My Cash Printer

Oh, and I just went to the page to close it out and if you try to close out the page, you get a message where the price has gone down to $37

THEN - if you try to close and then hit cancel, the price goes to $17

AND THEN! if you try to close and then hit cancel, the price goes to $7!

AND THEN !!!!! if you try to close and then hit cancel (can you see I was starting to have some fun with this?!) it takes you to the Clickbank page to pay for it at $7!

Obviously his "cash printer" is broken...that's why he is so desperate to sell this for a few bucks


I think you're better off with this:

Cash Printer - Print your own money (ABC-Ware, Shareware and Freeware for Kids)

hahah can i just print cash!?? lol

Hey, thanks all for the heads up about "My cash Printer"!
I've too been suckered by these cash sucking vampires in the past.
The first thing on these sales pages that irritates me is the autoplay audio/video,
that always puts up my antenna (yellow card, using Soccer analogy).
The RED card comes when the pages shows pictures of flash cars, swimming pools and mansions etc.

I must now thank "Melford and Concetta" for offering me this cash printing opportunity!!

As I'll not be needing any other business plans - EVER, I've unsubscribed from their list to save their precious bandwidth.

Cheers and thanks again!

Yes, Wordwizard, I agree. Anyone actually try it out?
thanks,
Sally

I'll spend $7. I'll do it. I volunteer.

But let me just say... I'm guessing from the outset, that "mark johnson" suggested he create his own info product and sell it on clickbank, if you read between the lines.

Then again Mark has a Zoo. Jordan sounds like a Zoo.

(ShaneRQR: your presentation was top notch, well done.)

I request a week to wade through the rubbish, it sounds like heavy stuff.. TBC...

I bought the product because of Sean's reccomendation. Have sent him an email asking what is going on. I paid $17.

Have not received the product. It just got into a loop, after registering, with his BS Sales and videos that I could not bear to hear so I turned my sound off.
Sent an email to My Cash Printer support and got a reply to say it could not be delivered.
Glad it's Clickbank will ask for refund straight away.

Seems like some sort of scam unless I can be shown otherwise.

Teach me to stay more focussed. Stay away from the shiny objects.

Terry

Here's my report:

I purchased immediately because I trusted a certain marketer's advice as solid up until now. I did not read the sales literature, to my regret; Just purchased staightaway confidently. Never happen again! I was immediately sent on an endless loop of descending one time offers. I did finally get an email download link:

The main MyCashPrinter.pdf doc is a joke. I mean as basic as it gets; an introduction to internet marketing categorizing all the different ways you can make money in the most basic language. No step by step. It would be ok for anybody that knows nothing about IM, but if you've so much as quickly browsed through the "all in one" threads here you will learn more than in this 30+ page report.

One of the others is an outdated 2006 ebook about making money on clickbank, refering to goodkeywords and overture as research tools. This is the main meat of the program:

You are given ONE website that's integrated to credit you each time someone purchases. I am presuming that everyone gets the same one; its a weight loss ebook sales page. There are about 10 or so more website niches covered, but get this; YOU HAVE TO PAY AN ADDITIONAL $45+ to get access to more than just that one salespage site! Presumably the website is live and ready to accept purchases immediately. I previewed two of the sites and they are neither the best sites I have ever seen, nor the worst.

get this...

In order to get the push button functionality that the sales page promises, you have to invest yet another $45+ to have access to their supposedly push button traffic generation technique that they advertise in the original sales page! After you buy in, they expect you to essentially double your money to get the full access to the websites you just paid for, and then triple your money in order to get the 'proprietary' push button functionality to drive traffic to your sites! Otherwise, you are on your own with just one crappy website and old rehashed IM ebooks. It's not $7! It's advetised as $49.95! You have to let yourself get sucked into their OTO loop to get a lower price.

There is also another OTO of one of the premier ebooks for $97; it is recommended by everybody, seemingly. You probably heard of it. That's to be expected, I guess,

After this ordeal, I immediately opened a refund ticket with clickbank and I unsubscribed from said marketers email list and made sure to send an angry note in the 'reason for leaving' box. I still got another promotion for this garbage from said marketer the next day if you can believe that! I unsubscribed again, and replied that I would put any further correspondence through the spam filter. This morning, thankfully, I got notice from CB that my ticket was closed with a refund issued, but the funds have not yet cleared in my paypal account and my not for a week according to CB.

IMHO, this is garbage! Avoid and give this program a pass!

This product was analysed by the guys in the copywriting forum last month about how it was just a newbie trap. The fake name and the fake photo is a bit of a giveaway...glad to see they were right.

ALRIGHT:

"congradulations on reaching the most powerful money making automated system on the entire internet"

***This thing is so bad. Do not buy this ever.***

So I opt out on the first offer until it reaches $7.
Then I opt out on the second offer, it goes down to $17.
Then there's a third offer, I didn't even care where that lead....

Ok so the first link "Jordan" "hooks you up with" is this:

Home Website Center

I'm happy to try clickbank products and learn even a few small details, but skip this one. Instead try fellow warrior Kenster's, Rags to Riches. I purchased it about the same time of this for $24. 1000x more valuable.

I received a mail from Tim Bekker and Matt Bacak about this product too. I don't think it's really worth to promote if this is really true, maybe because it can generate sales easily

Thank you, charlesartist for an ACTUAL review. I'm on so many lists now, including Matt Bacak's that, this offer was a PERFECT example of how I am now inspired to start thinning my email in box down by UNSUBSCRIBING from affiliate lists that would market this sub-par stuff. I say, one should pay the price for sending out stuff that is barely above the level of spam. And this is coming from a relative NEWBIE.

Also, another reason why my membership in this Forum is not only good for my wallet, saving me from wasting money, but a vehicle by where ethics and values still have a place to be nurtured in the IM arena.