Any comments on $2k+ Per Day Strategy Now On AutoPilot

First of all, you have to understand what you are paying that money for,
mass mailing , how sure are you upon 2-3-4 mail blast you would be able to recoup your investments?
What is the monthly reoccuring fee for?
hmm, maybe sometimes a good sales pitch makes us dream too much but i dont know i have just never believed in a $1000 product(software). I would rather a $19.99 dollar product not software.

But thats just my two cents.

"AutoPilot" = most likely a Scam-y Product

I don't have anything against high priced products. But saying something works on "autopilot", and then they didn't clearly explain what is it (you say "it is some sort of email platform") is red flags of a scam/over hyped product.

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Pay for knowledge, not systems or strategy.

Good Luck!

I don't care what they teach, you'd learn a HELL of a lot more if you used that same money to learn paid marketing.

Like Greedy mentioned above, join a good paid forum, (Imgrind, affplaybook, stackthatmoney), and start taking massive action.

That's a ridiculous amount of money to pay for a 'seminar' + I'd be turned off as soon as I read the word 'autopilot' LOL

~ Mateen

The price seems very steep without knowing more about it. And I also agree that anything autopilot sounds sketchy.

I would put the money toward something else rather than that.

What type of leads are these? Sound pretty vague.

Anyone who wants to see it, here's a replay of the webinar.

http://easywebevents.com/cm/cmtmx/

8000 of the same leads going to the same 10s or hunderds of people that buy this, means that the leads will be worthless. (I wouldn't be surprised if its the same list they emailed you from)

There are also many other self-hosted mailing platforms that are cheaper and just as capable.

Any one that labels any of their products as autopilot, let alone $2000 a day on autopilot is just trying to sucker you in. If it was an autopilot $2000 a day, they wouldn't sell it.

Think about it - leads and lists take time to monetize. Writing, research, finding products and offers, setting up landing pages, more writing, split testing - Does that sound like autopilot to you?

Ha - I would stay away from this. Essentially, you are using their email database to blast out your offers for a lot of money. The list itself will be hammered to a pulp rendering it worthless.

You are much better signing up to a regular mailing platform and using your own lists you generate by paid marketing. How? Try Adwords, generate some leads, store them for later use and get something like mailchimp to collect them. Your ROI will be a heck of a lot higher

Kind Regards,
Nick

Yes, I guess pretend someone has 50 unique lists with 8000 leads on each, that they can make $2,000 a day from on autopilot. Why would they sell them to you and the strategy for $2,000?

It wouldn't be worth their time to even try to sell you on it. Since they could make the money back on autopilot in 1 day. It is hard to make sense of. A system like this would cost well over $100,000, and everyone here would still be dying to get their hands on it.

Just my 2 cents.

So that live example that they showed which earned $1020 probably wasn't real.

This was the url of the site they were using when they were shown logging in to check the earnings. https://lgt.hasoffers.com

Which CPA network is this?

you better buy a software and a list it will be much cheaper that way

someting is fishy
sounds to me like a get rich quick scheme
dont continue that road my friend
better learn email marketing on your own using mailchimp to start and upgrading to aweber or something

They are promoting this again today. This time only 18 spots are available.

Even if this "method" works like they explain, you are still building a business with a tool that is owned by someone else. To get in on this deal you have to pay $1500 upfront and $297 a month.....and you have no control. If this cobra mailer system is goes away tomorrow, your business is gone and so is your $1500.

They are not marketing this to entrepreneurs. They are marketing it to opportunity seekers who are intoxicated by the allure of quick money.

Take that $1500 upfront payment and your $297 a month and "invest" it in learning skills that will allow you build a lasting online business that you own. Use that money to learn marketing. Learn how to buy traffic. Learn how to track conversions. Learn how to set up a squeeze page and then send traffic to your squeeze page so you can build your own list and your own asset.

Once you have these skills you literally have no limits. And "YOU" are in control.

I watched that seminar last week. It was very well done and even had me excited about it. They were very willing to make payment arrangements with me, as I could not afford to pay the $1497 + recurring $297 per month.

Despite them saying at the beginning that there were only 24 available spots and announced later that they were filled, I got an email a few days later saying that I should hurry because there were only 2 spots left.

Also, apparently their email system can't actually mass email to the extent they say it can and you have to pay to have a third party do the emailing for you. That's in addition to the monthly fee to have your email addresses cleaned.

There are some very horrible reviews on this product! That's how I got the negative information on this program. Absolutely horrendous support and no way to contact anyone. They break their own terms of service, people are saying. I read that some people have gone to great lengths to try and get refunds but most have been futile attempts.

They've also removed their forum, due to people complaining.

Again, this is info that I gleaned from reading reviews online, not my personal experience, as I have not joined this program....thankfully!