29th Apr 2013, 07:25 PM | #1 |
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Has anyone tried the mobile money code by Ronnie M? What is the catch? Also, any similar programs on Mobile Phones. Thanks |
29th Apr 2013, 09:12 PM | #2 |
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Signed up a few hours ago to a long repetitive Video.. This sounds a bit too good to be true, though very annoying as the video, like a lot of other programmes seems to go on repetetively about this code to make money with you cellfone or laptop..totally over-hyped, like the Son and Daughter saynig his to Mum and Dad and how bad their life was with no money.. Now their life and Mum and Dads life has been trasformed..it says the code is FREE...the video is..the code itself costs $49.00. 4 clicks of your mouse and walk away and a couple of hours later...several hundred dollars in your account, for doing nothing...yeah right, sounds like a scam to me. If it sounds to good to be true, it usually is... Mikaedi |
30th Apr 2013, 01:08 AM | #3 |
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You can see the review in josh M blog. Search in Google honest CB reviews and you will get detailed review.
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30th Apr 2013, 06:46 AM | #4 |
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Looks well over hyped by the few seconds of video I watched (I dont watch a video if it has no player controls) The amount of exit popup offers means they want your money and will do whatever it takes to get it. Stay away from people that use that many exit offers. |
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Give me a break - he's anything but honest. If he truly had your back, he would have told you to keep trying to leave the page. After doing this 4 or 5 times you get the price down to $9 rather than $49. Guess who makes the money off of this!!!!! I haven't purchased nor will I. I have much better products from people who don't hide behind a flashy video that doesn't even try to explain what the product is about. Guess they're not too honest either. | |
3rd May 2013, 01:12 PM | #6 |
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LOL, after watching video, exit, I look at the 2nd video and it reminds me the movie I recently saw Iron Man 3, he looks like the actor in the movie The Mandarin a simply great actor reading a text on a Teleprompter, is he the author of this hyped product? Maybe yes maybe not if he is an actor. It also looks like another similar video with an actor (we finally found he was an actor for TV commercial) that takes a jet plane and a limousine and live in a palace! What I hate too see is people selling things too good to be true and those innocent newbies jump to it then figure out they aren't millionaires after following their courses. Who is making money? Guess! Those marketers selling and hyping as a affiliate of these products. Did they made money from what they promote? Not sure! If I was wrong and someone is really making money then let us know here, I will the post an apologize and jump to the offer! |
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3rd May 2013, 09:08 PM | #7 |
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Anyone who gives instant discounts in the exit pops, for the exact same product you would have purchased had you not closed the page, is just shady. I wouldn't give these people a cent of my money. They are not trying to help you, they are trying to suck as much money as they can from you. Geo-targeting above the video so it says the name of your state. The Facebook like button below the video with the thousands of likes they have quite obviously just bought. These are tactics you expect to see back on a 1998 Clickbank salespage. These guys are lame. |
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6th May 2013, 01:48 PM | #8 |
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Well I wouldn't call it a scam as the system is fine. I bought it last week and am pissed that after going back and clicking away I could have bought for $9 However I bought this last week and have my first customer already interested in seeing mockup. If this goes through I will finally have made some money online! I am pushing on to try this and see how far I go. I will happily do a proper review if I get some results if people are interested. It really is just a mobile site builder though and some suggestions on how to market which are good imho. I am taking rapid action on this and hope to have something going soon. Cheers, Colin |
6th May 2013, 04:00 PM | #9 |
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In the video, a woman gets started by tapping four buttons, and waiting a couple of hours for $250+ earnings. This is vastly different from the experience that buyers on the forum are having. I think I'll pass, and unsubscribe from the list that promoted it. Little deceptive for my taste. Good luck to those who are in. |
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Bummer you paid full price for it but at least you now know to always leave a sales page before buying just incase there are exit offers. I didnt buy the product or watch more than a few seconds of the video (the sight of expensive cars put me off) and all the exit offers made me think it was a bit crap but if it is a good site builder and the advice given on marketing is good and you manage to gain some clients then thats all that matters. | |
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When I purchased which was BEFORE the product launched (Check date I posted review) there was NO exit discount. I provide a review which is my opinion on the product. Getting the product at a discounted rate (which I didn't because like I said at the time I purchased there was none offered) is up to you. Have I mentioned this on past reviews? Yes, absolutely but if it wasn't there when I purchased, how am I to know? Oh well. PS - if your still watching sales videos in 2013 for internet marketing products from places like ClickBank/ClickSure your doing it wrong. | |
