots of their click bank accounts, cheques recieved, etc.
4. And lastly, fishy Marketers like to boast the items that they've sold like cars, houses with their claimed earnings.

So don't be fooled. Make sure to scrutinize first the Internet Marketer Guru's site first before buying his/her products.

If you will take a look at Russell Brunson's Sites, you can clearly see that he is not a scammer. Just like what I've mentioned above about the different qualities of Internet Marketing scammers, we will compare them to Russell and his site.

1. Russell's site was created not just to sell products but most especially to inform readers about what his site, products and techniques are all about. He posted articles about his products and allows visitors to post their comments on them.
2. Since Russell is not out to scam other people with their money. He put his picture on his header together with his site's name. Even the pictures of his employees with their profiles were also posted on his site. And what's most important is he put information contacts like business address and telephone number on his site, too.
3. He did not post any screenshot of his click bank earnings, cheques, etc on his site.

4. and lastly, Russell did not boast his earnings and the items that he bought using those earnings. He didn't even promise an overnight get-rich scheme.