RichJerk Scam Reviews
51Further on my article "One-Page-Sales-Letters", let me dig a bit deeper into the warning about your scam research before you buy an e-book or join a program.
After reading RichJerks e-book, I cannot say it's scam. It's rather just a bundle of more or less known information, which you could have gathered with a little bit of effort, research and experience. There are also a couple questionable practices suggested. I'm not judging this, it's up to anyone themselves whether they want to go that path or not. The 64 pages of his e-book are reading away very easy and some of it might indeed be a bit of an eyeopener to newbies.
Now, what bugs me a little bit is his instruction to all readers to affiliate his e-book and write a scam review. Everyone goes and does it, now we have thousands of scam reviews for RichJerk on the Internet all telling the same story and using the same practices.
I'm not saying it's a scam, since you get what you pay for: Information on how to make money on the Internet. But it doesn't add any new or interesting quality content to the Internet communitiy.
That's my short RichJerk review for those who are interested, and don't worry, I'm not an affiliate of his programs or have any links to any of his sites.
Have a great day.
Robert
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Well, of cause I agree to a certain extend with you. That's what I also said in my article. What bugs me is he's telling everyone to write a report that his book is not
a scam, using this technique to get attention and a lot of coverage on the net which makes him obviously all those big bugs. It's not the techniques he offered, but the kind of brainwash of readers who now as headless chickens all do the same thing, writing scam reports saying this is not scam...which kind of makes it a little scam "on the edge". There are just tons of useless sites with no content other to push his e-book in a way I doubt is correct.
articleCK says:
2 years ago
"After reading RichJerks e-book, I cannot say it's scam. It's rather just a bundle of more or less known information, which you could have gathered with a little bit of effort"
Isn't that the point of an e-book? When you are learning it's good to "touch base" with someone who has already been though the process and succeded. People pay hundreds, if not thousands of dollars per hour to consult with Guru's. How long would it take you to research the information and test it for yourself?
I actually don't think it is wrong for someone to charge a fee for their knowledge and experience, to put it down in a book once and allow people to buy it, download it, learn from it and test the strategies that have been suggested to work.
In fact, I think it is something that should be applauded. It's not a case of the information being available for free elsewhere, it's the fact he is saying he testing it and proved it. There is a lot of FREE information out there, some of it is great, some of it is complete B.S. It's the value of the testing he has done that you are buying. Do you agree?