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Re: [Scam] Anthony Morrison/Hidden Millionaires Infomercial

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What's funny is that they'll send their money to someone they have never met and don't know but then come to a sight like this and say we are the ones lying.

Any particular reason my previous response was deleted?

reply to Doctor Four
Dear Mr. Morrison,
This is my true story. I bought your book, read it twice, was interested. "Ray" called from your organization--told me it was about $3700 for the next step. I asked what I got for that--his answer took three phone calls and even then there was very little info. I said I'd think about it. Then "John"--a super high pressure type and very rude--called, said for me the price was $7200. I told him about Ray; he said Ray worked for him. I called Ray, who said he never heard of John. I signed up with Ray anyway because I wanted to be an affiliate. Bad idea. I paid my $3700, got a pretty good web-based canned program, a website builder and a coach. My coach gave me eight 20-minute sessions, a total of 160 minutes of her time. Unfortunately it wasn't till the 4th session that I discovered she had given me the e-commerce program, not the affiliate program so I only got about half my coaching time. The coaching was hardly worthwhile anyway since she was new and knew not much more than I did. So I spent $3700 and a lot of time on what is essentially a do-it-yourself program I now find I could have gotten elsewhere for a lot less money and angst. As for your "replies" to your critics that appear on various websites, it strikes me that you are the ranter. Read your own words. Put that energy into building a truly professional program and maybe there won't be so many critics.

reply to Doctor Four
I went on and added his wikipedia page for deletion. It feels promotion adish to me.

»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Mo···eneur%29

Wonder how long before he or one of his shills come in and try to stop the deletion by sheer numbers. Probably will get ignored because of how relativity young such accounts would be and as such the attempt made known by those above me in wikipedia.

I'm not aware of any black markets where the purchase of older wikipedia accounts are for sale but I'm sure they exist.

Your argument to delete is solid, tracking back any pro page edits would be easy enough to show them for what they are.
Mahalo for thinking about a Wikipedia page - it never occurred to me.

Forgot how I got around to looking for it myself.

I found the account that made the Anthony page so watch for him.
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:BiH

reply to Doctor Four
edited to add, this is not in response to any other posters. Just my experience on topic

I bought this system and spent 4 days, (this was about 3 years ago) reading over ever piece of material, watched every instructional video many times, read both books twice to make sure I fully understood.

The second book was essentially the same as the first book but with the chronological order mixed up. It was mostly his stories about how great of a kid he was and that he seemed to do well trading baseball cards.

He emphasized how you could start making great amounts of money with very little time. I was unemployed at the time and decided to dive into the system full bore. I dedicated about 70 hours per week into this program for almost 11 weeks.
Before I continue, I'll save you the suspense and tell you now that I eventually received one check for about 4 dollars.

disclaimer:
NO I never signed up for and attended his special seminar for 4 thousand bucks. I was unemployed and broke, remember? But his vague infomercial evoked a lot of confidence that you could make the equivalent of a mediocre salary for just the cost of the basic program and under 20 hours a week of work.

The products that this program allows you to market are mostly unknown brand products that get very little search inquiries online.

For all products, you have to pay if a web surfer clicks on YOUR add.
For most products, you DO NOT get paid unless the web surfer clicks on your add, and buys something from the product merchant.

You actually end up almost spending more for every time a surfer clicks on your adds, than the adds compensate you for creating a sale for them.

Another thing you will find puzzling is how these sales are tracked.

If someone does click through an add and buys a product, how does the system know that the customer clicked through YOUR add? and not someone else's? This was never disclosed. I did call his customer service hotline and was unable to get an answer.

I also inquired as to how a merchant could get their products marketed through this program. The help hotline just redirected me numerous times and gave me phone numbers to different departments who eventually returned me back the first department.

One last thing before I go, because I'm really not so interested in slandering this crappy system to death. I have moved on with my life and just written it off as an unjust loss.
-You DO NOT need to even need to buy the program if you want to try it. The first part of the cheesy pamphlet shows the main page web address, I cant remember what it is now. But when you register online, it does NOT even require any information to identify you as someone who purchased his books and system. You just create a username and password. And most of the training material is actually there once you enter the sight, for free.
In case anyone misinterprets this ^^^ as any sort of positive review, let me clarify and sum it up for you.
This system is a joke
It is a waste of time. It is a waste of money. The products are junk duplicates of a million other web sold products. It is just crap. But if you really really insist on reading the book, save your ten bucks and look for a used version on Amazon.com for less than a buck.

I was so disappointed in this crappy system and am even more disappointed to see that other people still are too.

DONE
F*%# You Anthony

reply to Umitencho
does this actually work?, or is it total crap?

over 2200 posts and you have to ask?

reply to Doctor Four
Here is the 2018th post on this subject.

I believe that Morrison is totally dishonest and his program a total scam as his promises. Just my opinion.

Question of curiosity: What would you all do if someone actually was successful using his program and made some decent or impressive money? How could they ever convince or prove it to you?

Just curious. Nothing else. I never expect such a success story to appear, but if it did.

reply to Rhatten
Total Crap. The only one who is making any money off this system is Anthony Morrison and his cadre of close friends and that is off of people buying the program.