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It’s refreshing to see someone who is not just discrediting people and throwing around the scam tag, but is willing to back up what they say. Maybe some of these guru’s should be willing to do the same. How about if you guarantee my success, instead of asking me for these sometimes huge investments up front, you partner with me by deduct the investment from my profits. Think they’ll go for that? Of course not. Thanks Matt for you post. Keep up the good work.

I subscribed to the Morrison Advertising Profits package this year in September and I was charged $39.00 against my credit card for web site access that I did not knowingly consent to. When I complained and asked for a refund, it was given immediately.

Did you ever get any feedback about this investment? I was also contacted and am considering the investment. Please let me know if you found anything. Thx.

Michael

I`ve found the `Scam Times` just by surfn and thinking
about money making from home` Thank you for the truth
Greetings from Germany Friedrich

It seems none of you have ANY knowledge of their programs, in which case you are not qualified to pass judgement. First off, his seminars cost 2k, not 4. And there is no recurring fee, he hosts any and all landing pages you build with his system for free; which in itself would offset his fee in a few years. Plus the tools he gives his students (research tools, ad creation tools, etc.) are priceless in my opinion. The time saved using them is invaluable.

But yes, you could figure AM out by yourself, his program teaches you how to be efficient at it. I implemented his program after attending his seminar. Although it did take me a few weeks to get the hang of it, I am not making a little over $2,000 a month and I am more than happy with that.

I understand how his program could sound like a scam (especially when there are so many our there that are) but you really should know what you are talking about before slandering someones name like that. Go to his seminar, perhaps you’ll learn something.

I am not on their payroll, just a student who happened to wander onto this page. I won’t say that his program will instantly make you millions because that’s not true. Just like any true business it takes TIME and EFFORT to make money, and he makes no delusions otherwise. The only people that pot these reports are either uninformed (read: ignorant), or someone who did attend his seminar and didn’t bother actually putting the work in and don’t understand why it didn’t work for them. Take their words with a pile of salt.

It’s “lose,” not “loose” the attitude.

Is Jamie Lewis a scam artist?

Please everybody just calm down. This guy is just trying to help us make some money and find that precious economic independence we are looking for so desperately . I got laid off from the car business I used to work for complaining about my comission.
I sold a $38,000.00 truck and they paid me $150.00 could you bielieve that ? . I wanted to punch my boss that’s why I said enough is enough !!!!!!

I’m only going to make one simple, very strong suggestion here. I’m an accountant, most of my clients are small businesses and you’d be surprised how many people out there can get sucked into these types of scams, you certainly are not alone. The one thing I tell everyone is a fairly simple rule of thumb, simply check any and every company’s rating with the better business bureau, online at http://www.bbb.org . If there’s a poor rating, numerous complaints, or no information at all, don’t buy anything from them, end of story. It’s really that simple. There’s no legitimate successful companies running constant infomercials that wouldn’t be registered with the Better Business Bureau, so if they’re not registered, they’re likely to run this scam for a year or so, then just move on to the next scam. So if the Bible School guy on here emails you and it’s a Fortune 500 company as he speaks of, well start at bbb.org, take care.