Anik Singal offers another questionable IM webinar
Anik Singal just spent his birthday pushing another piece of very questionable, “one click” marketing software. I don’t even want to mention the name of the product, but the site is directly associated with “Go Click Cash.com,” which is considered one of the worst IM products ever offered; even its affiliates were giving it bad reviews. Typically, tonight’s entire presentation was full of lies to makek the product seem more special than it actually is, e.g. “this system has never been offered before…” and “we are limiting it to only 20 memberships…”
Anik’s reputation has really taken a dive lately as he pushes crap (e.g. Cash Renegade) to his mailing lists. Anik has now graduated from video marketing sales letters to an even more effective marketing technique: webinars… Unfortunately, the quality of what he’s peddling has not improved… the message remains the same: “You too can earn tens of thousands of dollars a month with NO WORK, NO EFFORT.” His webinar is the live equivalent of a long sales letter, with all the same points:
- Secret system developed at the cost of thousands and thousands of dollars
- Software developed to automate a super-effective process that brings in bushels of money
- The owner quit his job as soon as he got his first check
- Only his closest friends and family have been allowed to profit… until now
- Only a few people will be allowed in
- Blah Blah Blah
What I don’t understand… from this particular webinar as well as these offers in general… is that if they are so successful at making so much money so consistenly, WHY would the owner offer it to anyone else (creating competition for themselves) AND also severely limit the amount of copies you are going to offer? It makes no sense whatsoever. I know that those attending the webinar should realize this and sign off, but I feel the blame should be placed on the scammer, not the victims.
I truly believe that, in his youth, Anik started his company trying to help and educate people. But now that he’s the ripe old age of 28, he obviously doesn’t care about anything except cash flow. He is recommending total crap to desperate people… offering hope and delivering nothing but another easy-money system that didn’t even have the decency to offer a 30-day guarantee.
Like a few other Internet Marketers before him, Anik has moved to the dark side, and he will now recommend anything to make a buck. MY own recommendation is — until he gets back on the right path (if ever) — to unsubscribe from his many lists and run for the hills when he makes any product recommendation.
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