mobile money bandit

Interesting all right...

How do you get traffic to your number? Is this all about paid traffic?

Thanks,

Sean

mjzivko,

I get what you're saying, but given that you haven't purchased the product, then you really have no business commenting on this thread, as it is for people that have actually bought the product and used it and have a USEFUL opinion.

Look, we've all been suckered into buying worthless stuff that didn't do anything for our bottom line, I'm with you on that. It's an experience i'm sure everyone on this forum has had. If you haven't, consider yourself in the minority, and you probably haven't been around the block that long.

And are there bad people out there selling junk to separate you from your money, unfortunately, yes. That's the world we live in. It is what it is.

BUT, to say that EVERYONE is peddling junk without even trying the product is not only doing a disservice to the people that are interested in buying the product, but also to the product owner that created the product.

You say that you have generated several million dollars online? Congratulations. Personally, I applaud you. I assume it wasn't easy. I do OK online (not millions), and it has been VERY hard, and VERY frustrating, but worth it.

So i'll also make an assumption that you are a product owner in some form or another. Now let me ask you this. What if you had put your blood, sweat, and tears into a product to genuinely help people in a niche that you were targeting

Then one day you visit a forum (about your niche) and come upon a post from a bitter poster who hasn't even purchased your product, and says this:

"Yeah, don't even waste your time with mjzivko,'s product. It's probably rehashed junk that you could get somewhere else for free. Another B.S. product. Don't waste your money."


How fair do you think that would be to your hard work? How would that make you feel? Do you think that's right? I hope you don't, because it's not.

And as to your comment about it being nothing new, maybe there are people out there that have never done pay per call? I being one of them. So i have no point of reference. And if you do have PPCall experience and are doing well, then obviously this is not for you.

And they don't only talk about free ways to make money with this, they talk about the paid ways, which is the main reason i bought the course in the first place. I'm already well versed in SEO and stuff like that so I didn't really look at that part of the course. Yes, i purchased and i will get to my review in a minute.

But the point is that not everyone that gets on Warrior know about the different products and all the strategies to make money that come out in the marketplace, PPCall may be one of them. So they are new and looking for guidance. Could they get the information for free about PPCall form the net?

Personally, i haven't seen any, but i'm sure if i really looked I might find something from different places on the net. But you know what? That takes time and effort and you said yourself to not waste time. I completely agree. Time is a luxury that we don't have an infinite amount of (and some less than others depending on age).

So I'd rather buy a course and learn all in one place, than to have to scour the internet to find all the "disjointed" information where it won't be all uniform, and i'll have to put the jigsaw puzzle of information together, which will take even MORE time, and may even confuse me even more than before.

And if i have questions about the "free" information that i find on the net (which i most definitely will), can i ask questions to the guys that put that "free" information out there? No

And about the wasting money part, if I decided to try and teach myself in order to save on the $77, then blew through $1k trying to learn how to do this, did i really save money?
That's why i never really understood the "Save your money and don't waste your time" argument, when, in fact, you're doing neither when you go it alone dong it the free way.

And if the product sucks? Get a refund. They have a 60 day no questions asked refund if you aren't satisfied. So where is the risk?

And about the selling of the course to the world for $77 (Much more if you take the upsell), you realize that he is building a list that that YOU are paying him to be on, right? And that list is another asset in his business, that will pay him for the rest of time by promoting affiliate offers. And you can't really put a price on what that is worth, given that the list will increase over time (as more people purchase the product) and monetizing that list through affiliate offers.

It's just another revenue stream for him, mjzivko. Nothing more, nothing less. It's just a good business decision


OK, enough of that. The review. I won't make this long as this post is already lengthy. Personally, i liked the product. As someone might have mentioned, you can do this either the paid way (my reason for purchasing) or the "free" way.

He says he makes about $400 the free way, but I'm assuming he has virtual workers doing the work that he lays out because i imagine it takes a GARGANTUAN amount of work to get to $400 a day with the methods that he describes. Like Craigslist posting, yahoo answers posting, forum posting, email signatures, Facebook posting, etc.,

And for the newbies who are really new, he teaches you how to not only how to sign up to the different networks, but also how to sign up to the PPCall networks WITHIN the network. A little tricky for some of them, but he shows you step by step on video.

And the paid methods. Now PPCall works the same, IN THEORY, to regular PPC, but there are nuances, in terms of keywords that you use, and the methods on how to set the campaigns up correctly.

He also talks about using "extensions" in your campaigns and how to do it. I would not have known about this if i didn't take the course. Would i have figured it out on my own? Probably, but not right away.

He also gives great tips on how to get keyword lists, and ALOT of them, from different sources. Some free, some not. But they are good sources, all of them.

But just make sure that you have a budget. Remember, this is PAID traffic. He recommends about $100 ( i believe he said). I don't agree. To do paid traffic, you'll need at least $500 plus to start, because remember, not all campaigns will be a success. And you need to pay for data in order to split-test and find what works.

I could go on, but i don't want this to be a book. Bottom line, in MY opinion, this is a good product, and i won't be refunding this, unlike most products i get from Clickbank.

mjzivko my fellow Chicagoan,

I understand where you are coming from, but I would suggest yes just like you I bought a lot of WSO's some of them worked and others didn't. But overall I was glad I bought them. You can never stop investing in knowledge if you want to be successful in this IM field. If you just do some research on Justin you will find that is who he says he is. He has made money using these methods. I don't know him personally but he has written a lot of articles on the pay per call methods. I choose to follow a mentor that has proven success. Pay per Call is still in it's infancy and a lot of money to be made. If you look at the companies actually paying you to promote them they are market leaders in their niches. Who am I to say these companies are wrong for promoting their products and services this way. I'm just glad I found out a new cash generating stream to ad to my marketing mix. Good Luck.

BUT, you make the false assumption that Justin himself will stop all his profit-making activity in order to sell his program.

He's selling through affiliates. He stands to earn upwards of $200 or more for each sale made by an affiliate. For eons to come.

When Ray Kroc sold McDonald's franchises, he wasn't out there flipping all the burgers himself. Instead, he took the time to develop and sell franchises so he could get a cut every time Joe Blow flipped a burger.

This is business 101 - especially online.

I think his course has merit.

It was a bit perplexing however on one of his videos where he intentionally blotted out his CJ earnings on the screen. If you are bragging about how much money you are making, why would you blot it out if the figures supported your assertions? Unless showing it somehow violates something somewhere.

I would never bank on earning anything near what Justin claims, but a few grand per month ain't bad.

STOP buying so many courses and put some of them into action for longer than a month and you'd see some success.... That's you're problem, not the seller.!!!

Inside the members area, Justin has a list of around 20 affiliate networks for just U.S. affiliates and a second list of about 15 affiliate networks that people in other countries can apply to.

So... yes, most affiliate networks accept those from other countries.

That said, most pay per call offers out there target the U.S. market. I've seen some that target Canada. However, you don't need to be in the U.S. or Canada to reach those in the U.S. or Canada using the Internet.