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Income Society by Adeel Chowdhry

by Cris Cato
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Ok, so it looks like I posted this on the wrong section of the Warrior Forum.

Hopefully, I can get some answers here. Below was my original post.

I've gotten multiple emails promoting this system. Has anyone heard of this product or is anyone currently a member of this system. Would like to know more about people's experiences before pulling the trigger on this one.
#adeel #chowdhry #income #society
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    1) His claim is affiliate marketing is dead. Yet,
    this amounts to paying a "franchise fee" to earn
    commissions selling his products using tracking
    links that look a lot like affiliate links to me.

    2) Look at the image at the bottom of his sales
    page with the supposed Facebook posts from
    people claiming they've made a bunch of money -
    I can't find a single one of those people with an
    actual Facebook account. They don't appear to
    exist.

    I don't think we need to go further.

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      Originally Posted by .X. View Post

      1) His claim is affiliate marketing is dead. Yet,
      this amounts to paying a "franchise fee" to earn
      commissions selling his products using tracking
      links that look a lot like affiliate links to me.

      2) Look at the image at the bottom of his sales
      page with the supposed Facebook posts from
      people claiming they've made a bunch of money -
      I can't find a single one of those people with an
      actual Facebook account. They don't appear to
      exist.

      I don't think we need to go further.

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      1. Bashing on the hook is just silly. It's like saying "how is this method ninja, or underground or secrets or weird or gurus are hiding"... These are all angles and hooks that all marketers use to grab attention is it not?

      2 I'm proof that Income Society works. I joined a couple of weeks ago and already made $1600 in commissions. Of course results are not typical but it just goes to show that it's possible.


      Let me break down income Society to the simplest form so people can actually understand what it is all about.

      1. It is a platform full of affiliate marketing training. You can keep buying cheap products and scream scam or invest $47 and learn from a super affiliate who has made 7 figures.

      2. There's a high ticket affiliate program attached to it but it is completely optional and you do not need it. That being said, it is highly recommended because you'll learn some advance marketing strategies and have a team to sell for you.

      I am a buyer and my review comes from experience not from bashing or guessing.
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      • Profile picture of the author .X.
        1. "that all marketers use"?

        No. Not all marketers claim that what they're about to
        sell you is dead.

        But answer this question . . .

        How much would you trust someone - how much SHOULD
        you trust someone - when what they're selling to you
        begins with an outright lie?

        Affiliate marketing isn't dead. The hook is a lie, no?

        I'm not "bashing". I'm pointing out the FACT that he's
        claiming "Affiliate Marketing is Dead!" and then selling a
        the "Opportunity to Apply" to his affiliate program.

        2. You *might* be proof but who knows who you are? You
        could be Adeel himself.

        Assuming that you are being honest with your claims then
        you've made $1600 promoting Adeel's program(s) as an
        affiliate, correct?

        And if one wants to promote the "high ticket affiliate program"
        is that an additional cost? You have implied that it is.

        So it feels a bit more like you're bashing me, and yet you
        haven't proven anything I've said incorrect.

        You didn't address the fake Facebook "testimonials".

        To be clear, I don't know Adeel. I'm not bashing Adeel.
        I'm not claiming to know anything about his program other
        than how it appears from the outside, and I've studied the
        outside thoroughly.

        If one wants to take the chance, go for it. But I think some
        additional scrutiny is required because I don't believe the
        claims to be honest.
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