GaryBurke

has any one tried this and can give a review please .
It is some secret software that magically puts money into your clickbank account but you have to pay a small sum $39.95 to use his secret server

aw

yeah wondering?

Dailybread

Yeah, right.

Ken Somerville

I hate to say that if it looks to good to be true then it probable is. I can read scam all over this one.

genegem

I would tend to agree. Starts @ $34 final exit drops to $24 so yes someone is out to fleece the "magic beans" seekers.

Miguelito203

My curiousity got the best of me on Commission Breakthrough, so I broke down and got it. The methodolody behind it is based on one that I had never even considered or have seen being talked about, which surprised me given how long I've been doing this. There are like 3 up-sells, but I just stuck with the main product.

Joey

xxxJamesxxx

Thanks Joey for taking a punt on it. Could you go into more detail what it's all about.

Cheers bud.

James Scholes

cartks

Yes, I am curious as to what traffic methods has not been discovered or talked about on this forum.....interesting...

Legend Dude

It's about creating websites called "feeder" sites and posting links to your sites on Wikipedia. The first software shows you whether a particular niche gets traffic, how many editors the page has and how long your link should stay up. The upsell gives you working templates for your feeder site and the final upsell shows you whether your link i still up or has been taken down.

aw

So can this system , like ahh ummm, like make money, or something?

dcrodwell

I was so curious about all the claims that I bought the reduced price downsell. As stated above, there were 3 or 4 more OTOs. They are very anxious to get us to host with BrainHost.

So far, all I see is an App that kinda does a keyword search kinda deal. Nothing new there and they sent us to Clickbank to get an Affiliate link and to do a little research on a product to promote there.

They included some web templates and they are teaching how to up load them to your web hosting location where you add the Affiliate link, modify the HTML a bit and you are now a plain jane Affiliate for some product.

Perhaps the magic comes later. I am only half way through the deal.

More tomorrow.....if anyone cares!

GaryBurke

Thanks for that .When I got the email I went to the site to have a look but the usual heaps of payment screenshots and mention of some secret software but nothing as to what it does so thought the usual and ask on WF .
I will be saving my money thank you

mansea1

I also got an email about this to-day so had a look. Like the previous posters, I was not so impressed. The moment I see many screenshots, I move on! As GaryBurke said, the problem with so many of these products is that you are told almost nothing about what the product does.

Rob

MelKryger

I have not purchased this, so I do not have an insider review to share...
BUT: I can tell you this:

It is a Clickbank product (you probably knew that) which means:
Time to do a little RESEARCH! -Yeah RESEARCH...

1st] Go to Clickbank Marketplace and find the product.
--> In this case "commisionbreakthrough" (one word)

2nd] Go to their JV page & check out the PROMO side of the offer
--> You can learn a lot about a product on the JV page.

**ALWAYS do this for a CB promo! ALWAYS.

OK here are some juicy details:
->Average $ per sale (for JV) = 52.17$
->Gravity score of 167.34
-> 75% commissions with an epc of $9.23
-> JV CONTEST= 1st prize 2005 Bentley Continental GT & daily prizes of 1000$ CASH
-> Contest lasts for about a month (till late February) so I suspect the whole 'scarcity' aspect is a hoax...
-> "preview" of what is inside the members area (a quick runthrough of the 5 steps) --- No secrets revealed.
-> Of course all the swipes and banners & usual promo stuff
-> Offer + OTO upsell/downsell sequence:
Main= 34$ ->down 24$ -> down 'free report' with opt-in
OTO 1= 97$ ->down 47$
OTO 2= 197$
OTO 3= 97$


So that is what I learned from the backside...
*expect to see this in your inbox many many times from many a promoter!

