Why I’m NOT endorsing the Affiliatedotcom launch

affiliatedotcom.com launch : Why I'm NOT endorsing it

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Get ready to have your email in-box slammed with email from all the “gurus” pushing the latest big launch.

This time it’s the “Affiliatedotcom” product.

Rather than give you my take AGAIN on “big launches” I’ll just direct you to the best article I ever wrote on the subject of “big launches”.  Click here to read my “big launch” article (link will open in a new window).  That article got about 100 comments posted to it last time…and I’m sure even more readers will have some thoughts after this, my latest “guru rebellion”.

No wonder I never get invited to any big Internet Marketing events!

What’s my problem?!

I’m not endorsing this product, and by NOT endorsing it I’m costing myself a TON of money and potential “partnerships” in this industry.

But, to be clear I’m NOT telling you NOT to buy it either, but this article DOES NOT CONTAIN AN AFFILIATE LINK.

Confused?

Here are some facts and then you decide…

Sure, I am passing up on my chance to brag about:

  • my “fat affiliate commission check
  • and  I’ll probably miss the “big dog only affiliate celebration in Vegas” (just not for me anyway)
  • I won’t have any “bragging rights
  • no top 10 affiliate prizes (cars and everything are given away for top affiliates in these launches!)
  • and I’ll be robbing myself of another “big sales day” that I can show off on a future sales letter supposedly proving that I’m worth listening to etc.

I’ve even had some people email me mad that I’m mentioning the product if I’m not endorsing it.

The fact is, my email list of readers is plenty big enough to secure a five or six figure payday if I’d full out promote this launch, so why won’t I blatantly promote and endorse?

Read the above “big launch” article!

The heart of the matter (for THIS launch):

Odds are that this is a GREAT course and worth every penny…after all, one of the guys behind it is a “co-hero” of  IMreportCard.com (REMINDER: I’m the most trusted Internet Marketer on that 40,000 member watchdog site, and Chris Farrell, the co-author of “Affiliatedotcom” runs the most trusted service on IMreportcard).

You’d be foolish to skip over the free advice and free videos associated with this course! I’ve already told you about those previously and I do suggest you view them, but that is NOT a product endorsement.

In all likelihood the course will be flat out awesome, but I haven’t seen it yet so I can’t say for sure. This is based on what I know of Chris and his strategies and teaching ability.

From what I know of it and have seen so far this IS THE MOST cutting edge way to be a great affiliate marketer. The free content alone has been very good, and Chris F. is rock solid. That’s why I’m even writing this article.

I realize that these facts alone are enough to convince many of my readers to go buy the course! If that’s you, I’d be honored if you’d use my affiliate link and I’ll put together a nice bonus for you, BUT I’M NOT ENDORSING THIS COURSE.

Email me or leave a comment on this blog post if you want to talk about ordering this course in spite of my inability to fully endorse it.

…so what’s the big deal Jim? Why not just flat out promote the course and cash that fat affiliate check??!! Can’t you just leave it at that?

I can’t because I’d be violating my own rules.

I haven’t yet reviewed and tested the course out thoroughly myself, nor will I have a chance to do so due to the short time frame between “big launch” and “offer closing”.

So…in conclusion…

Anyone that can afford the price tag, has time to commit to affiliate marketing,  and wants to learn affiliate marketing from a new angle and a true PROVEN expert that I trust (Chris F.) … that person SHOULD consider getting this course (using my affiliate link would be nice, but it’s not in this article).

Everyone else…just check out the free videos before they pull them down, stay on course, focus, avoid shiny objects and freeze your credit card in a block of ice to help prevent impulsive buying!


  • http://mike-calmot.com/blog Mike

    Hi Jim
    Chris is a great guy.
    Total respect for the stance you’ve taken. Even if I wanted to promote it, my list is not yet at the minimum threshold level to apply. I interviewed him recently on Skype and he is, like you one of the good guys.
    Best wishes
    Mike

  • http://www.allinfo24-7.com Kathy Keefe

    Jim, I do “get” it. I too agree that if you haven’t had time to personally review the entire product, why do a big marketing campaign to promote it. I always understand that having an affiliate link by no means means that you are endorsing the product as “proven”. You endorse the creator and that is the best testimonial you can give Chris, that he is a “proven expert”. Thanks for a great article.

