Jeff Gardner's New Program - Make Money + Residuals When People Use Their Credit Cards
Looking to see if anyone knows anything about this program by Jeff Gardner.
I think he calls the program: Automatic Credit Card Income System
He is promoting an opportunity to make a great income from what really is credit card processing - an old throwback.
Jeff has apparently put a new spin on it by rolling it up with network marketing. As I listened to the webinar, it was unclear if the credit card processing company was itself involved in network mktg or whether Jeff has taken it upon himself to create a network marketing business under the umbrella of the processing company. He never mentioned the name of the card processor - other than to say it was the best & the biggest & the cheapest - of course.
I tend to believe Jeff has created the network marketing opportunity himself - totally separate from the card processor. So that means Jeff would be responsible for paying out the HUGE payouts he talks about on the webinar.
As I listened, I was interested. From what he presented, there is a great opportunity to make a nice residual income. But after listening to the webinar, I was shocked at the investment required. IMO, most of that investment seemed to be for the purpose of having money to pay back to the investor for recruiting his/her new downline.
In the end, I was disappointed that all anyone could do was send him $997 - NONREFUNDABLE - and there was no way to ask any questions. I was left with many questions. No website with FAQs. No blog. No testimonials. The webinar was pre-recorded so there was no way to ask questions. He didn't provide an email address. If I were to get involved, that would mean I would not be able to answer other people's questions either. It would be the blind leading the blind.
I just can't see sending anyone $1000 (nonrefundable) from a webinar when there is absolutely no way to get any additional information or have your questions answered. If nothing more, I would want to know who the credit card processor is. After all, if that company isn't legit, then the whole thing tanks.
I know Jeff has been around for a little while, but that doesn't mean people should just blindly throw him $1000.
Is anyone familiar with this opportunity? Jeff claims he just rolled it out. But since the webinar is pre-recorded, it's impossible to tell what that means. I would give a link, but I don't think I can.
I think he calls the program: Automatic Credit Card Income System
He is promoting an opportunity to make a great income from what really is credit card processing - an old throwback.
Jeff has apparently put a new spin on it by rolling it up with network marketing. As I listened to the webinar, it was unclear if the credit card processing company was itself involved in network mktg or whether Jeff has taken it upon himself to create a network marketing business under the umbrella of the processing company. He never mentioned the name of the card processor - other than to say it was the best & the biggest & the cheapest - of course.
I tend to believe Jeff has created the network marketing opportunity himself - totally separate from the card processor. So that means Jeff would be responsible for paying out the HUGE payouts he talks about on the webinar.
As I listened, I was interested. From what he presented, there is a great opportunity to make a nice residual income. But after listening to the webinar, I was shocked at the investment required. IMO, most of that investment seemed to be for the purpose of having money to pay back to the investor for recruiting his/her new downline.
In the end, I was disappointed that all anyone could do was send him $997 - NONREFUNDABLE - and there was no way to ask any questions. I was left with many questions. No website with FAQs. No blog. No testimonials. The webinar was pre-recorded so there was no way to ask questions. He didn't provide an email address. If I were to get involved, that would mean I would not be able to answer other people's questions either. It would be the blind leading the blind.
I just can't see sending anyone $1000 (nonrefundable) from a webinar when there is absolutely no way to get any additional information or have your questions answered. If nothing more, I would want to know who the credit card processor is. After all, if that company isn't legit, then the whole thing tanks.
I know Jeff has been around for a little while, but that doesn't mean people should just blindly throw him $1000.
Is anyone familiar with this opportunity? Jeff claims he just rolled it out. But since the webinar is pre-recorded, it's impossible to tell what that means. I would give a link, but I don't think I can.
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