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[Daniel Harper]

Originally Posted by Greg Jacobs

third prize is...your fired.

Coffee's for closers.

[MontelloMarketing]

And cocoa is for cobblers!

(watch the short commercial. Worth it, I promise.)

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[Daniel Harper]

I love it!

Totally ridiculous.

[Alan Petersen]

Originally Posted by The Copy Nazi

So here's the $66 Million question - where the hell is the FTC?

The FTC is complaint driven. If people aren't filing complaints they don't take action. With Click Bank's refund policy consumers get their money back (even if it's passed their 60 day period) so folks get their money back thus they don't complain.

If you look at recent action the FTC has taken recently against some of these online companies it all starts when folks can't get their money back so they begin to escalate it.

Click Bank's refund policy probably keeps them off the FTC radar. And the FTC would have a field day in that marketplace!

[The Copy Nazi]

Originally Posted by Alan Petersen

The FTC is complaint driven. If people aren't filing complaints they don't take action. With Click Bank's refund policy consumers get their money back (even if it's passed their 60 day period) so folks get their money back thus they don't complain.

If you look at recent action the FTC has taken recently against some of these online companies it all starts when folks can't get their money back so they begin to escalate it.

Click Bank's refund policy probably keeps them off the FTC radar. And the FTC would have a field day in that marketplace!

Well yeah...but what's been happening with some of these Refund Requests to the Product owner is it gets changed to a "Support Ticket" opened or some crap - the "run around". And if you read the comments in some of the threads here a lot of people don't know how to even request a refund on Clickbank. My opinion? It should be "Hey if you don't like this product for whatever reason or feel its not for you...here's how you can get a Refund". That builds trust and faith. All you're doing by making it hard to refund is pissing people off. And if you saw the vid earlier in this thread you'll see how ironic that is. As Warren Buffet said -

It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently.

[The Copy Nazi]

Originally Posted by MontelloMarketing

And cocoa is for cobblers!

(watch the short commercial. Worth it, I promise.)

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US only. Here it is on YouBoob -

YouTube - Glengarry elves

[FernandoAlvan]

LOOOl thats true .. the membership area doesnt even require username and password to login.. It's open to the public. haha

[The Copy Nazi]

Originally Posted by FernandoAlvan

LOOOl thats true .. the membership area doesnt even require username and password to login.. It's open to the public. haha

Has been for a week. Like I said - class act.

part of the welcome page reads -

First we want to congratulate you on taking action

which I took as "You Googled the product name and found the members access at the top of Google". Like I said - the door's wide open. It's a keeper for my file on "How not to run a launch".

[MichaelHiles]

This is a picture-perfect, textbook example of everything that I rail on that's wrong with the internet marketing/bizop business that keeps it thrashing about in the gutter. This is exactly why mainstream business has a real attitude about internet marketing, and why "offline marketing" folks find themselves with a huge challenge in garnering any sort of credibility with all but the smallest mom & pop proprietors, slightly bigger than a swap meet booth vendor.

Myself, I recognized that the affiliate marketing/internet marketing folks did know some important things about various aspects of driving traffic and marketing things on the web. But everything has to be sufficiently scrubbed and sanitized before taking to the much larger, legitimate business community because if it faintly smells of scammy bizop stench, they will reject it with prejudice.

[marketingintheveins]

Well, for what it's worth, it looks like it got banned from clickbank...

...Although the site says it's closed or sold out.

It's not even listed in the marketplace anymore and it was #1 for a day I think.

Now it's gone.

How's that for gangsta :P

[MontelloMarketing]

Yeah... I found that one first, but it's not complete. It's just the first minute or so. The other link (to those who can watch it) is complete.

Originally Posted by The Copy Nazi

US only. Here it is on YouBoob - YouTube - Glengarry elves

[The Copy Nazi]

Originally Posted by marketingintheveins

Well, for what it's worth, it looks like it got banned from clickbank...

...Although the site says it's closed or sold out.

It's not even listed in the marketplace anymore and it was #1 for a day I think.

Now it's gone.

