I also bought it and a great deal of the content seems to be copied from Commission Blueprint. I am not a big fan of his powerpoint style, being that the purpose of video training is to SHOW people what your methods are. Anyway, he does give some value, and another of his courses on article marketing: Article Marketing Secrets, is excellent. He knows what he is doing, for sure, so we will see. Thanks for your reply. I will keep you posted on my end as well.

Best Regards

Paul Brown

[quote]“Wow, just 24 hours in andover half the places
available for Membership Dominators have been
taken with more filling up as you read this.

If you haven’t done already you need to check
this out:

membershipdominators.com

Feedback so far has been amazing with people
loving the package and the concept of getting
two new sites every month they can just plug-in
and profit from.

Now it looks like it won’t be long until
Membership Dominators is all sold out so make
sure you join while you can as it’s going
to stay very exclussive…

membershipdomintors.com

Talk soon

Rob”[/quote]

I have tried to contact him one more time and have given him
at least 24 hours to respond, (That’s way too much time for this guy)

My next step is to notify Click Bank and then the federal trades commission
and see if they can do anything about Rob Benwell. I have purchased other
products from him in the past and have return everyone of them.

I found them to be loaded with Plain Crap, as you can get the information
from just any article on the article directories.

Just goes to show you the power of a good sales letter
My advice for anyone is to run as fast as you can when you hear the
name Rob Benwell this guy in my opinion is a Professional Scammer.

Don’t buy quick fire profits 2 (QFP)

Anyway, I dare say Matt would have picked up a lot of his tricks from his brother Rob so I will be steering well clear of his products as well like the latest one he has just released called Quickfire Profits 2 (http://www.quickfireprofits.com)

… And I suggest you all do the same if you were so unhappy with Google Annihilation.

So much for promoting our popular scriptwriting book for powerful plays! An experiment gone bad, I guess.

Now, I have to figure out how to successfully cancel these guys.

He used screenshots to show how much traffic his Google Annihilation software had brought to his site however the stats were for a domain he runs at http://quit-smoking-expert.com, a site that is listed on Clickbank, where most if not all of it’s traffic would be created by affiliates trying to sell the product and make money – what a load of crap Mr Benwell.

You should try and do a better job at blurring out the domain name next time because I could see it clear as day.

Now, if they get enough complaints like Ultimate Wealth PAckage, which was a complete waste of time, then they could shut the product down.

But those gurus would just go on to make new products, possibly under different names, and just keep making that money. Or they’ll just use other affiliate systems.

Money is money, and Clickbank ain’t the only way to go.

And what sucks most is that most of these guys start off with decent products, like I honestly think Affiliate Project X was great for its time, but then they run out of ideas, and just end up selling junk because they have nothing left.

I think that this is the case of Rob Benwell.

Unfortunately, my site dropped from #2 in Google for my target keywords down to #30.

I have just cancelled and I have to work in getting my site up on page 1 on Google again.

The fact is, for every 9 shit products out there is actually one or two decent ones that do have useful information in them and are actually worth the money they are charging.

The idea is that each time one of these products is released, all the members in the group/forum split the price of the product evenly between them. So if an ebook was released for $47 and their were 100 members in the group, then each member would pay just $0.47 each via paypal or something. Once all the funds were there, then we purchase one copy of the product. Whoever has paid some money towards the product then gets a copy of the product. Obviously this will only work with digital products but that’s what most of them are.

Now some people might think this is illegal but I don’t see how it can be, the trick is that the cost of the product needs to be split between everyone. That way everyone technically owns a small part of the product and so the product can be shared with each member.

I don’t see how this could be against any rules. I’m allowed to split the cost of a product with my mates if I want to and if I do, then we both deserve to have a copy of that product don’t we.

Not only would this mean we all get the latest products for dirt cheap, but it also means these Internet marketers who have been dominating this niche for so long and continually making money off complete newbies, all of a sudden their profits will start to go down and we will start to see less crap coming onto the market.

Any takers????

As I said in my post these criminals promote each other… just forward this message to as many people you know.

I’m sick of idiots like this conning hard working people with screenshots and proof that is made up or not related to the methods they are trying to sell. The only way this guy is making money online is by selling people like us his crap products.

Does anyone here know any of the Internet Marketers that could help spread the word about this guy – it’s gone on long enough with idiots like this. Or better still, who wants to start a petition and spread it around pleading with clickbank to delete his account and not let him sell anymore products through them. That should put a small bump in his plans. If enough of us complain then Clickbank will have no choice but to stop selling his products.

steve

All the screenshots they used on their sales page were for his domain quit-smoking-expert.com and bloggingtothebank.com which are all products registered with clickbnak. What this means is that majority of the traffic to these sites are from Clickbank affiliates and NOT any magic software – let alone some crappy link building software.

For that reason it is an outright lie and very misleading for them to have those screenshots on the salespage and lead people to believe their magic software created all that traffic.

All I can ask is that you all head over to http://www.siteadvisor.com and lead them the negative feedback they deserve so no one else wastes their money purchasing this crap.

Rob Benwell = dodgy operator.