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I dont really mind about the sales price as I plan to make it back. The builder looks sound and I have sussed it in hours pretty much. More than can be said for 1and 1 hosting issues as it won't open the pages I put up (apparently a well known problem) The videos I just ignored really and usually I would just close anything with fast cars and other rubbish but something made me buy it and not sure what?? and as for 4 clicks to money well I figured that was a load of bull and that it was my 4 clicks that made him money Hell thats how most of this works though isn't it? You make a product about making money to make money | |
7th May 2013, 05:15 AM | #13 |
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Thanks to all for the posts. I bought it for $9 and am going to see what I can learn from the marketing tactics. I think this is the top of the sales funnel where they will sell more mobile marketing tools later in the pipeline now that they have my and others emails. The real costs is the sunk cost in time you spend learning the system and software. This is how customers stick around and buy more products, later, and higher priced products. Since mobile is hot right now the aim would be to get as much volume now (market share) then make more from those who stick with and get some easy success from the program. Its the loss leader...remember the blue light special at the back of Kmart? you guys are too young for that! These guys are sophisticated, probably software developers with a pipeline of products ready to stage out through the back end. |
7th May 2013, 03:10 PM | #14 |
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The minute I hear 4 clicks of a mouse I take the highway in my imaginary Lambo and get the hell out of there FAST.
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I apologize completely. I should not have directed my frustrations your way. I have seen so many times where people promote products without truly standing behind them because they are just promoters. I mistakenly lumped you into that group without even knowing you and that was just plain wrong. I appreciate those who do go out of their way to do honest reviews. However, now that you know what is happening, don't you think that for full disclosure in being honest, you should amend your review to discuss this downselling. Because if I bought through your affiliate link on your site and found out about, I wouldn't be putting much effort into reading your reviews anymore. Especially if I found out on WF that you knew about. You also mention on your review page to a comment "you’re making the mistake of judging the product by the sales video.The sales video is a commercial and nothing more." Yet in this case, it is the only thing that most people have to go by. It's not like the sales page is posted on a forum where it can be discussed. So the sales page has a lot to do with how this particular product is perceived. They appear to be showing one thing but are really selling something else. It's fine that you pointed out what it is in your review but not everyone is going to see it so are the promoters hiding something from the masses. I'm sure you can see how this looks to the average person. Anyhow, keep doing your reviews. Truthful, and updated, reviews of online products are necessary because of the amount of low value products. | |
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Site is now working so ready to go get customers and working on my website now to help with advertising. I will keep you updated how it goes! | |
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I bought this a week or so ago. The sales videos fooled me for awhile, thinking the guy talking was real, but after awhile i could tell it was an actor. I had purchased another product last year with a similar sales video that was obviously an actor too. No matter how hard they try to act, it still shows through eventually. I was frustrated with the member's area. It said in one of the video's that there would be "getting started" videos in the member's area. I logged in over a few days and could never find those videos. I am newbie with mobil marketing and I really didnt know what to do with the stuff in the member's area.....and I was frustrusted by all the continuous sales pitches for more products and affiliate products they kept promoting, trying to make it look necessary to buy them. So I asked for a refund twice in the past 5 days but no refund yet. |
9th May 2013, 03:12 AM | #18 |
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Hi Starlighter, try going back to SWReg who are the seller platform and make contact there you may have more luck. I have submitted a few support requests and some where answered others not! I am trying to figure out what code to put into main website to detect mobile and divert them there but think I will have to do this myself from google rather than wait for supply. If it's anything about using the software give me a shout here and perhaps we can help a few others along the way. |
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When a price continues to drop every time you try to exit, it indicates how desperate they are to keep you to be their next sucker.
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17th May 2013, 08:17 AM | #21 |
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I too got sucked into buying this more out of curiosity than anything else. I have requested a refund which has not been forthcoming. I have now escalated this with Paypal as a disputed transaction. I suggest you do the same if you are not having any success obtaining a refund. Good luck. Ash |
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