rbowen

Has anybody gotten a look at this program?

http://mcreasite.com/ICashToday

Seems too "sales-y" for me, but I'm open to hearing your experience with it.

Thanks,
Richard


PS Not an affiliate link .. at least not mine

PPS OMG. After posting this, I exited his sales-y page ... or tried to ... because I got a "Hey Wait!" message. So just out of curiosity, I canceled and stayed on the site. And sure enough, he reduced the price from $37 to $27 .. "But hurry, as there are now only 2 packages left!" ... whereas a minute ago, on his regular sales-y page, there were 14. (LOL)) So I exited again, but again I got an offer .. a reduced price of $17 ... and now there was only 1 package left. This time, though, I actually got to exit without any further price breaks. I was just curious whether I could get it to the point where he'd pay me to buy it! (LOL)

sanhal

I just came here looking for info on that too.

Who is Nick Xavier? I have never heard of him before.

A $147 dollar program only $17 dollars! There's got to be some upsells.

It definitely pays to try to exit the page.

Sandy

msb1040

Theres no upsells, but what he does try to do is get you to create a site using his domain affiliate link for blue wire which is a commision of like $125 i think

eljeffe77

So has anybody tried this and reviewed it yet?

Cheers,

Jeff

msb1040

yea, id say dont get it.

Paul Schlegel

I guess it could be OK if you want to live in a Stock Photo like "Nick" does:
Luxury Living | Stock Photo | iStockphoto.com

And just have a picture of a Yacht instead of a real one:
http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-pho...uxury-boat.php

Jeremy Kelsall

lol...Imagine that...Another guru who burnt their email list out switching to a paid actor or a stock photo...with a different name.

It's almost to the point where it's comical.

The funniest part is when the "guru" who is hiding behind the "fake name" emails his list as an affiliate, saying how this "new guy" cracked the code.

Paul Schlegel

Or when the fake product owner bashes another product that they also own - (e.g. Easy Click Commissions --> Auto Traffic Monopoly).

blueonblue

also, I can't close the optin in. There is no x-so I filled it in, and it closed the page. Reopened it and it was still there. So I can't see the photo.

Also repeated the story several times. Stupid!

LOL!

smedsribaka

I guess there are a lot of desperate people who will believe something like this:

A Paid Voice Actor with a Phone Stock Photo reading a script, pretending he is some "newby" that was a janitor who nervously stumbled into some guys office and found the secret to Internet Marketing and made $746 that night!

Come On! Please? This is crazy!

PS-He must have removed the reduced pricing for trying to leave the page as it is no longer available. He therefore must be a WF reader too!

ERPConsultant

"I have made so much money, I honestly do not need my systems anymore"

LOL

"Retiring and giving away my multi-million dollar company today"

How altruistic !

And... he is so desperate that you can get it for only $7 if you try to close the page a few times.

nuff said.

CopywritingTony

And... this is the exact reason why people think us marketers are a bunch of scammers.

Best Regards,
Copywriting Tony

Wolster

Some great posts here guys, and now for the icing on Nicks cake (or should I call him by his other name Craig).

He is now selling the site over on Flippa with a buy it now price of $100k.

Not a bad price for a site that he is stating brings in $25k a month.

He must think every one out here in our world is a dim as he is.

Amadeus47

Nick (or Craig or....) must not be able to find a buyer for his site on Flippa.

With the latest iteration if you keep clicking you can get the "secret" for free...well, almost. If you send DC Fawcett Corporation a measly one dollar you will get a starfish and "...a 14 day trial subscription into Freedom Alliance Network Membership. After your trial-enrollment expires, your card will be charged $97.00 per month."
Of course, this is the "fine" print in case you forget to cancel!
"There are no hidden fees and no long-term contracts. You may cancel anytime simply by calling our office toll free..."
No doubt operators are standing by to cajole anyone into staying with the program. Probably offering more starfish! All sounds way too fishy!

-Mike

sanhal

I made my first comment in this thread in 2010 but this must be selling because I've just been sent a promo for it by a well known internet marketer.

The price is now down to $7 on the final exit page.

Information from the original launch affiliate page gives this info:

1st Upsell = $27 at a WHOPPING 75% !

2nd Upsell = $47, $37, or $17 at a WHOPPING 75% !

3rd Upsell = $47, $37, or $17 at a WHOPPING 75% !

Always worth clicking away to get the lowest price point.

IM report card says:

"People who are using Your Internet Cash Today state that the money making systems are very simple to set up and work very well to generate the traffic needed to make money through affiliate marketing"

Sandy

ODeez

The exit pop-ups that reduce price to a super low price raise my suspicion. I get the impression that they just want you to buy the first item only to show you that you need one or two upgrades to make things work. I'm not a fan of exit pops. What's wrong with being up front and not employing shady exit pops?

I have not looked into "Internet Cast Today"

zeekstern

Zeek says BS. There ain't no such thing)

I somehow got on Gary Ambrose list with a link to this ridiculous thing. From what I understand, part of his business is selling folks products for the famous old $7. He gets those packages with resell rights and sells them for a small profit. Anyway, I've unsubscribed so I don't get any more of that trash..