  • http://www.healthycoffee.com/energydrink George

    Good for you Jim. I appreciate your honesty. So far I’ve found that any marketer who is continually offering
    a new and better marketing product is just after your money. If the first product is sooo goood, why would I need his new and improved product.
    I’d rather sell a product that people can use and then order more of the same.

  • http://www.keithpurkiss.com/ Keith Purkiss

    Hi Jim,

    I understand what the other people mean as it is the kind of thing some marketers do.
    But you said you weren’t endorsing it not that you weren’t promoting it.

    I watched all the videos and Chris said he wouldn’t promote anything without having seen it first, so I wonder why he expects other people to do that?
    I think they should have invited their main affiliates to view the content first.

    Thanks

    Keith

  • Andrew

    YOU PEOPLE… instead of whinging like 5yo children about Jim’s sale tactics… maybe them brains inside your head can say “hey now there’s an angle I can use in my own business, now you may not like the way Jim is doing this as is, but maybe I can think outside the BOX and twist it to my own advantage.

    It’s Half the problem with most of you, you need to buy product after product because you’re still stuck inside the box and can’t think for yourself. (I did say “most” of you, not all of you.)

    [reply from Jim]: Thanks Andrew, but honesty is my only tactic here. I can’t endorse what I haven’t seen, but I know CF has a great reputation and has great ideas…what should I do differently based on that info?

  • Andrew

    Oh, and another thing… how often does Jim spam your inbox with affiliate link after affiliate link? hardly EVER! Jim deserves every peice of commission he get’s from his sales of this.

    Jim, stuff the naysayers and put your aff link back up NOW.

    [reply from Jim]: The link is there for those that want to find it…thanks Andrew. I have to go for a couple hours…can’t wait to see what storm I’ve stirred up by the time I get back! ;0)

  • http://None Terry

    Hi Jim,
    Thanks for your humorous pitch for this product that is probaly just fine,as you say although you can’t say for sure absolutely. Very entertaining and instructive. I liked it. I’ve been meaning to check out Chris’ web site but now I am more likely to do so. Thanks for the tip.

  • Cindi Peery

    Jim,
    I appreciate your honesty regarding this product. I would not endorse a product that I have not had time to fully vett either.

    Unfortunately I am unable to watch the videos for some reason and can’t figure out why my computer won’t allow it no matter who is promoting it and I can’t view it directly from the web site either. Any suggestions?

    Again, thanks for all the info you provide us!

    Cindi

  • Richard

    That was the best no endorsement of an endorsement I’ve ever seen.

  • http://www.proactivemarketing4u.com Tim

    Hi Jim,

    In the continued wake of an depression(not recession!) There will be many that promote “how to make money” info as a lifeline out of the job scenario.

    My only gripe with this is that most of what I’ve seen is simply rehashed plr training material promoted by some that have never implemented the methods they teach..When you ask for testimonials the response back is very weak. Not saying all the info is bad,just buyer beware.

    Tim

  • http://www.ray-johnson.co.uk Ray Johnson

    Hey Jim

    Totally agree with your stance on this, it wasn’t long ago I wrote an identical post on Mike F’s Butterfly Marketing 2.0 launch…

    Howvever I DIDN’T include an affiliate link of any kind and it ruffled a few of Mike’s “buddies” feathers – in a professional and businesslike way.

    Gotta give you praise here, and others should definitely leearn from this.

    You’ll probably get (in all honesty) more sales in the future from your people JUST by being honest and open about it!

    Cheers,

    Ray

  • http://None Len Hoover

    Jim
    Over 5 years following you, Yep you still was able to sneak a hint in their on the link bit,but oh well you are still the ONLY one I trust anymore.It seems their is a lot of people out their that could get a very high paying job with one of our banks or with a insurance company, may even do good as a politician.If any others are thinking of using this reverse S— I sure hope I am not on your mailing list.

  • http://www.eamondiamond.com Eamon

    Hi Jim.

    Like the post, I think it’s a brave move you made here, I know with someone as big as Chris F and Mike F that’s its hard to turn down such an offer.

    So!! Fair play to you for not endorsing it and sticking to the way you do it best. Which is, an HONEST MARKETER.

    Eamon.

  • Jeff Whitaker

    Hmmmm. Looks like an endorsement, smells like an endorsement, quacks like an endorsement…

    [reply from Jim]: …but with no affiliate link in the article what difference does it make? I’m telling you about something that may or may not be a good fit. Take the info and make an informed decision.

