Comments on: What’s the deal?

By: Bent

Bent — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 11:31:32 +0000

Hello. Always be nice to those younger than you, because they are the ones who will be writing about you.
I am from United and learning to write in English, give please true I wrote the following sentence: “Casino royale, nor own they make or investigate tournaments while running, because it would use their sign and trademark.”

Thanks for the help :), Bent.

By: Pavit

Pavit — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 10:14:05 +0000

Hello everyone. My father hated radio and could not wait for television to be invented so he could hate that too.
I am from France and know bad English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: “The merchant sports rental.”

Thanks ;). Pavit.

By: Umberto

Umberto — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:27:41 +0000

Dear James, I wrote you a lot of mails telling you what is my problem, You the Gurus never can get access to your thousands of subscriber’s mails.
In my case, I told you I cannot use a US available Credit Card, and, until I fix my problem, my deal were to send a Pay Order by Western Union to your name not only for one dollar but for the ammount you want. After that, you can send me the Instant MLM -AS A GIFT- whatever you want to call.
Now: What is your deal?

Best wishes.

Umberto

Hi Umberto,

Sorry about that, I didn’t get the email. I have a support desk that handles everything.

You can send a money for $297 USD. That will cover the Platinum Lifetime membership so you’ll never have to worry about the monthly payment.

If that is ok, submit a help desk ticket: http://JamesGrandstaff.com/helpdesk and we’ll give the address to send the money order to.

- James

By: Pam

Pam — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:15:04 +0000

Hi James,

I was excited about the mlm squeeze pages and the e-books and almost joined instantly.
I am still thinking about joining and using the squeeze pages to promote my mlm, but I don’t like joining something for $1 trial, if it causes me to pay more after the trial to join permanently. I would rather wait and pay the one-time $297 to join. I understand it is not an option after you start the $1 trial.If it was, I would have joined by now.
Also I do not have an aweber account yet, and do not want to spend money to get it started and set one up until I actually have someone to e-mail to. I wasn’t happy about people having to re-opt in with aweber, but I believe that has been fixed at the platinum level, so that is one more reason I need to just do the platinum and skip the trial.

Pam

By: John

John — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:48:16 +0000

Hello James,

The main reason, I suppose, is that my site is not quite ready yet, and probably won’t be for another month. You see, my site is for the purchase of E-books fiction in a specific genre here in the United Kingdom. I have still work to do in getting more books on line before I can really launch it. By all means, take a look at it if you wish at the above URI. Many thanks.

Kindest Regards,
John

By: Joseph

Joseph — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 21:09:59 +0000

So how will this help me if I am a total beginner and have absolutely no list to send anything to in order to drive traffic towards these squeeze pages?

Hi Joseph,

I suggest you start by watching the “Squeeze Page Traffic Secrets” videos (look for them in the right side bar under my picture) to get an idea of why you should be collecting names and email addresses of your website visitors. And the first step in doing that, is by generating traffic. The videos cover a free traffic method you can use right away.

Hope the videos help…

- James

By: Joel

Joel — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:37:19 +0000

James, thanks for your comments. Honest and straightforward this time. They are appreciated. I indeed am marketing MLM and intend to continue doing so, but it just irritates me so much to see snide comments like Daniel’s popping up in a forum that is supposed to be for “members” of your program.

I “thought” we were all in this together and assisting each other with suggestions, advice and comments that are useful and not condecending.

Thanks again, and as I said before, I will stick with it for now. It has genereated 2 leads in only a few days, so it hasn’t been a waste of my time. I don’t invest in programs lightly, and I don’t invest in them if I don’t plan to follow through, however, it is frustrating when there is so much thrown at you so fast in the first few days, and all of your videos do not do justice to the details that need to be taken care of in those few days. Sure, they explain all the steps, but it would be nice if you had a manuscript of all of those steps as well. Just a suggestion. Video’s are great for some, but some of us prefer to read and follow step-by-step until we are more comfortable. Not all of us were born in the “video” generation. LOL

Thanks agian for your candor, and hopefully we can alleviate any negativity in the future.

Best regards,

Joel

By: Joel

Joel — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 03:27:20 +0000

Well Daniel, and James, it seems you are quick to belittle those of us that had enough faith in you to PURCHASE your products, but when we express concerns and ask for assistance, we get snide remarks like “get a refund and go somewhere else,” it makes one wonder just how much you REALLY want to help people succeed as you claim.

I took a leap of faith in this program because you sounded legitimate. I still haven’t lost all faith, and I have setup everything according to your instructions. So far, 2 leads. Okay, its only been a few days, so 2 leads is better then no leads. I’ll stick around awhile and see how things go.

And for Daniel specifically, not everyone here “plays games” you smart assed little boy. Some of us have more experience in this world and on this internet then you will ever dream of having. I don’t appreciate morons like you making comments to people that have legitimate questions. I am retired military (by the way sonny, I worked with Admiral Grace Hopper on the DARPANET (That’s the great grandmommy of the internet if you need to know that)), worked as a programmer and instructor for the internet for 30 years, and now I have to listen to idiots spouting off about “get your money back and go play game.”

