Don't Let This Scammer Lighten Your wallet

There is a product making it's way around the web that you really need to be aware of and keep at arms length.  It looks great, and if you're like me, you'll be strongly tempted to buy it.  After all, if you see the presentation, you'll want the product.   It promises to make your traffic and marketing problems melt away and release you  to carry your sackfulls of money to the bank. More importantly for me, it would save me hours and hours of time.

I ran across this product, or more accurately non-product, on a traffic exchange the other day.  It was called  Success with Anthony Morrison.

Anthony is a very charming young man.  His presentation is very convincing and the software he describes is to die for.   I saw it.  I wanted it.

On the other hand,  I wasn't born yesterday and the $ 997.00 price tag warranted some thought and further investigation, so I clicked off.   Well, who would have been surprised?  Another page came back at me reducing the price, and another, and another, until the price came down to $ 20.00.

So, twenty bucks wasn't going to send me to the poorhouse, I was overwhelmed by curiosity, and I really really wanted that software.  So I bought it, knowing there would be upsells.  There always are. 

But I wasn't prepared for what happened next.

I received the usual welcoming letter and log in/access link in an email. When going there, I needed to fill out a bunch of other information, which included my phone number, before I could access the product.  After I did that, I got access to a bunch of other links offering  "free" websites and other stuff.  But no access to the product I'd purchased.  I didn't want this stuff.  I wanted the software.

Clicking on the "free websites" link I encountered the first upsell.  I would need to have a hosting service to proceed and it would be necessary to use the host they recommend  I'm familiar with the host.  It's K R A P!  And inordinately expensive.  Still no access to my software.

Clicking on the other links, one by one, I encountered one upsell after another.  But no access link to my software.  Plenty of pressure to buy more stuff though.  I recognized this for what it was.  The software was non-existent.  This was one of those scams that hook you in and keep you spending money ad infinitum.  You can get hooked for thousands of dollars here, all while being led on to that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow;  the colorful arch that has no end.  I cancelled the account.

Next day I received a phone call from them.  The caller asked me if I had a credit card so that he could put me down for a revolutionary product that would literally turn my life around and generate untold riches for me.  When I informed this worthy that I had already cancelled, he hung up so hard that my right ear is still ringing.

So OK.  Don't take my word for this.  Here's another story you can read about.  Copy and paste this URL into your browser, or click on it  and get another viewpoint.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Success-with-Anthony-Morrison/internet/Success-with-Anthony-Morrison-Anthony-Morrison-Anthony-Morrison-is-major-ripoff-Internet-1097038.

You'll be able to read a bunch of ripoff reports on Anthony Morrison here.  I could have saved myself a lot of time and aggravation by going here first.  But the description of this apparently non-existent software was so enticing, I wanted this so badly, that I simply forged ahead, knowing that I could always generate a dispute over the $ 20.00 charge I had incurred if things went wrong.  That dispute, of course, is now in play.

Don't waste your time with this guy.  If you encounter his pitch, run like hell.

Werner L. Knoepp
Excutive Director
LeQuadrillage Research Group
Member
12Second Commute .