  • http://www.fmperfumes4all.com Roumain

    Hi Jim,
    I think Tim (see entry above) has hit t firmly on the head. Yes, at the moment, I belong to Chris F’s membership and I have found the “stuff” easy to understand, which is not always the case.
    However, virtually NOBODY seems to market anything real any more. It’s always a highly expensive up front or monthly fee (well the huge commissions and prizes have to be paid by somebody right?)for a course that tells you how to sell an almost identical course to other newbies – i.e. repeat, repeat repeat. I have to ask, how many different ways can you sell? I will be giving this a miss but at least your course/book Silent Sales Machine (and yes, I have it!) teaches you how to sell something tangible and not how to sell a course on how to sell a course, if you get me drift.
    Thanks for listening to me.

  • http://heartkarma.com bettybakebake

    Hi, I just had to open your email and read your notes and commments cause of your headline about not endorsing the chris farrell product. THAT got me curious.

    Anything Chris does will be excellent, he would not put his name on anything that wasn’t worth the money….just wouldn’t.

    But I didn’t buy it either and would not endorse it either. Unless you are a very experienced marketer and have building your sites down pat and writing your content and all the technical aspects of this business down cold.

    Cause this is about traffic! All kind of traffic generation….and traffic generation is no good if your sites don’t work, you have junky content, or no clue about SEO.

    So learn in steps, something I didn’t do to my detriment, and if you are ready for traffic generation then go for it. If not don’t buy this.

    And as for Jim, I think it was an excellent headline that got me to open your email and get to know you better. I will keep a better eye on your letters to me from now on.

    thanks for the heads up

    michele

  • Kal Gutman

    I don’t understand! Why waste your time talking about something that is going on all the time.
    There’s ton’s of launches and JV’s out there!

    I’d like a true expert to help his list/clients become successful making his or her products better and in turn they become better.

    That’s the problem with the latest and greatest launches.
    The next big thing!
    They are a dime a dozen!

  • http://www.robertdeveaublog.com Robert Deveau

    I agree with you Jim, I never send a product link to my subscribers that I haven’t used and had success with.

    There are two reasons for that: One is that I want to be available to help if my subscribers need help, and second, I feel I would be lying to them if I promoted a product that I haven’t used and been successful with.

  • http://www.toplinenames.com Gene

    Either review it and give us an honest recommendation or tell us to avoid it and give us your reasons.

    But your post adds no value, and is clearly a transparent attempt to piggyback on the publicity of someone else’s launch to draw attention and traffic to your site.

    Sorry, but you’re not as pure as you would have others believe.

    -Gene

    [reply from Jim]: The only reason anyone should subscribe or stay subscribed to my newsletter is to hear my ideas and opinions. If you find that my ideas and opinions hold no value please unsubscribe. I’m fine with that. I openly welcome the publicity I gain from discussing popular topics. It’s a great marketing tool that you should use as well!

  • Melissa

    Thanks Jim for providing us with the opportunity to make up our own minds and the terrific content you provide in your newsletters.
    I’m “over” all this affiliate linking stuff and have unsubscribed from several people who used to give great content but now are only interested in promoting affiliates in order to get the big $$$ and then brag about it to their list.

    Let’s face it IM is very competitive and takes a huge amount of time to start seeing real results – after trying this for a several months and doing lots of course a “day job” is becoming more appealing every day!

  • http://www.productioncarcare.com thriftgirl62

    Jim,

    There is more going on here… “just come clean about what they are doing.. we are not stupid and folks are getting smarter all the time about these tactics.” It seems to me you preferred NOT to review that product (people do what they want – you especially).

    The truth wouldn’t be polite so you stick with the nice things and leave out the rest. Nobody I know likes used car salesmen and they never loose their gift for being one either. You just can’t trust them and I know nothing is what it looks like so you take your chances like Chris F, is doing right now.

    You want to fully support Chris like everyone else too, but at the same tine you don’t want endorse the whole program because you don’t trust the whole team behind it.

    And the LAST thing you want to do is review it, find something there you would have to disclose truthfully and that’s toO big a risk. You’re banking on Chris and hope everything is okay…FOR HIM.

    But you will NOT gamble with your your “baby chitlans” who trust you not to take chances with their livelihood – your word is just that strong and you know that is not something to take lightly.

    This is a perfect example of why it’s never a good idea to trust someone who needs money or hasn’t made their first million or whatever they aspire to that makes them feel great enough to pass on the temptation all that money.

