Peace!

Can’t anybody really help a dumb/scared newbie to just to get to a level that they too can make something without being disappointing all the time? Or is this the nature of the beast in Internet marketing?
I am just about to give up once and for all cause…who can you trust?

Thank you for the great comment. I totally agree with you on the Michael Jones’ code products. I find it sad that we have predators like these out there, praying on people that are in many, if not most cases, desperate to make a few extra bucks just to get through each month.

Regarding the refunds at Clickbank… that one is easy, you simply “forward” your Clickbnak receipt to this one: refunds [at] clickbank.com
I’ve done this a few times myself. I actually purchave every single product I review (I’m one of very few). And I just have one rule.. if the product(program) has some value than I’m happy to pay.. if it’s nothing more than hype or rehased old junk the I ask for the refund

In case you read this William… would you mind sharing with us what product you have bought that lived up to expectations?

Cheers,
Tryggvi

I was a click away from buying it for $33 (I always navigate away from a salespage to see if there’s a popup discount offer, if there is, I do it again just to see if there’s another popup “friends and family” discount offer…).

I already have “Mass Article Control/Creator/Submitter” and others, so that part of the “Profit Miracle” did not excite me.

I also ignored the “set & forget” part…never applies to article marketing since there is always tweaking needed.

What caught my eye was the alleged unique articles “Profit Miracle” would supposedly crank out with each click. The above reviews/comments reflect the resulting articles to be of extremely poor quality…hence my decision NOT to purchase “Profit Miracle”.

The Michael Jones comments also caught my eye…I recently purchased “The Cash Code” only to be severely disappointed – I already knew all the material. I bought the upsell (yeah, I was on an idiot roll..click..click) which turned out to be 1 year old PLR ebooks already exhausted on Clickbank. I snagged “The Affiliate Code” and “something else Code” as a freebie bonus (nope, I ain’t sharing the trick).

All in all, those Michael Jones’ “Code” products are not worth the money…now if he combined ALL of his “Code” products, prominently listed them as super newbie training material – not for intermediate/advanced users – and charged less than $47 for ALL “Code” products as a bundle, THEN it would be an outstanding bargain…for super newbies only.

I don’t understand the comments concerning individuals not really existing.

And yes, I’m now scouring my credit card receipts, Clickbank receipts, to see what I can still get refunds for (within 60days, no questions asked) and apply to something else.

Again, Thanks to all of you!

William B. Doyle
(too bad we can’t put a resource box in here…)

PS: personally I bought Profit Miracle and I would suggest to buy it, try it and if not satisfy just ask for your money back!

Definitely NOT BUYING – also found it too good to be true and this review topic just sealed my decision.

Set it and forget it? Really… Forget it!

Buyers need to really be alert when reading the salespage, reviews, and comments involved. Seek real feedback, not what you want to hear. From the more expanded reviews on what the Profit Miracle Article offers – I’m not convinced it is truly automated as it claims to be. If it is too good to be true – then it probably is!

A might lesson to product owners selling their stuff and affiliates promoting them: sell and promote trust and quality or be associated with Hype and Refunds and Unsubcribers!

The fact that all user testimonies – at present time of this posting – on the salespage are all from people who got free copies is second rate at best! This complies with FTC rules on disclosure, but is one main alarm for no real user feedback except the assistant Lance who may or may not be a real person.

Bottom line: Buyers are smart, not stupid! Product owners and promoters: Be true in your words and your products – and in this case – I’m keeping my money!

-fmar