How's that for gangsta :P

I'm betting they got some fanmail from Zuckerberg's legal department. Facebook is mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records for its spam-fighting efforts. It holds the record for the two largest judgments in the history of the CAN-SPAM Act – an $873 million judgment against Adam Guerbuez and Atlantis Blue Capital and a $711 million judgment against Sanford Wallace. Obviously we're not talking spam here but I doubt facebook would be thrilled with having its name sullied like this - the bs about the facebook employee "leaking" info etc.

“We will press on with enforcement and collection efforts against spammers and fraudsters, and we’re committed to applying continuous legal pressure to send a strong message to spammers that they’re not welcome on Facebook,” the post says. “Stay tuned as our push against spammers and scammers escalates over the next month, year and beyond. We have other actions pending, and there will be more to come.”

And with the war-chest they've got...

[BrianMcLeod]

Originally Posted by MontelloMarketing

And cocoa is for cobblers!

(watch the short commercial. Worth it, I promise.)

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Always
Be
Cobbling

LOL - throws me back to that call we did for Audrey's peeps.

[MontelloMarketing]

Good times... good times.

[Nathan Alexander]

It's getting ridiculous how much work needs to be done to make a buck these days. All those guys and their stupid clicking.

I found a way to flick the mouse across the pad (it can even be in any direction) and now I roll with bling, have six new cars and my banker delivers my dry cleaning. And as I've been getting bored with my new toys, I'm getting ready (probably tomorrow) to flick the mouse again for another surge.

Everybody wants to be my friend. Cool.









New WSO coming soon.

[Alan Petersen]

Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod

Always
Be
Cobbling

LOL - throws me back to that call we did for Audrey's peeps.

Cracked me up when he messed up and said the original lying "closing" vs "cobbling"... he just gets a smirk on his face and keeps going. What a pro.

[Marvin Johnston]

Originally Posted by The Copy Nazi

Has been for a week. Like I said - class act.

part of the welcome page reads - which I took as "You Googled the product name and found the members access at the top of Google". Like I said - the door's wide open. It's a keeper for my file on "How not to run a launch".

Someone (Ryan Deiss?) when they first started had a password box to access their stuff. The only problem was that it was fake, and putting down almost anything would gain access to the site.

Marvin

[kellyburdes]

I think that people would be very surprised to find out how many members area's are not protected and are wide open. It's not just Jani who does it.

As someone mentioned Ryan Deiss has said when he started out he had very limited protection. I can remember finding access to Jason Moffatt's members area on Google once and also Commission Blueprint.

When I got started I didn't know squat about technology, or have the money to hire someone who did and my members area was also wide open.

I'm not trying to defend this product because it's obviously crap, and I'm glad that CB took it down, and I'm hopeful that this is the start of them finally taking a stand on a lot of the products that these guys have been putting out.

But the thing is that 95% of the people you work with are good and honest (which is why it's so easy for con men to take advantage of them too) and won't screw you over, even when you have a wide open members area.

So - of all the things you can slam Jani for on this product, this one thing is pretty much near the bottom of the list IMO.

[ptpasta]

Even they've been outranked by promoting sites...

I thought about promoting it, thanks the gods I didn't.

[RickDuris]

I'll 'fess up: There's ONE REASON the offer was pulled:

Haley Milano did not give up lap dances. Not to CB management. Not to buyers. She's a stripper. 'member? You pay to play.

"NO CHAMPAGNE ROOM FOR YOU!"

PS: Now watch what will happen: Everybody will start offering free lap dances as bonuses. See wpLapdance | The Best Wordpress Plugin! | Wordpress Exit Pop Plugin

PPS: But I think Haley's lap dance could have been a very motivating OTO. Strategic flaw in the sales funnel. (Pun not intended.)

[The Copy Nazi]

That's funny. And refreshing. But at $7 I just knew he was gonna mousetrap me and go for the upsell. So I passed. But I'm not the target audience and I bet it does well. (Personally I don't get the whole lap-dance thing)

[omk]

I think I found the ultimate rant on the FB Ads product.

What makes this rant so good is that you can tell this
guy is really angry, but doesn't want to totally blow his
top.

You can tell how badly he wanted this FB Ads thing to be
true.

Plus the background noise is really interesting. When's
the last time you heard roster noises in a video background?

I think he lives in another country.

* Just hang in there until after the first 2 or 3 minutes! - well worth it!!

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