Affiliate Annihilation by Anthony Jones

Hello purchased and returned this product. I did not bother with the upsell which may have been where I went wrong (highly doubtful). There is nothing new in this product that I haven't found elsewhere. Judging by the quality of base product I would strongly suggest you keep your money. I didn't even bother with the software that came with Affiliate annihilation as the content was just so underwhelming. What do you get when you buy AA:
1) His secret methods that for the most part can only be described as mainstream.
2) Amazon strategies for selling products (not my cup of tea personally low% commision per sale, no thanks).
3) Some PPC "techniques" that he vaguely describes you can use for movies and music.
4) A backlink packet that should never see the light of day ever. I mean EVER!! 5 links seriously are you kidding me....really! Angela Edwards should smack this guy in the back of the head.
5) This is the best part.....wait for it........horrible customer service. I waited like a week to get access to some of the "content" for this product. Yes a week.... And to get the refund on the product I first requested it from the vendor from whom I recieved no response. I had to go through clickbank to get the refund taken care of...yeah.
6) and yes there is still more, just recently got this in the email:

My name is Andrew Fox and I'm taking over the Affiliate
Annihilation product development. To ensure you get
future updates and a few extra bonuses I have planned you
MUST confirm below.

the funny part is, to "confirm" your subscription for the product you already have, you get redirected to a sales page for another andrew fox product, Gee thanks.

Okay so by now you might think this is some sort of rant, and that is not really how I would like to come off. This is just an honest review of an inferior product. I have gotten far more value from products that cost much much less then/then (sorry I have poor grammar this late at night...er all the time) affiliate annihilation. To my fellow warriors you would be better off looking through the WSO section and spending your money there as opposed to blowing the $39 on affiliate annihilation.

Oh and since I like to be a good reporter of information I will say that there was one "interesting" (sorry i like my quotes and parentheses a little too much as you can see) tidbit of info. In AA there is a website that you can use for PPC with a flat rate of 5 cents per click.

No sorry I havent lol. I prefer the Aston Martin V12 Vantage (makes me feel like 007 ).

I didn't try it, because it's all stuff that I know and things that I've been implementing for a while now...

If you have purchased more than 3 IM products, you more than likely know everything in the product.

If you are brand new, and still trying to get a footing, pick it up for $39 and give it a go.

Basically it breaks down into 2 types of sites "harvester" and "monster"

monster sites = authority type of sites

Harvester = Sniper type of sites

They give you some backlink packets and that type of stuff, so all in all, if you are fairly new, the $39 isn't a bad price for what you get, but if you have any experience at all, you will probably be disappointed...although, there was some software included that I didn't mess around with so, that could make it worth it, but I'm not going to waste any time trying it out. I have all the software I need.

You should've come across the upsell right after the initial sale. The upsell i think was another 30-40 dollars for the member elite area or something along those lines. I didnt opt to purchase this, so I cant say if that was extra new content or or some kind of special forum access. I also believe it is a monthly fee but not sure it has been a while since I purchased AA. I hope that answers your question.

These appear to be the same tools that were on a failed venture of Keiran's about 6 months ago. Recycling is a great thing for plastic and paper - I'm not sure it works so well with software LOL

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