Anyone ever heard of Stuart Ross?

cos he makes out like that he will mentor you but reality is you'll probably get a 5 min phonecall from him, if that. the likely hood is you'll be mentored by one of his team members, possibly richard or martin.

In all his vids and sites he says he only works 3hrs a day and is always travelling, so how will he have any time for you? remember, he owns the company hence he makes commission of each and every single person that is signed up to SFM, he sells this dream of a laptop lifestyle but reality is you'll be chasing leads and trying to close prospects all day, every day.


SFM is based on the yournetbiz model which he was part of a few years back, granted he made quite abit of money from it but it's all MLM marketing, so if your not into meeting people and closing a sale over the phone or in person then i would suggest you stick to proper internet marketing such as affiliate marketing, CPA, adsense etc.

This is how it works, you sign up with a so called sponsor, let's say stuart which you'll have to pay him at least £1k. he will also be your so called mentor and teach you how to make money online. For that you also get the right to then be able to go out and re-sell the the SFM product to other people i.e. prospects for which you get £1k in commission should you be successful. however, if i can remember correctly, the first sale would go to your sponsor i.e stuart and then every sale after that he would get a commission off. once you recruit people under your team you'll earn a commission of each of them and so on. they provide you will basic tools to get started such as graphics editors, lead capture pages etc etc.

but thats not all, after you have paid the £1k to sign up you always will have to pay £97 a month, every month, they call it admin fee which covers your website hosting and everything else.

they will also teach you about something called attraction marketing which is basically to brand yourself as some kind of internet marketing expert online to appeal more to the prospects. the downside to this is if you signed up and have no experience of IM at all, how can you then teach someone else IM and call yourself an expert and be there mentor?

SFM specifically targets the noobs as it's easier for a new member to then blag it as a so called expert.

if your serious about making money online, do it the proper way, learn how to build a wordpress site, learn about seo and driving traffic.

but seriously, do your due diligence, alot of people have failed in SFM simply cos most the mentors havent a clue about proper internet marketing, all they see is the so called HIGH TICKET commissions which stuart bangs on about. if you notice that everyone who has signed to to SFM will have there own site proclaiming to be an expert and that to succeed in IM they need a mentor. so beware

P.S i know all this cos a mate of mine got stung by this guy when he first started SFM, he got no training and his mentor didnt even know what CPA marketing was. i also went along to one of the initial meetings back in 2011 and it was just a SFM pitch fest.