Selling a membership website....

[WannaBeGeekster]

Jeremie,

I think this might do fairly well on Clickbank right now. Making money in a bull market is very possible. Especially if you can learn to pick the right stocks to sell short on. And people are looking for ways to make any kind of money in the market right now.

I don't think the site is that bad at all. I wouldn't mind talking to you more about any JV opportunity.

-WBG

[benitez17]

Jeremie,

I think this might do fairly well on Clickbank right now. Making money in a bull market is very possible. Especially if you can learn to pick the right stocks to sell short on. And people are looking for ways to make any kind of money in the market right now.

I don't think the site is that bad at all. I wouldn't mind talking to you more about any JV opportunity.

-WBG

You think we're in a bull market? Also, Clickbank has been cracking down on these types of products, based on my dealings with them.

Jeremie, what makes these products better than the volumes of free information available from sites like Investopedia and others?

[Jeremie]

You think we're in a bull market?

I try not to promote or sell things that I personally haven't tried for myself, but I can say that with this product it doesn't matter what type of market we are in, (and no this is not a sales pitch, just the truth) because the techniques taught and if followed correctly will enable you to make money no matter what way the market goes. Actually, I just finished a batch of trading and made some money, it's not 1000's and 1000's but it is consistent...

Also, Clickbank has been cracking down on these types of products, based on my dealings with them.

Clickbank isn't the only show on the road... who says you have to use them specifically? Besides, all they can say is no, and if that is the case so what, there are countless ways to get the word out about this if you are motivated enough to do so, I just am not really familiar with most of them... (Not meant as a come back or put down, just my opinion)

Jeremie, what makes these products better than the volumes of free information available from sites like Investopedia and others?

Don't know, haven't heard of those products to give an honest opinion for or against. I suppose what makes these products better is the "convenience factor" you don't have to spend a great deal of time rummaging through the Internet researching and cyphering through all of the information available to determine what works or not. You can take a chance for $37 to see if what I have works and if you aren't lazy and are willing to take the time and follow directions you can make some money using options and do so in far less time than it would take if you tried to figure it out for yourself.

But as far as this being better than free information.... who knows? I am sure that the experienced investor would know what is better... but the way I see it if you were making money in the market already why would you want to buy this product anyways? No, I think this product is more for the beginner or novice trader looking to learn what options are and how to make money trading them... Perhaps...

Thanks for the questions, made me think...

Jeremie

[benitez17]

I try not to promote or sell things that I personally haven't tried for myself, but I can say that with this product it doesn't matter what type of market we are in, (and no this is not a sales pitch, just the truth) because the techniques taught and if followed correctly will enable you to make money no matter what way the market goes. Actually, I just finished a batch of trading and made some money, it's not 1000's and 1000's but it is consistent...

These types of statements are likely to get you sued. You used it to make money in 2008?

Clickbank isn't the only show on the road... who says you have to use them specifically? Besides, all they can say is no, and if that is the case so what, there are countless ways to get the word out about this if you are motivated enough to do so, I just am not really familiar with most of them... (Not meant as a come back or put down, just my opinion)

I never said you did have to use Clickbank. I think you would have a hard time getting approved by them. As you said, they certainly aren't the only game in town, or even the best one.

Don't know, haven't heard of those products to give an honest opinion for or against. I suppose what makes these products better is the "convenience factor" you don't have to spend a great deal of time rummaging through the Internet researching and cyphering through all of the information available to determine what works or not. You can take a chance for $37 to see if what I have works and if you aren't lazy and are willing to take the time and follow directions you can make some money using options and do so in far less time than it would take if you tried to figure it out for yourself.

But as far as this being better than free information.... who knows? I am sure that the experienced investor would know what is better... but the way I see it if you were making money in the market already why would you want to buy this product anyways? No, I think this product is more for the beginner or novice trader looking to learn what options are and how to make money trading them... Perhaps...

Thanks for the questions, made me think...

Jeremie

I'm always looking to buy financial sites, especially ones selling a product, but I just don't see the value being offered here, which makes the site a tough sell without any history of financial success, and the liabilities you're opening up with some of the statements in the sales pitch make me want to run for the hills.

Is this information original content, or PLR?