Here is what I learned from the reviews above:

-> "They are very anxious to get us to host with BrainHost." = they set up a webpage (probably a squeezepage) utilizing the "my creative designes" = a brainhost lead-in.
****I use Brainhost and LOVE their service (hint: they offer an upsell of LIFETIME UNLIMITED for $200)
-> "Wikipedia Links" .... I'm not sure if I believe this strategy is viable...
-> "The upsell gives you working templates for your feeder site and the final upsell shows you whether your link i still up or has been taken down."
** The OTO prices seem a little too, umm, 'pricey' if that is all they do - just my thoughts.


Well, I will keep an eye on this thread to see if anyone can reveal anything more... apparently we have about a month to decide!

Tryin' to be helpful,
Mel Kryger

dugu56

Thanks you guys for the reviews and it saved me definitely from buying!

TheRealDudeman

Nope, it's garbage. Just like 999/1000 make money online offers.

earningbaranaba

Guys, i bought it before this thread was made and i have to tell you...

It is one of the worst products that i have bought, first i thought it as good until Wikipedia kept taking down my links and banned my ip address for 30 days

The product is pure garbage and i want to know, how do you get a refund by contacting Clickbank? i have a feeling that the owner of the product would just ignore me and go through with giving me a refund.


For anyone who is think of buying this product, don't!

gforces

Yes, going through the video.... I could hardly stand listening to the guy rave on about millionaires out to shut him up, shut him down, secret software, can't reveal anything, won't reveal anything, I'll do all the work for you, you just rake in the money...... seriously, the people who put these products together must think the rest of us on the internet were born yesterday.

And just to let you know 'earningbaranaba' once you initiate the refund process with Clickbank you will get your money back, Clickbank will make sure of that. The vendor may try and avoid it at first, but if you stick to wanting your money back - don't accept anything less - you will get it.

gpxint

It's a software to calculate how much certain niches or subjects on
Wikipedia are being viewed per day/week/month. Then you should
generate an informative text based landing page that redirects to
an affiliate link.

lanceorndorff

"**ALWAYS do this for a CB promo! ALWAYS.

OK here are some juicy details:
->Average $ per sale (for JV) = 52.17$
->Gravity score of 167.34
-> 75% commissions with an epc of $9.23
-> JV CONTEST= 1st prize 2005 Bentley Continental GT & daily prizes of 1000$ CASH
-> Contest lasts for about " from Mel Kryger

sweet! dude, what a fantastic rundown. I learned something valuable just reading your stuff. Kudos.

sharpmar

How to get a refund on a Clickbank product:
go to clickbank.com. (You don't have to log in).
On the very top line in small, feint print there are a few clickable titles. Click the one that says Order Help
When the form appears, enter the transaction (order) no. and the email address you purchased with (or PayPal transaction ID or last 4 digits of credit card if used)

You'll be taken to another page. I can't remember exactly, but if you read it carefully, somewhere on the left hand side (I think) there is something there about problem with your order. Anyhow, you'll work it out when you get to the page, I'm sure.

Perhaps some other Warrior could give better instructions!?
Cheers!

xxxJamesxxx

Whoa! You know a product bad when there's Clickbank refund guides appearing on the thread.

James Scholes

Daniel Euergetes

I am VERY gracious to those who participated in this thread! I've been looking around and found hardly nothing (save a single blurb on AOL Answers summarizing what I later found here.) It took awhile to come to a single empirical-based review (the blurb) and finally this.

The thing has only been out for a week now and I've found page after page of positive reviews (affiliates no doubt), "Is Commission Breakthrough a Scam? reviews" and so forth.

I detest those "Don't Buy Until You Read..." pieces of crap that show up in the SERPs. The rubbish on that video didn't fool me and this thread attests to that.

Steve Little, of The Perfect Biz Finder, is promoting this, though I think he will change his mind when he sees this. I am a long-standing member of the membership which teaches folks how to align a viable business with their passion/proficiency. I've long since completed the course but the membership has also helped me with personal issues and given me needed supports.

I hold great gratitude for both, that program and the Warrior Forum, which I have a LOT of respect for.

