Andrew Reynolds?

Ok, i would but i dont want to wait 2 years to receive the full COD modules. How does he do direct mail? He built a list then mails his subscribers?

ok, and does this work? i'd rather do this than articles

I don't think Andrew Reynolds needs anyone to defend him but is it really fair to suggest that he is guilty of "scam"? Those references on Google refer to his Cash on Demand courses. I bought 36 modules of them, years ago, and whilst I would admit that there was much fluff in each module, they could not in any way be described as scam and I learned something new from each module. Sold those modules for several hundred pounds on eBay so recouped some of the cost.

I've been to all his weekend seminars bar the last one, including the one in the O2 Arena with 3000 attendies to all of whom he made available free resell rights products. The seminar fee of £99 for each attendee collectively amounting to high six figures was handed over at the event to "Make A Wish Foundation", a worthy charity.

I have also been a member of his monthly club for licensed products. I'm not naive enough to think that I am one of only a few who have those same products to market. Look at the IM market. Every guru sells resell rights to products that everyone and his dog has. Those that do something interesting with their marketing of those products make money. Others who don't or simply leave them to collect cyber dust, may also go on to complain that the marketer didn't offer value.

Andrew Reynolds, himself, started his multi-million pound business with an "out-dated" (some might say) product for which he bought the licence from Bill Myers after attending Bill's seminar. Unless I'm much mistaken, it was called "Guerilla Marketing".

Having paid as much as you have for your seminar, have you actually put into practice what was taught? So what that 200 others were at the same seminar or that those same type of seminars were conducted on other dates? What is important is that you implement the teachings.

If you'd been to his seminar in Wembley where 5000 people attended (or had the videos to that event), you'd know that when asked what value his resell licences would have when they were available to so many others in the same market, Andrew told the audience that competition was not something that should concern any of them because it was a fact that only a tiny percentage of attendees would do anything with either the information or the products other than allow them to gather dust on their respective shelves. I don't think there's a warrior here who would not agree with that.

Although I have used his licences to products, I have many more for which I simply do not, yet, have time to do anything with because my interests lie in another market altogether and I don't need anyone else's products to run that business. My main interest in joining any of Andrew's clubs was to learn the principles of marketing which he has mastered having learned them from no lesser mortal than Bill Myers.

I write to Andrew off and on with one query or another and he has never, every, failed to respond personally and at times by return. So I cannot understand why you have received less attention given that you have been a member of his more elite club than I. His support team at Bookingline have been wonderful, too.

In case you are wondering, I cannot claim to be a "friend" of Andrews, merely a former subscriber/member to his various clubs.

James

My first experience of him was when I attended his 'Entrepreneurs Bootcamp' weekend event at London's O2 Arena way back in 2009, I think it was, with around 5k others.

I have learnt so much from his products and continue to do so as a satisfied customer. As for a link (non-affiliate) this one may be helpful:

https://www.bookingline-secure.co.uk...ebinar-replay/
(non affiliate link)

Feel free to PM me any questions.