Matthew Lepre, founder of Ecom Warrior Academy, has done over $100,000 in sales in just the last seven days alone. This, according to the YouTube ad I just watched. Matthew says he’s verified on Instagram with nearly 300,000 subscribers. Also, he’s been seen in Forbes, Entrepreneur, CNN, as well as several other big publications. But can you trust him? Read on.
Timothy Sykes is a penny stock trader who has turned roughly $12,000 into nearly $5 million dollars. You’ve probably seen him on social media trading from his laptop in all sorts of breathtaking locations around the globe. “And I’ve been all over the media ’cause frankly I have a big mouth and I love talking about this stuff,” he admits.
Dustin Hahn, in a new YouTube ad, says he’ll show me how to find properties that are 40-90% below market value. All it takes is five simple steps. I won’t need to leave the house. I don’t need any previous real estate experience. And I’ll be able to close one to two deals a month and make money as a real estate investor, even in today’s market.
Mindvalley’s Vishen Lakhiani claims you can access altered states of mind to transform your reality. How? By buying their 12 hour masterclass, The Silva Ultramind System. The cost is $399 or three monthly installments of $149. Read on to see if it’s worth your money.
Tai Lopez said the following in a new YouTube ad: “One book a week. But not many people have time for that. I understand. So I created a company with my business partner, Alex, called MentorBox. We turn books like this into video format. We’ve got New York Times bestselling authors, Nobel Prize winners, Pulitzer Prize winners [all] teaching their books. Like Warren Buffett says, the more you learn, the more you earn. One of my favorite sayings. Give us seven minutes and we’ll change your life. Seven minutes a day.”
Lance Ippolito has a trading secret he calls the Shadow Blitz. Thanks to some little-known regulatory loopholes, he’s able to gain a short-term information advantage that allows him to buy stocks right before they explode. The result? Profits of twenty-four thousand eight hundred and forty dollars (or more) every single week. This, according to his YouTube ad I just watched. Are you as skeptical as I am? Let’s hear him out, go from there. Scroll down for my Shadow Blitz Alerts review.
Chance Anthony Welton says flipping leads is the key to unlocking those sweet, sweet stacks of cash. He and his partner, Abdul Samad Farooqi, reveal their tantalizing secrets inside their program. It’s all about setting up digital billboards on Facebook, Google, and Instagram, snagging leads for cheap, and reselling ’em for a profit. Voila! Lead flipping. But is it legit? And what’s the catch? And just how much will it set you back? Keep reading for my Modern Millionaires review.
Benjamin Tan is a millionaire Amazon FBA seller living in Singapore. In a promotional video for LeapVista, he had this to say: “We are officially entering into an economic recession. Millions of people are losing their jobs or being forced to go on paid leave. But Amazon just announced that they’re hiring 100,000 more employees in the U.S. during this crisis. And it doesn’t take a genius to figure out that this crisis has increased Amazon’s business. And there has never been a better time for you to start selling on Amazon.”
Matt Par, in his latest YouTube ad, asks if you’d like to know how he got over a million subscribers. Without showing his face. And without recording or making any videos. In total, Matt has nine different YouTube channels that make him over six figures a year. He’s hosting a free training that will reveal how to find the best niches; how to generate tons of videos super quickly; and how to go viral and rack up millions of views on your videos.
Walmart Automation Alliance: if you’re reading this, you’ve seen their YouTube ad. You know, the one with the paid actor, above, reading from a script? Touting their done-for-you Walmart dropshipping service as the opportunity of a lifetime? Yeah. That one. Where do I even start? So many questions.
Tom Wang has the fastest way to an Amazon business in 2023. You can make an extra $5,000, $10,000, or even $50,000 or more every single month. Flip the script. Instead of just buying things off Amazon.com, be the one selling them. Pick the right products, source ’em from China using Tom’s rock-bottom pricing process, then launch your Amazon store with his proprietary rank and bank process. I hate to be a Debbie Downer, but I doubt it’s that easy. Read on for my FBA Masterclass review.
Jeff Lerner’s YouTube ad starts out: “It’s a fact. In the new economy, average people are becoming millionaires faster and easier than ever before. But how do they do it? According to the news, the whole world’s falling apart. Well, that’s the million dollar question. Now if you’re not interested in the million dollar answer, go ahead and skip to the end of this video,” he says, hopping into his Can-Am.
Christian and Rasmus Mikkelsen are the twin brothers behind Publishing.com. Christian claims the best way to make money with Amazon today is not by selling physical products like everyone thinks. Nope, he and Rasmus have found something that’s far better for the average person. That something is audiobooks, sold on Amazon’s sister company, Audible. The advantages? Less competition, less risk, better margins, and more scalability as compared to physical products. Read on for my review.
Nick Estes has a new way to invest in real estate. With it, you can make anywhere from $5k to $50k per month from the comfort of your own home. No need to buy the property. Or do repairs. And you don’t need any sort of real estate license or even any prior experience for that matter. All this, according to his Facebook ad I just saw.
Payton Welch, in a recent YouTube ad for Inbound Closer, begins by saying: “Look, you’ve got a bunch of douchebags in Lambos telling you it’s easy to start an online business. But actually it’s not. Those guys are actually full of you know what. It’s not hard to rent a Lambo.” Okay, awesome pattern interrupt. He’s got my attention. Now what? Let’s cruise through this ad together and see what it’s all about, shall we? Scroll down for my no-nonsense Inbound Closer review.