Thanks again! Trying Commission Breakthrough is OUT OF THE QUESTION for me and will probably get dropped from TPBB as well when the team investigates this. As for the product here, it won't surprise me to see it being offered as a bonus to the next shiny thing!

rltenney

I took the plunge with this one and BOY am I sorry for that. Got access to the vids and watched a demo. Not impressed. Clicked the link to access the online software, typed in a search term as instructed and . . . . . . . . . NOTHING!!!!! It returned no results. I tried various keywords with no response from the software at all. I finally typed in the same exact keywords used in the demo video. Again, nothing. I finally got fed up and disgusted and requested a refund from Clickbank. Total waste of time!

samtom2

Deciding what to do on this one is a definite "no-brainer."
Thanks for all the comments.

stormer

earningbaranaba in Post#17 asked how to get a refund directly from Clickbank.

The easiest way I found was simply to email refunds@clickbank.com include your receipt and a reason for asking for the refund.

This way you don't have to go searching for a link ... and it works!

aaaa33030

As an affiliate, I got commissions with upsells for 3 other clickbank IM products with no refunds, but I got a refund for Commission Breakthrough

arkhamindustries

I recieved an email with an ad for this today. Needless to say I marked the email as spam before i got even 2 minutes through the video.

Take this as a lesson people. DO NOT BURN YOUR LIST on useless crap like this.
you work hard to build your list but if you email people garbage like this, your list will shrink faster than you can blink.

Just a heads up

novac

earningbaranaba,
"qoute" forgot to quote
The product is pure garbage and i want to know, how do you get a refund by contacting Clickbank? i have a feeling that the owner of the product would just ignore me and go through with giving me a refund.
earningbaranaba,
You have a link in your CB receipt email. The text says: If you need additional customer service ClickBank will be happy to assist you.
To make a customer service inquiry with regard to this purchase, please visit:
http://clickbank.com/cs/thiswillbeyourinfo
As sharpmar was trying to recall - you click on "get support" where the funny little guy and question mark is on the left. There they Will ask you what the problem was.
-OR-
Simply forward your receipt email to refunds@clickbank.com with a short explanation.
Just be honest - maybe the more CB knows the better off we'll all be? Ha!

(Talk about not paying attention. I see that my reply was with plenty of others.)

srsshelton

CommissionBreakthrough, commissionBOT, and GetResponse all seem to be from the same source. Someone here also mentioned that CommissionBreakthrough was tied in to Brainhost or tried to get you to use Brainhost. It all seems to be one big internet profits scam. The money to be made on the internet is obviously selling us all these programs!

balara

I purchased this product without the upsells. As I progressed along the "what the heck is this?road," I realised that I had purchased an identical product a couple of years ago, so I requested a refund.
Next day I received an email from Commission Breakthrough informing me that "Bruce" said that, "this lady can have the product for free". But (here's the catch) I had to cancel my refund request from Clickbank!! Duh?
No surprise that I chose to proceed with the refund.

MelKryger

RE: Refunds - some perspective.

As a product creator... HOW a customer requests a refund REALLY MATTERS.

If the customer goes directly through CB or PayPal... those merchant processors record the request and given enough requests, they may take negative action toward the account... (suspension, deletion, hold funds, etc.)

*Product creators ALWAYS prefer you request refunds through help desk, or cust support: DIRECTLY from the vendor or afffiliate responsible for the sale.


With that said, it is usually easier to get the refund straight from the merchant processor (CB/PP etc) because all too often the vendor or affiliate do not process refunds in a timely manner (or at all).

Just sharing

Mel Kryger

balara

Thankyou Mel for the refund request information. It had not occurred to me that a vendor could bear long term consequences from too many refund requests.

KenS

What? Bad product? How can that be?

Millionaires are going to kill him if he gives it away! He said so!

