Russell Brunson GiveaAwayWebsite Scam
By Review Boss on Jan 11, 2008 with Comments 41
GiveAwayWebsite- Russell Brunson’s Latest Robbery!
I think I should have written this review little earlier so that I could have saved few people’s money. At the time of writing this there are only 27 slots left out of 100; Which means Russell already ripped 73 people’s $297 and 27 will be ripped-off soon.
The BLATANT Lie
In his sales letter Russell says “I’ll give you $100 for every free website that you give away!”
You’d be CRAY to miss this opportunity if you really get paid $100 for giving away free website. And if the deal is real there is no problem in paying $297 upfront.
How it Work?
Once you pay $297 you will become Russell’s business partner (?!) You’ll get the opportunity to give away his free Wordpress blogs to anyone you like.
That’s great!
But how will I get paid?
That’s the secret (catch)
Your customer should purchase a web hosting which you recommend. The hosting company will pay you $100 commission if your customer paid for 1 year hosting in advance. If your customer decides to pay monthly you’ll earn $10 recurring commission.
I hope you understand what I said. Almost all web hosting company’s pay around $100 commission to their affiliates in order to acquire a new customer. It’s not a big secret.
Read everything carefully and save $297; and actually earn money
Start your own Free Wordpress Bog Installation Service:
- First join Hostgator.com affiliate program. Depending on volume you’ll get paid upto $125 per new customer you refer to them.
- Install and customize Wordpress on your client’s hosting account. Learn about Worpress SEO, plugins, themes (all free)
- Next goto eZineArticles.com and choose around 20 good articles in your niche. Initially post 5 articles and spread remaining articles for one month (Use WP’s Timestamp feature for this)
- Help your client by submitting blog to few good RSS and Blog directories. Optionally, you can write couple of article and submit to article directories.
Now the question is how you’ll get new clients?
The same way you’d be getting new clients had you paid $297 to Russell! (I don’t know if Russell gonna teach how to get new clients)
Post ad on Craigslist, USFreeAds or some other classified ads. Go to some Internet marketing forum and place a add like this:
I’ll install Wordpress blog on your server, fully customize it with great looking theme and plugin; SEO it and update content for one full month. This service it absolutely FREE. You just have to purchase hosting from one of the web hosting company I recommend.
With little bit of work and marketing you can easily get atleast 10-30 new clients every month… That’s $1000-$3000 per month!
Don’t know anything about WordPress? Want to know how to play with Wordpress?
If you can afford $67, I highly recommend you to invest on Wordpress Profit Machine. This video guide will tech you everything about blogging, wordpress, customization, SEO and getting traffic etc. I recommend it even if you are just interested in earning money by blogging. Of course, you can learn everything about blogging for free online. However, sometimes spending money on good resources eases the job.
Conclusion:
I really feel sorry for those 100 people who paid (or will be) $297 to Russell Brunson and becoming a victim of another “Guru Scam”
Here is links:
GiveAwayWebsite.com
HostGator.com
Wordpress Profit Machine (aff link)
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Yes I ordered Russells $20 MP3 player loaded up 8 weeks ago but still haven’t received it. I emailed them and got a reply saying they would have it sent immediately. That was 2 weeks ago and I am still waiting. I did get to download the micro continuity content first up so I am only out of pocket for the MP3 player. $20 for an international post made sure he was paid the postage, the MP3 player and some. I stayed for the first month of lessons at $97 but cancelled as I felt it was very little info for the money and what he had already told me via the MP3 anyway. I was disappointed to find when I cancelled I couldn’t get access to the info I had already paid for which I think was rude.
I am not concerned as I think the micro continuity idea was great for my niche and feel I got some value and will make money using it but I won’t ever buy from him again. The idea that he makes 10mil a year doing business this way is a joke.
Further to my post above in all fairness to Russell, I eventually received my MP3 player 3 times. They took forever but true to their word they were sent out and they didn't want the extras back. I have changed my mind about Russell and did buy from him again to hear how Vince James made 100 mil in a year or whatever. I think Russell provides great ideas and I certainly have made use of lots of them and it has cost me peanuts. You just need to be careful what you pay for but the guy obviosly is thinking about the future and does the right thing by people.
I was saddened to see Russell promoting the 12 Month Millionaire product. The product was created by a totally unrepentant conman. I had expected so much better from Russell. Heard he is a Mormon and so was surprised to see his has partnered with a known criminal
I think taking the moral high ground is admirable Chris but I for one wanted to hear this guys story and so far have got good ideas from it. The fact that he is a unrepentant conman as you call him is his karma to deal with and perhaps Russell does sound like he is in awe of this guy but Russell has always struck me as someone whose main priority is making money. He is still very young though and maybe that will change once he is rich and starting to look at other ways of fulfilling himself in life.
I don't think you could call it a scam but rather a clever marketing ply. A scam is where you pay for something and don't receive it and Russell does provide what he promises it is just there is a smarter way to do it. I have to say I have got a lot of valuable information from Russell and paid very little for it and I for one am glad I came across him. You just need to do your homework and think about things before you pay up and it could still be a good deal if you are time poor.
I was reading this blog Nov 11 2009… Prompted by a bad experience with the Russel Bronson – Dot Com company. I accepted one of the so called – "Free"dvds that he offered two years ago. The statment that you are joining his membership group at $39.95 a month following a 30 day period WAS NOT prominently displayed in his E-Mails or in the Pitch Page..
The fact about the {Recurring monthly} "membership fee" was only discovered after the charges appeared in my bank statements. These charges were not anticipated and caused additional loss overdrafts that amounted to well over $100 dollars over 2 months later.
I never recovered all the money that was taken. The claim was that the details were in the fine print of the agreement and that membership fees are non refundable. That is clearly a "Rip Off". i was "Riped Off"
I only recovered one monthly charge and nothing of the lost bank charges.
Total losses for the free dvd was over $149.00
Never accept any thing offered free from Russel Brunsen, or anyone else. The shipping fees are a ploy to get your credit card numbers to rip you off later. If you look carefully in the small print of the accompanying agreement, You may find a reference to the later charges that are not revealed in the advertisement.
Nothing is ever Free as stated, If you consider all the facts. My advice is to steer clear of any add that luars you into buying or accepting anything that is "free".
I’m not sure about Russell Brunsons later products but i think the last one loked pretty good because it was only $9 for shiping and I got a free mp3 player with it.
and the info was not to bad, It did help me to earn some money online,over $300 my first day. But I would be intrested to know what you know to keep it safe in the future my friend.
Thanks for the in put
Mark Edward Sansom