When did the war room go to $97 a year

Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by ricgrb1

Is the war room really worth paying $97 a year for?

Oh yes ... for most marketers, I'd think. (It was the temporary $20 offer that wasn't "right", perhaps? But annoying to have missed it, I can see. It went up about a couple of weeks ago.)

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stevenjacobs

Banned 10 years ago

yeah, i saw that i have 20 year membership when it was cheap still but it might change just watch

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Alexa Smith Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by stevenjacobs

i have 20 year membership

On the plus side, that one's now been upgraded to life membership.
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UnkwnUsr

10 years ago

Originally Posted by ricgrb1

I was going to upgrade because I saw recently that the war room was $20 a year. Now its $97 a year. That does not seem right. Is the war room really worth paying $97 a year for?

You know you can run a WSO and Classified Ads now without a War Room membership, right?

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djhickory

10 years ago

when they realized black hat world was charging that much for mainly stuff copied and pasted from here !!!
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Rbtmarshall

10 years ago

it happened when freelancer a publicly traded australian company[ bought the warrior forum. In the arrangement of sale, the previous owner probably had in the agreement for the new owners to keep the existing war room members as lifetime, and the new owners could do as they want with the new members since the sale.

the war room in my opinion was never worth it, even at $20 for 40 years. Everything in there is a lead of some sorts. You may like it if this is your market.

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Alex Blades

10 years ago

In the arrangement of sale, the previous owner probably had in the agreement for the new owners to keep the existing war room members as lifetime

Never thought about it like that, that sounds like something Allen would do

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nelsencaleb

Banned 10 years ago

Okay so I have a question. I am a War Room member with a life time membership but I don't have access to the Kindle or the Jolt private forums. How do you get access to those?

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Martin Lee Jr

10 years ago

Originally Posted by nelsencaleb

Okay so I have a question. I am a War Room member with a life time membership but I don't have access to the Kindle or the Jolt private forums. How do you get access to those?

I found it like this:

Go to User CP - scroll down to edit options - scroll down to Paid Subscriptions.

Click on Paid subscriptions and you should see your subscriptions and options to subscribe to other private rooms.

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laurencewins

10 years ago

They are separate sections not covered by the War room.

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w13

10 years ago

Originally Posted by ricgrb1

I was going to upgrade because I saw recently that the war room was $20 a year. Now its $97 a year. That does not seem right. Is the war room really worth paying $97 a year for?

Before you decided to upgrade your membership. If you feel that war room not worth it for $97, just trying the war room trial section for 7 days. And it's free.

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Jeff Lenney

10 years ago

I love my lifetime membership! LOL

OG WF *throws up WF gang sign*

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beasty513

10 years ago

When is the cut-off date for the Lifetime membership?

I joined when price was at $37.

Will it still be for a "lifetime"?

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Alexa Smith Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by beasty513

I joined when price was at $37.

Will it still be for a "lifetime"?

Yes. And I suspect you're younger than me, so you got better value, too.
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- tryinhere 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Alexa Smith
  
  Yes. And I suspect you're younger than me, so you got better value, too.
  
  I always thought we signed for a lifetime but in my sub stats it has been reduced to 20 years ? so maybe the new owners have changed the goal posts and cut everybodys lifetime out. ? or was it for 20 years ?
  
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  Kay King 9 years ago
  
  It was for 20 years - as I recall Allen posted that was the longest it could be set up for. I always figured if in 20 years you couldn't make enough to pay for a renewal, you should probably give it up
  
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WillR

10 years ago

I haven't visited the War Room in a long time. Personally I think for those just starting out it can be more of a hindrance than a help. Very rarely is the reason someone does not succeed due to lack of information. Infact information overload is one of the biggest killers in this industry.

It's not more information or goodies you need... it's ACTION.

So forgo the War Room and instead take action on the knowledge you already have. You'll succeed much faster.

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internetmarketer1

10 years ago

Originally Posted by WillR

I haven't visited the War Room in a long time. Personally I think for those just starting out it can be more of a hindrance than a help. Very rarely is the reason someone does not succeed due to lack of information. Infact information overload is one of the biggest killers in this industry.

It's not more information or goodies you need... it's ACTION.

So forgo the War Room and instead take action on the knowledge you already have. You'll succeed much faster.

I agree 100%. When I started there was so much going around in my head. There were so many by avenues to go for, and plenty of places for me to go to just to get started, but too much info stopped me in my tracks.

I used to rarely take action. In fact, I would be reading and reading without doing much. Th e key is not enough info, but needing to put in more work and actually TAKING ACTION.

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ivantk

10 years ago

Yeah, $97 for a year subscription is a lot. I will wait until it get's back to $20.

BHW is charging this amount but you receive a Donor status which looks more trusted in the eyes of newbies who should purchase your stuff.

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celente

10 years ago

most missed the entire point!

I would pay $500 for the war room, the stuff and info, and tips and tricks in there are probabl worth more....if implemented but.

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Josh Mayers

10 years ago

Originally Posted by ricgrb1

I was going to upgrade because I saw recently that the war room was $20 a year. Now its $97 a year. That does not seem right. Is the war room really worth paying $97 a year for?

Hey,

Yes, the price has risen recently, but I must say that a War Room membership is worth every cent!

There are so many who are lost when it comes to internet marketing, but I would highly recommend anyone to get their membership, because you get access to so much great stuff that can EASILY take your business to the next level.

Hope this is helpful!

-Josh

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Kishor Mhaskar

9 years ago

Previously many people enrolled themselves in War Room with an intention to run WSO.

Freelancer removed that compulsion but ya WAR Room is good source of knowledge if you use it properly.

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rally2win 9 years ago

Yeeaaaaaahhhhhhh - This is one of those slap-me-upside-the-head / "I could have had a V-8" moments. For a long time I was contemplating when to join the $37 WF club. NOW, it is $97 ! I will still join however -- once I generate the rest of the funds -- very sheepish grin .....
Oh well.
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Adie

9 years ago

Originally Posted by ricgrb1

I was going to upgrade because I saw recently that the war room was $20 a year. Now its $97 a year. That does not seem right. Is the war room really worth paying $97 a year for?

Joining a war room is better than buying a limited course for $5,000