    Look at YOUR bank account, could YOU? Over and over again? I’d rather take my chances on someone who doesn’t need the money and you can see that NOT hear about it. Evidence is in the wind,

    Tough place to be but somebody has to do it!!

    [reply from Jim]: If I understand you correctly you “get it”. Thanks for the support.

  • http://thejungleuptonsinclair.com Steve

    Although it’s exciting to sbe reminded of how powerful facebook can be for internet marketing, I didn’t really see anything novel in the training videos.

    It’s all the ideas that I’ve thought of doing before and have never carried out simply because no one has mentioned it before.

    What I’m starting to realize is that people think of things, share them, and then the big marketers make it into a nice big package with a huge price tag.

    Marketing for local businesses is something that has been done since at least 2000, Jim simplified it with offlinebiz, then Mike Koenigs made a big box package with a huge price tag.

    Stick to your instincts, research on your own and follow through until it works.

  • http://nextstepaction.com Sandra

    Jim, I have been on your list for a long time. I am so glad (even though it is by default) that you are not supporting this product.
    I do not care how ethical anyone is, you are known by the company you keep.
    I have removed myself from a lot of lists during this launch, and some of them I did not really want to leave, but …………
    (If enforced continuity can steal from thinking people imagine how much damage it can do to those that are unable to fight for themselves.)
    I am just glad after all these years that I did not have to unsubscribe from your generous list.
    Sandra

  • http://nextstepaction.com Sandra

    ps. Not default in a bad way – just living up to your commitment to your list. I meant that as you did not have time to check this product you could not recommend it. If you had the time to check you may have been able to recommend and then I would have had to unsubscribe from your list too.

  • Guy

    I am sick and tired of ALL internet marketers and their techniques.

    I rank them lower than any used car dealer.

  • Bob the only Bob

    Over 90% of Internet Marketers FAIL!

    Meaning, there are thousands of people out there who only have expensive hobbies online.

    Only a few on top are making a full time living or good money at this.

    How many hundreds of million of dollars have been spent on launch ideas with only a few people successful out of the thousands that have tried?

    Mike Filsaime was just pawning off his butterfly marketing course(with PLR rights) right after he announced he was getting out of Marketing, less than 6 months ago?!?

    Now he has a new product which claims the “old ways” are gone? Huh?

    Many of the “Gurus” dump their outdated stuff then run to the next idea, with thousands of frustrated people holding the bag.

    And every new launch is “$1997″, it’s to the point where the price tag is laughed about at Marketing conventions, an inside joke. Well, it’s not funny anymore.

    I personally got 5 gurus contacting me from their lists, all with their affiliate links to Mike’s new project.

    ANIK SINGAL, RUSSELL BRUNSON, JIM COCKRUM, and others. Right after Skip and Jim gave an affiliate link for some other big launch weeks previous. What’s going on here guys? Is the tank draining on IM and the big guys are scooping up what’s left?

    And the time constraints with the “get it now before we close up shop” stuff is getting unbearable. How do we even know this stuff works and what faith should we have after we’ve been suckered over and over again?

    Personally I think it’s insulting after watching this for years.

    I trust Jim and think he’s a good guy, but man, this marketing industry becoming a cliche punch line.

  • Bob the only Bob

    Just had to add something onto my previous thought.

    When thought of logically, how an affiliates, gurus, or anyone in general ENDORSE a product, before it’s launch?

    Yet, it happens all the time. People link us to launches for a product, include their obvious affiliate links, without even testing the product themselves.

    What if Mike and Chris made a PDF file with a bunch of Yahoo Smiley faces on it as the whole program? Wouldn’t you feel stupid?

    Or let’s go further than that and say, what if they linked you to a huge virus that infected millions of computers?

    Now I doubt that’s going to happen, but my point is made. You don’t KNOW what the course is about or if it even works.

    When are we going to get real reviews of stuff instead of affiliate link after cloaked affiliate link till we puke from redirect vertigo? People want to know if it works, period. And Mike’s new system just launched yesterday with a training time of about 8 weeks in their words.

    So NOBODY should be telling us how awesome it is until 8 weeks is up and maybe then I’ll break out the credit card.

    Ooooops, my bad, the “doors will be closed” then……silly me.

    [reply from Jim]: You’ve just hit on one of the biggest reasons that I don’t endorse pre-launch products! You did read the article I linked to at the top of this article right? You’ve just made one of my points for me…let’s see how “hot” this package is in 2 months and THEN take a look. It only makes sense…and if it is indeed that hot I’m SURE they will magically “open the doors back up”. I feel your frustration and do my best to treat it with dignity and respect.