Seriously. I would never buy something as stupid as this, and I hope no one else did either. What interested me was his "I'm the only one that really cares for you..." mantra. That's some serious sociopathic BS.

manikato

Glad i do a research and found this. Save me $and time from another crap. Thanks.
Regarding to refund. as i remember you can try contact us-->purchase questions and then fill out the clickbank receipt no and then next step you can choose to ask for a refund with 60days of your purchase.
here is the link:https://www.clickbank.com/orderDetail.htm

stanli

Daniel- Perhaps it's a persistent typo, but otherwise just want to point out that the CPA network "Commission Junction" is totally different from and unrelated to the Clickbank product "Commission Breakthrough" which is not coming up smelling like roses today.

CJ is a well established and pretty well respected organization.

TrafficBot

I am so glad everone on this thread thinks Commission Breakthrough doesn't work and are serial refunders. Just more niches for me to take over and put my links on. Many of you forget the whole idea is to avoid those saturated niches. Thats why your links get taken down. The software helps you do the research first. I can tell you that my link is still up and yet to be taken down on wikipedia. Thats because I have it posted on a non saturated niche which I will not reveal. The fact that this product focuses on wikipedia traffic is innovative for me. Its all explained in members area software in action here:


This software is a must if you want to exploit wikipedia traffic.

simonaw

Hold-up there James. Just because some people talk about CB refunds does not make it a foregone conclusion its bad. And just because some people say negatives and others feed off that also does not make it true.
It might be; but it might not be. Merely suggest some research or critical analysis here.

Now I agree with most posters about the BS hype-mode. But e.g. someone (#16) says "its garbage"?....without even buying and testing? How about inserting "most probably"? Until proven.....

But let's look past all that. Why?
My question is for me: (a) can I make money with it? Then: (b) can I work with the people - even if not totally my scene; (c) is there value > what I will pay? (d) What is the investment risk/reward ratio?

I would say (d) is pretty good; but maybe wrong and you lose your $24
- except you can get it back! 60 day guarantee. IF interested: why not try then find out?
- and potentially very time-saving ($$$) and money-making ($$$)

Yes, €24 - thanks to person who said leave page and get $10 discount - not a nice practice imho, but see (a) - can I save money and make money?

Now look at #37 TrafficBot. Thank you - for a "put money where mouth is" contrary opinion.
Now from there, I expanded the vid and landed on YouTube. Some secret - plenty of review vids - including a clear "review"; note: it maybe "inhouse" due to same name but .org (not sure); however it is a good look inside.

But a few are OK: one guy (NatTheGreat7037) even saying that learning how to link in Wikipedia is worth the price. Here is one that also takes you inside:

WF_this thread is great - thank you for the reviews. But not the only review site.

My decision is ..... did not do all my research yet.

simonaw

Hey TRD,
About your first sentence "Nope its garbage". That is pretty conclusive!
So you, researched it, bought it, and tested it and and speak with authority on this? OK the next post #17 backs you, but #37 contradicts. My reply there is #38.
As I am thinking of buying, can you quote your sources and sound evidence for it being garbage?
---
I tend to agree with the nature of your second statement,
- however I am very glad you left space for one good one. I lost on a few (but not 1000) and am now into a very good one and potentially a second. [Which I will be sharing just as soon as I gain / earn affiliate status - its not IM and does take investment capital ($500+, $10+ respectively); but no work except to check your daily email; I got 34% so far, in 40 trading days - and compounding].

simonaw

Hi Mel
very helpful indeed and agree with Lanceorndorff #20 - info is great generally.
Now TrafficBot #37 posts a useful video and comments and my post #38 second vid is worth a look inside.

But I want to add info here! Its about Brain Host AND Commission Breakthrough.
You said:
****I use Brainhost and LOVE their service (hint: they offer an upsell of LIFETIME UNLIMITED for $200)

So do I and agree your comment. So nice to hear another opinion.
But FYI and everyone's info: watch their offers and DYOR (do your own research):

Brain Host are the super-"assertive" people behind CB_Commission Breakthrough; AND behind FPC_Fast Profits Cash (by Jordan Hall - another warrior and WF review thread - of again mixed reviews). Still debating myself per my criteria (a)-(d) in post #38 - (more criteria to consider are welcome).