P L E A S E… Grow up!

Hi Joel,

First off, thank you for your business and for having faith in me and this marketing system. Second, I can understand if all of this is overwhelming… and that is why I made the comment about asking for a refund if this (or any product) doesn’t suit your needs or match your exact goal set. I have been doing this long enough to know if a product isn’t right for a specific person or not. I’m not trying to “get rich” off of people who have no use for it or don’t put it to good use for that matter. I want the right people using it and benefiting from it.

My problem with any and ALL negative comments from people is simply this… negativity breeds negativity and there is enough of it in the world. If someone doesn’t like this product (or any product) their attitude SHOULD be (IMO) “Ok, that looks cool, but I just don’t think it’s right for me” and move on. Unless of course you get downright scammed by a company or individual.

Now, in your particular case (as a paying customer) if you have a question or a technical problem, please submit a help desk ticket and we’ll get your questions answered as soon as possible (the link is inside the member’s area of IMSP, click “Support”.) No one is left high and dry as you referred to in your comment: “Once your program is sold, where is the help? In your bank account?”

The problem I see all the time.. is when a product developer releases a new product, the negative feedback tends to be from people who the product truly isn’t suited for in the first place. You mentioned “I don’t know for sure yet if I see a future in MLM. MLM leaves a bad taste in too many people’s mouth, and it is a tough market to reach.”

Based on your comment, it seems as if you’re not 100% committed to building a MLM downline, yes? If your answer is yes, then this product isn’t for you. It’s for people who want to generate a list of people interested in MLM (hence the themed squeeze pages) and then proceed to follow-up with their new prospects to discover if their MLM opportunity will help solve their needs. Much like I’m discovering my product isn’t solving the needs of a few of my new customers. Therefore, the best thing to do in this case is to move on and find a system or training that best suits your goals and meets your needs.

If you want, I’ll get on the phone with you and discuss your situation and see if we can find something better suited for you. The internet offers tons and tons of ways to make money. Example: Frank Kern makes $1,000,000 per year selling a $47 audio program that teaches people how to train their dogs not to chew the couch… all without hitting or scolding them.

Let me know…

It’s getting late, I should go.

Best to you,
- James

By: John

John — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:58:01 +0000

Come on guys this is suppose to help the New Internet Marketer.

Let’s take a look at this:

Your New to Internet Marketing, your hopes are high of making money online. Along come a system that tells you, you need a list and with Squeeze Pages you can build your list. Now with the help of a couple of Videos you get some information about using Traffic Exchanges to do this. Now in my opinion Traffic Exchanges are a waste of time I’ve used them since 2005 with zero response (I don’t know about you).
All I see is that the owner is the one building his list from the members that sign up, so you spend a lot of time clicking for credits to get your pages shown, again to no end.

I must admit I’ve jumped on everything that has sounded good over the last 3yrs, all I’ve wanted is something to give me results even if it was slow in doing so.

You say you can import your leads into
Aweber, now I have used Aweber before and found it very hard to use (now I don’t know if it’s just me), there affiliate program is only 2 tier if I remember that’s not much in the way of income referring others.

The guru’s are making all the money because they know a lot of things we don’t as New Marketers, example: I didn’t know until recently that if you refer people to download Mozilla Firefox browser who haven’t done so before you get a $1 for that, ummmm interesting I thought, now what other things are out there that New People don’t know about.

So tell me once I’ve built my list which I’ve never gotten over a hundred names before ever, how do I promote to them I no nothing about email promotions as I’m New, I don’t know much about affiliate marketing either as I’m still New, as for developing my own product, where do I start to find what product to design as it seems like everything has been done to death.

I was involved in MLM for 10yrs and when I asked what to do next the answer was always just keep doing what your doing…. I didn’t know what I was doing.

So these programs are good for the person who designed them as all the New People flock to them thinking they are going to get off the ground and retire from the dreaded JOB and after 6 to 12 months they see know result at all, so they quit. We need something more I don’t know what but something.

A $1 offer isn’t enough.

John

By: Daniel

Daniel — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:42:49 +0000

James,
After reading all the comments I see why 98% of people fail on the Internet. You give a complete system, you show them how to advertise, free giveaway products, the only trick is to set-up the system, follow instructions, and give it a honest 30 day trial period. What it will teach you is to stay focused, and honestly give the system the two hours per day. If it’s the $20.00 bucks, Then cancel, and go back to playing games, just don’t bitch until you have given it a honest try.
They don’t have to use the Instant MLM squeeze page product, they can promote any product the same way. WARNING: Work required!

Hey Daniel,

Thanks for saying that because it’s so true. Some people just don’t get it and never will. To bad for them… they’ll be stuck working some crummy job they dislike for the rest of their lives. To bad really.

- James