  • Bob the only Bob

    Jim,

    My last post wasn’t directed at you. And yes, I was trying to back up your point with my own, to others. I’m just using speaking from my soapbox in your thread Jim, sorry.

    But I think NOBODY should be endorsing products pre-launch, and if they do, it’s foolish to even listen to them.

    Edsel, Pinto, Gremlin? Anybody remember?

    Tell me if Mike and Chris’s “vehicles” are running after a few months then maybe I’ll buy, ya know?

    Internet launches these days have a short shelf life. This isn’t 1997 and we’re in awe of “HTML”. I want to meet and see a real person 8 weeks from now who has a REAL testimonial, without an affiliate link attached, and a REAL face saying “I now make enough money to pay my mortgage and then some…thanks to Mike and Chris”. In fact I’m going to have to see many testimonials like it.

    Otherwise Mike and Chris can “keep the doors closed” all they want.

    And by the way, today I have received my EIGHTEENTH panic email about Mike’s system being “closed”, like I said before, punch line……cliche…..getting old.

  • http://www.toddfettersblog.com Todd Fetters

    Based on what I read about Chris, I did purchase it. However, I know if it isn’t what I expected, I can get a refund within 30 days. Like any business, whether you are a newbie or a seasoned pro, there is always much to learn. It may not be right for everyone, but time will tell.
    I appreciate Jim’s approach and opinion. There is a lot of dialogue which makes it fun. Keep it up Jim.

  • Rick A

    I just love some of the comments by the previous responders above; especially the one about all the gurus sounding like (they really are much worse than) used car salespeople these days. I was an international automotive consultant for many years. One of the thing I did was train car sales people in consultative selling techniques (lower pressure).. I hated the old ploys and gimmicks used by so many in that industry but let me tell you, the gurus put the car industry to shame when it comes to these less than ethical practices. I think if I hear the phrase once again “before we close the doors” or have to listen to one more countdown of the price (I could sell this program for $2497 so it would be a real steal at $1297 etc etc etc but today, if you buy before 12 midnight, you can get it for $1 and a 7 day trial) I think I am going to puke. It makes me almost want to cuss.

    I also loved the comment about how some of these gurus are just milking the unemployed in this down economy. I can feel that pain.

    But here are the specific reasons I could not buy this program.

    I think Chris truly is one of the good guys. They almost had me pulled in based on Chris’s reputation alone however I have to admit, the pairing of these two individuals was more than a little troubling to me.

    I also do not feel there was enough emphasis put on video in all it’s forms. While I think this is the key to the marketing of today and well into the future; the emphasis on this program…well come to think of it, I don’t believe this program has any real focused emphasis.

    Then there were the things that drove up the cost that I have absolutely no interest in.

    Ten gurus: my God I go through that routine everyday. That’s like handing me a blindfold and putting me up against the wall and handing a rifle to the ten individuals lined up in front of me and suddenly I hear ready, aim, fire. I have been studying this whole internet marketing thing for nearly six months and I can honestly say, I think the gurus have had more to do with holding me back than anything else.

    Here is another slant on the…only 3% of people who start in this industry end up with any degree of success. These gurus may all have big fat wallets BUT they are as a group really 97% UNsuccessful. They truly help very few. I would love it if these gurus could actually speak in terms of the number of people they have really helped to gain some level of real achievement. They can’t.

    Personal coaching has no interest to me whatsoever at this time because there is so much information out there I can learn for free and at a perceived value of $250 per hour or more for coaching, NO Thank You!

    A party in Vegas: please give me a break. I don’t need to go to some shindig to watch a bunch of gurus slapping each other on the back with a 24 hour glad handing exercise celebrating their own achievements.

    In my humble opinion, webinars are a big waste of my time. GENERALLY speaking they only serve to explode the egos of those giving them.

    Here’s another angle: If you opt for the financing plan for this product, that is $397 per month for 6 months which equates out to near $2400. That is a new car payment for many people and at least they will have a car to show for it for at least that 6 months. If this program turns out to be like so many of the other programs out there (and the chances are 97% that it will) you will have nothing to show for your dollars.

    Finally I truly appreciate your stand on not recommending this product and for all the good reasons you gave. That took some guts I know and can truly respect that. I even understand your take on…I am not going to recommend it but if you still feel like it is a program you can’t do without, please use my link.