Even before that, and before I thought to search on WF, I was offered by them a "hack" (their def: less than elegant but workable solution) into Face Book - as I recall, entering a code and it drives targeted traffic to you. Sounded great but found a YT vid saying if FB finds out - lose your account; so if doing it make sure its a losable second account. Passed on that one.

Hope this helps.

MelKryger

Good advice

I am not sure if I would say that Brainnhost is behind it -as in, they 'created' it... (maybe they did...idk)
you see:
Brainhost has a side (or one owns the other) business called:
mycreativesdesigns
As a product creator, you can sign up with them.
You simply build a template (or few), then they have them at the ready over at MyCreativeDesigns for your product purchasers (customers) to get a "free" website when they sign up for hosting which is provided by Brainhost! --see how it works... depending on your POV it is either a great or it isn't... the point here is that many many many product creators utilize this to entice you or reward you with a done-for-you website perfect for accomplishing whatever they are teaching you how to do (squeezepage/blog/video site...etc) and then they earn a commission from your hosting purchase! -!

You can go to mycreativedesigns and check out their service.

I hope that clears some things up

(no I don't work for 'em

Mel Kryger

andynathan

Thanks for the great reviews here! I had a client ask me about this, and I was about to get sick listening to all his secret agent man "stuff". Any site that does not have a way to contact or learn more without paying first is ridiculous.

cherrytom

A quick "heads up" for ClickBank. I never buy anything not sold via ClickBank, as they always give me an instant refund if I'm not happy with a product. Thanks CB.
I bought Commission Breakthrough along with all the OTOs and the total came to £265.23 and, in my humble opinion, I don't think it's worth the 23p!
Keep smiling! Mike

Gail.Tennessee

Hey Mel Kryger... Great CB product research tips. If you ever do a WSO expanding on this, I'd like to know. (keeping an eye on you) Thank you.

Mediainsider

Hi everyone, i am very new to all of this although I do sell some of my products on line, i am still learning. But one thing has struck me since i have been looking at warrior forum and now starting to get these emails from people promising instant wealth.
Why is it that we some how think these products are actually true when the guy doing the voice over says things like. "I don't need to sell this cause im a millionaire anyway but I want to help YOU" Why would someone who is wealthy be 1. voicing over their own product, why would they bother, 2 . take all the effort to make a product like this and sell it for 47.00 3 .. be giving away this strategy.
Seems obvious to me that the bulk of this stuff is rubbish and that there are only a few of you actually selling good reliable products.
Anyway that's my lot.
Mark Aiston.

Rankx

This is why I love this forum. I got a message in my inbox on youtube with a link to this video. I decided to check it out and it sounded ok so I checked out the website. Then came the video which pissed me off. But I decided to listen to see if this thing actually works until I got tired and just left it playing and did my work. Then when I saw the price I decided to investigate. So in google i typed "Commission breakthrough warrior forum" and ended up here and thanks to you guys I am going to save $34

warrior55

I wonder how such a product has gravity as high as 430 ?!

Magnet4Marketing

Checked out the video, I'm pretty sceptical about this as it sounds way too good to be true, however $34 is not a big ask... There are some great genuine products on ClickBank, this isn't one of them.

raven007

For ease and simplicity please take onboard that there is no such thing as a get rich quick scheme, press a few buttons and you will make your millions bla bla bla. It will save everyone time and money by saying you only make money online by working hard and doing everything correctly to please Mr Google. Any product that says otherwise do not buy.

raven007

PS, if you didnt know already, most products are priced below $30 because most people think that "thats not much so i will take a punt" type attitude. Product owners know this and so they make their money by volume sales.