Bring it on, Grumpy

Paula

How did you find your way here anyway… hehe

And Paula – don’t take it to heart…
In 50 posts on another forum I don’t think I’ve seen more than 2 that aren’t of a similar vain

That’s just the way Grumpy like to be….
He is actually a polite and generous chap, but his attitude is so heavily negative – he would critique a lottery win as being worthless (and put up some good arguments why…lol)

Good Luck in staying on the JV board Paula… I’ve been knocked off now … But I’d love to see you stay there to the end

Randy
http://www.SalesLetterABC.com

[...] and if anyone feels like commenting on my previous post – someone is not too impressed with Resale Rights Blue Print, but I think John sorted him out – [...]

For the record I gave Paula a review copy as I do respect her opinion and this is a lady who is going places.

Hey Grumpy, after looking at your site I can see the niche(s) you’re in. I just signed up to your newsletter and I’m afraid it’s bad news. You’re not maximizing the potential from the resale rights products you have on your site.

Anyone who has bought resale Rights Blueprint will know EXACTLY what I’m talking about. In fact I can see at least 10 different streams of income that you can target.

I’m sorry you think $67 is too much as you’re missing out on so much by keeping your money…

If you do change your mind remember to take Paula up on her incredible bonuses.

John

I have to say that I was very surprised, as I said, that John asked me to review his product. I don’t have a massive list like many of the reviewees, so I don’t think that John could have hoped to have made millions from my promotion.

I like to think that perhaps he respects my opinion and maybe others do to, so maybe my review would be a good one to have on his sales page.

However, I would think that if you want to succeed in internet marketing there is nothing wrong with asking for reviews from people that you think might help you along the way – it’s not such a dirty thing to do, is it?

I do have to defend the price, though. I think that if you can’t make your $67 dollars back by following this course then you shouldn’t be in IM. It’s one of the most effective systems I’ve seen, it doesn’t involved creating your own products and it’s not complicated.

Despite the fact that I’m a fan of John’s I think my subscribers know by now that I wouldn’t promote anything that I didn’t think was a good product. What would be the point of recommending my subscribers buy something that is a total waste of time?

Great to have your comment, though – thank you.

What does anyone else think?

The chances of making your $97 (or, for that matter $67) back in sales are next to nil with all these so-called courses.

No, you were right the first time, “Don’t believe the hype”. Review copies are only sent to people that are going to push the product.

If you have money to burn, I suppose this is as good a way as any.