    Sorry for being so wordy!!!
    Rick A

  • Rob

    Jim,

    I discovered SSM 2 years ago when I stumbled upon a printed copy of your eBook at a thrift store. I have learned much from your newsletters, audios, videos, etc. In that regard you, definitely over-deliver.

    The mass of crybabies here is truly incredible. As Jim said… “You’d be foolish to skip over the free advice and free videos associated with this course!” While I won’t be purchasing the Affiliatedotcom program, the videos provided me with some great ideas.

    Anyone who has read Jim’s newsletters, blog posts, videos, etc. would know the phrase “Multiple Streams of Income”. If you subscribe to that theory, it would make sense to examine Affiliatedotcom. If the program offers something you could plug into your current business then by all means… buy it. If not, take away whatever you can from the free stuff. The information may be applicable in the future. This goes for any IM program out there whether Jim is an affiliate or not.

  • http://www.healthyshelf.com Jan

    I, too, am weary of being slammed with eMail from every subscription to buy this. I’ve spent several thousand since 2003. All of these courses offer something as does most any educational enterprise; however, I’ve appealed to everyone from whom I buy to produce current training specifically for tangible products like kitchenware, tools, yard art, toys, camping gear (no, not electronics or jewelry). Skip and Lisa and Steve L. are the only folks who come close any more. Everyone just adds something to the effect of “this will work with products, too.” I’ve done 4 affiliate courses, and they all offer something, but where is the guidance for those of us who want to run and online store instead of a greeting card shop in the mall? I’m in the process of unsubscribing to most of the newsletters I receive because they all tout the same thing at the same time. Still, there is a market for this stuff and so these folks should appeal to it. My question is: If these guys are making gazillions of dollars, why are ALL of them still pushing all of this stuff. I’m hard pressed to believe that to a man/woman, they are all just fulfilling a need to help the underdog. I would say that your campaign as an affiliate, Jim, has been nowhere near as spam-like and offensive in the email bombardment as that of some of the other recognized gurus in this biz. They should follow your lead. Every day is a bit much in my opinion unless they are just desperate.
    Thanks for SSM, MST and the blog. I am saving my money to follow JJ’s advice and “replace myself.”

  • http://www.productioncarcare.com Leah

    The guru types found the unlimited supply of newbies that grows daily. They don’t make money off anyone on Jim’s list.

    They target the newbies and the elderly on fixed incomes who have never heard of Jim or Clickbank and the real jems are those who don’t know even what eBay is.

    That’s why families need watch what the older folks are doing – they keep secrets like that all the time. Ironically if you don’t bother paying attention to your elders, you will deserve whatever’s left after the funeral and all you have left are regrets.

    The real smart old codgers, they leave the bulk of their estate to whoever spent time, not the most time, but the most time they could under their own circumstances. That includes dogs, hamsters or the checkout lady who brought groceries every week and put them away just because.

    Better keep on the watch… Postcards in the mail and telephone calls are just the beginning.

  • http://www.major-reviews.com John Reed

    I usually like Jim’s stuff, and his style – but I don’t like this post because it does smack of “negative support” and hence just another “marketing ploy”. It would (in my opinion) have been best left unsaid.

    However, I’ll just add my main beef about current IM Offers, whilst everyone is up in arms about marketing – the ridiculous claims for SCARCITY that are being made, particularly for a whole swathe of Traffic products. The sellers clearly intend to offload thousands of copies, but claim to be limiting it to 200 or 300!! It’s such a blatant lie that I just unsubscribe – I hate being lied to anyway, but this is so stupid it beggars belief!!

    Thank Goodness Chris F or Jim have not indulged in this (I’m not sure about Mike F).

    John O’York

  • http://tinyurl.com/3589po4 Mary Sheridan

    Chris Farrell is a Marketer of the utmost

    integrity. I am proud to belong to

    his Membership site.

    [reply from Jim]: I agree 100% – I can’t wait to complete our project together. My lack of endorsement on this project had nothing to do with Chris personally.

  • Cheryl

    I too am a paid member of Chris Farrell’s membership site and I am very satisfied. BUT I was blown away by him teaming up with the partner for this project. I just don’t get it. It could start to tarnish his impeccable reputation. I know I’ll be watching closely.

  • Carroll B. Merriman

    Your blog is so informative … keep up the good work!!!!