I am sure you have discovered that every single day a completely new and amazing program is being released to show men and women how to make money on the web. I am sure you already know that many of these so called miracle programs are nothing but garbage. Don't misunderstand me you can find some excellent programs and software that can help you to generate money online. These kinds of programs are being released so fast simply because people know that people will buy them, and that is all the creators of the programs want. The Instant Passive Profits program is something that I bought to see what and how it works and this is my review of that program.
To begin with on the sales page you will see a gentleman talking to you, and letting you know that he has been where you are now. The page is quite plain, as there is no content on the page other than the video. As you view the video you may believe that the guy on the video is actually telling you the truth. In the video clip he goes on about all the people online that never tell you what their product or service is or how it works. Now, the portion of the video that threw up the very first red flag is that he also doesn't let you know what his product or service is either. However something he does do, is he displays himself making use of the software which only takes a few seconds and then he says he is done for the day.
Right now, lets get to the truth of the product. I order all the new systems that come out to see if they truly work or not, and then I let people know if the program is worth the cash. Well, after I purchased the program and went through about 10 to 15 more, up sell pages I finally got to the program. Needless to say I decided not to take any of the 10 to 15 up sells I was presented.
The system itself is simply a search engine URL scraper. This is actually funny, the software gives you the website URL's of the search engine results, for what ever keyword or keyword phase you had it look for. Now that you've got the particular URL's that you could easily get from the search engines yourself, you now have to pay another $100 and join a pay per view program and enter these URL's inside their system. You will find that you are provided the link to register to the pay per view program and not shockingly, it is their affiliate link, so that they earn commissions after you join.
The product sales video itself is very deceptive, as your told that it only takes a matter of moments each day to get all the traffic you want. These people naturally, don't tell you that once you buy their program you still have to fork out another $100 to "maybe" get this to work. You can actually get these URL's yourself by going to the search engines and also searching for the keyword phrase. Simply speaking this is just another product which doesn't deliver what they promise. If you really want a good product for driving traffic, I recommend the "Magic Traffic Accelerator".
To begin with on the sales page you will see a gentleman talking to you, and letting you know that he has been where you are now. The page is quite plain, as there is no content on the page other than the video. As you view the video you may believe that the guy on the video is actually telling you the truth. In the video clip he goes on about all the people online that never tell you what their product or service is or how it works. Now, the portion of the video that threw up the very first red flag is that he also doesn't let you know what his product or service is either. However something he does do, is he displays himself making use of the software which only takes a few seconds and then he says he is done for the day.
Right now, lets get to the truth of the product. I order all the new systems that come out to see if they truly work or not, and then I let people know if the program is worth the cash. Well, after I purchased the program and went through about 10 to 15 more, up sell pages I finally got to the program. Needless to say I decided not to take any of the 10 to 15 up sells I was presented.
The system itself is simply a search engine URL scraper. This is actually funny, the software gives you the website URL's of the search engine results, for what ever keyword or keyword phase you had it look for. Now that you've got the particular URL's that you could easily get from the search engines yourself, you now have to pay another $100 and join a pay per view program and enter these URL's inside their system. You will find that you are provided the link to register to the pay per view program and not shockingly, it is their affiliate link, so that they earn commissions after you join.
The product sales video itself is very deceptive, as your told that it only takes a matter of moments each day to get all the traffic you want. These people naturally, don't tell you that once you buy their program you still have to fork out another $100 to "maybe" get this to work. You can actually get these URL's yourself by going to the search engines and also searching for the keyword phrase. Simply speaking this is just another product which doesn't deliver what they promise. If you really want a good product for driving traffic, I recommend the "Magic Traffic Accelerator".
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You've done it again - blown some cash on subliminal mp3s and still waiting around for something? Kinda sucks when you spend your time waiting around... and waiting. We understand - you have to see more info to believe it.
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