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10 years ago

Honestly - I'm not sure if the price justifies it for me. I haven't looked in the war room for months, now - and I don't plan to for months to come.

I think it depends on what you want from it. The best thing that has come from it for me is discovering a piece of software that I wasn't previously aware of, and the amount of messages you can have in your inbox. That's not to say that the rest is worthless, but most of the freebies provided are things I will never need for my business, ever.

If you can easily afford the $97/year payment, then it can't really hurt, right?

Just my 2 cents.

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richaado

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alast

Honestly - I'm not sure if the price justifies it for me. I haven't looked in the war room for months, now - and I don't plan to for months to come.

I think it depends on what you want from it. The best thing that has come from it for me is discovering a piece of software that I wasn't previously aware of, and the amount of messages you can have in your inbox. That's not to say that the rest is worthless, but most of the freebies provided are things I will never need for my business, ever.

If you can easily afford the $97/year payment, then it can't really hurt, right?

Just my 2 cents.

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Alast

10 years ago

I'm sure you'll receive many responses which differ drastically from my post.

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richaado

10 years ago

Yeah, but it gives me perspective. I think I might just hold off for a bit longer, but maybe someone might convince me.

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salegurus

10 years ago

If you have the money lying around yeah do it... If not just wait....
I hardly ever visit the WR, just had a look now after reading your thread, probably the first time in 2 years... And for $30 yeah i would do it again but $97 Meh.....

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WillR

10 years ago

I haven't visited the War Room for months.

You'll find a lot of the older members of this forum are War Room members because you had to be to post WSO's and to get the upgraded limit for private messages.

I don't think it's the answer to success for a beginner.

In fact more information is usually the last thing most people need.

Just focus on one business model and invest all your time and money in making that work.

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jemacb

10 years ago

I personally will not join the WR because of the price. I do not think that $97.00 per year is justified. I did like the previous pricing scheme though but just never got around to joining. With the new owners and their price change, well let us just say never. :-)

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Kay King 10 years ago

Many joined because they had to if they wanted to run a WSO. Like Will, I haven't visited the War Room for months. Many of us were given War Room access by Allen when he launched the section.

In this case, though, what's the point?

If you saw no reason to join the War Room at $37 for 20 years.....or $20 per year....why consider it at $97?
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Gambino

10 years ago

Admittedly, I'm not a war room member and thus have no clue what's behind the curtain.

But I agree with WillR, if you have a business model that's successful, stick to that. Information overload could cripple you.

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E-Estates

10 years ago

It is worth several times more than you invest. Think this as a profitable business investment.

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ksummers

10 years ago

I joined when it was a cheap, one off payment and it was definitely worth it. Would I buy for a recurring payment? Probably not. You come across some real gems in there though.

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richaado

10 years ago

Thanks. Yeah, it seems that I will probably not join, especially b/c of the price, among other things.

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ninjaboss

10 years ago

I was a member back in the day and picked up one or two jewels but it wasn't enough to justify 97/year now. If you're looking to make money, I think $97 would be setting you back.

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agmccall 10 years ago

I am a member and drop in every few months to see if anything new and interesting is available, usually not.

The warroom is a great opportunity for the new owners but, the only change they have made is the price.

If I was not already a member I would not pay the $97.00 per year unless major changes were made

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- salegurus 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by E-Estates
  
  It is worth several times more than you invest. Think this as a profitable business investment.
  
  Why exactly is it worth several times the price? Could you maybe expand on that for us...
  
  The Warroom definite has a few golden nuggets but they are few and far between. Definitely not worth the $97...
  
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- salegurus 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by agmccall
  
  I am a member and drop in every few months to see if anything new and interesting is available, usually not.
  
  Agreed, you really have to look hard and long to find anything groundbreaking...
  
  Originally Posted by agmccall
  
  warroom is a great opportunity for the new owners but, the only change they have made is the price.
  
  Agree with Al, they had a chance to revamp the Warroom, make it interesting and useful again. Unfortunately they missed that opportunity...
  
  There are a few private IM forums that have a similar entry fee that are really worth it....
  
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bennie07

10 years ago

To me, the War Room offered more quality material back in the day, than it does now.

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Alice12345

10 years ago

I was thinking about this also, thanks for bringing it up. So I guess I know my decision.

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Jill Carpenter 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

If you saw no reason to join the War Room at $37 for 20 years.....or $20 per year....why consider it at $97?

I'm tasting some sour grapes.

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Admittedly, I'm not a war room member and thus have no clue what's behind the curtain.

This video is old, lol - but it will show you early on what was behind the curtain.

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I recently was in there and a new member was giving out a free video promo that I would have gladly paid for - but had no idea existed.

I think what would be cool is a better breakdown in the war room itself of some categories within.
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mojojuju

10 years ago

I listened for years as people spoke about the "gems" that could be found in the War Room. After recently signing up for a free 7 day trial of the War Room, I learned that finding these gems was like trying to pick juicy golden kernels of corn from a week old turd.

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richaado

10 years ago

Thanks all. Yeah, I'm not going to join it unless the price goes back to what it was and there's no recurring fee.

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Muhammaduf

10 years ago

It depends on you dude, if you want to join if you've seen some experts out there selling their products and then you can give it a try. But don't do that if you don't have any experience with that thing. Collect some information about that first....