Comments on: Internet Business Opportunity Scams | TV Infomercial Pitches

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 01:25:43 +0000

i wont to see pictures of the new hand bags

By: steve-o

steve-o — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 02:39:23 +0000

I got this program the more i read it it wanted me to do all the work.then all of a sudden jeff jones called to do a little interview to see if i was worth having a mentor askin family stuff and sayin they had few mentors then if he thinks he would pass me to another person i had a list to ask him then all of a sudden he hung up on me lols i sendin the package back probaly wont see any money back,but lesson learn what a punk who cares fi he has degrees.

By: Latina Mom

Latina Mom — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:28:07 +0000

What is very disheartening to me is that I have been unemployed for almost a year trying to get back on my feet and have applied to close to 200 jobs. Then you become concerned about where and how you are going to make the income you once had. I saw this info mercial and thought mmmm…sounds interesting, however I decided to google the Shortcut to Millions, LLC and found this website full of very eye opening info..this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are too many people in desperate situations that will pour into crap like this and think it’s their way to hit the “lottery”. BEWARE of Scammers…they prey on the desperation of people who have lost just about everything. I agree with most of all the messages I read on this site about this person. Word to parents educate ourselves so that we can educate our kids so they don’t fall prey to the shiny apple syndrome!

By: sack-o-smack

sack-o-smack — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 23:58:03 +0000

oh, it was “you’re trying to rake me over hot coals.” A phrase like that must be put accurately.

Also, lest any one get the wrong impression, it’s a script monkey job. Min. wage.

By: sack-o-smack

sack-o-smack — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 10:52:10 +0000

I work for a company that takes phone calls for a variety of businesses. In other words, you dial the number on TV and it gets forwarded to me where I read the script. The products I hock are random, although if you saw it on TV I probably deal it. Today I was victimized with a Jeff Paul script. This is how it went:

1. Without saying anything, took the caller’s info. His credit card # including the three digits on the back.

2. Read a lengthy offer for this club thing where you get web sites, including the number to cancel. Tough to get through without a snicker. It was 39.95 a month after a 30 day trial and he says yes. He’s asking questions and I’m lip syncing to the air just hang up already.

3. Read an offer to send CD-ROMs for an extra 10$. Wait, what was he calling for again? Oh yeah, DVDs. He turns down the CD-ROMs. Still good.

4. Now comes an offer for a lifetime membership in Jeff Paul’s VIP Club. For $7.95 you will be notified of what Jeff Paul comes out with next. (Why would you even care if you could make money off what he has now?)

5. He asks what I’m going to sell next so I go to the info screen and look at the upsell list. audio newsletter and “how to make money in your kitchen in your underwear” (no idea what that was). What’s the audio newsletter? Well, I start reading the script for that and it’s 9.95 a month plus 2.95 shipping. Now, finally, he’s suspicious. Launches into a rant on how I’m trying to rip him off, it’s all BS, dragging him over hot coals, said 39.95 on TV, etc. Finally, thank the blessed Virgin Mary, he tells me to cancel the whole thing.

The stupid thing is, if the script had stopped in the trial membership in that club, Jeff Paul would’ve bottled another sap. By throwing more hilariously inane stuff in there, it converted a sucker into a skeptic.

The even stupider thing is, he thought I was working for Jeff Paul the whole time. If this actually worked, would I be taking calls for this schlock or would I be out boating in the Bermuda Triangle.

By: Erik

Erik — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 01:27:49 +0000

Yea thanks for the info i was about to buy it looking for surplus income, but now i know why i dont know why he is not rotting in jail.. is the question sad.

By: Robert

Robert — Mon, 18 May 2009 05:43:03 +0000

California residents, if you have been taken by jeff “jeffy” paul, you need to view each one of these complaints that you read as a petition against the low life bastard, you have an easier chance to go to your state attorney general but we have to stand in numbers, learn how politics work, they dont look at things like this unless you bring it to there attention, you have to view this low life scum as a resturant that you went to and it made you sick, remember he has been turned over to the B.B.B. The report was an -F- And has connected him to the mustang marketing company, the address is 7030 Havenhurst Avenue, Van Nuys, California 91406, there phone number is (1-800)-695-8149,thier fax is (949)-455-4135, you can get this information from the B.B.B. Report, I have read some of your compaints and you dont have enough back bone to make a fly walk out of your way, no less leap at your presance, if your going to take the time to complain, dont be a pussy about it, it has become apperent that some of you need a foot up your ass to put you into high gear, so lets go.

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 15 May 2009 21:12:09 +0000

I forgot to mention that the paper work that Jeff “jeffy” Paul, or rather Mr. F*$K NUTS, has on his paper work is something called an R.M.A.#, this means for those of you who dont know it means [RETURN MERCHANDISE AUTHORISATION] Number, you will call them for an R.M.A.# and heres the suprise, no one will ever call you back with that number, do not mail your package back to Mr. F*$K NUTS, or his two hookers with store bought boobs, change your account information, or cancel your credit card so “jeffy” cant take any more money from you, I know its a lot of B.S. To have to go through, but I am sure that “jeffys” owm mother is glad that she changed her account information, please look up “jeffys” B.B.B. Report and see it for your self, I’m comming for you “jeffy” Oh “jeffy”. Robert. P.S. Look at blogs on line before you trust low life scum, punks, people who are dumb enough to wipe before they poop like, “jeffy” “jeffy” “jeffy” “jeffy” “jeffy”, that sounds so “GAY”, Robert.

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 15 May 2009 20:04:41 +0000

I, like any idiot out there, thought I would give jeff paul a try, much to my suprise I started searching blog comlaints about Mr. F*$K NUTS, or excuse me, I mean Sir Jeff Paul, there were a lot of complaints, so I searched the B.B.B. Report on Jeff Paul and found out he is connected with a company called “MUSTANG MARKETING”, in sunny Van Nuys California, the B.B.B. Rating was an absolute -F- go figure, I called and talked with my so called specialist not going to mention names, Mark Leger, WHOOPS did I say that out loud, oh well, to get to the long part of the short story, I asked for an R.M.A. # Which means RETURN MERCHANDISE AUTHORISATION NUMBER, which those of you who have the package will find on your paper work, no reply, go figure, one month later I got a call from once again not mentioning any names, Andrea Miller, WHOOPS did I say that out loud, wanted me to pay an additional thirty nine dollars so that jeffry paul could show me more extensive ways to make millions, I no the reason I got this last call was because they tried to pull more money out of my bank account but because I changed all of the information, they could’nt, so Ha! HA! Mr, F*$K NUTS, excuse me I mean Jeff Paul, I dont know why I can never remember his name, OH! Thats right I find it hard to keep low life scum like jeffy paul in mind, I would like to find a way to file a class action suit against jeffy, as well the “MUSTANG MARKETING” Company as well, I hope I was not to graffic, as I would not want to hurt poor jeffy’s feelings, very truly, one of jeffy’s customers, Robert. P.S. Show some BACK BONE against this low life scum…

By: Pinksgirl

Pinksgirl — Mon, 04 May 2009 19:20:58 +0000

We bought the stuff in Sept of 2008 and have not made a dime. They tell you that you will have a coach and even tell you to call to hotline anytime. What they don’t tell you is that if you want a “personal” coach it will cost you $500.00 per half hour. We have tried and tried and tried but to now avail AND they want 100.oo per month for hosting and maintaining your website. I found out through a reliable source that you can create a website and hae it hosted and maintained for that amount aor more A YEAR. Can this A*****E be reported to the BBB?

By: ky

ky — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 11:47:45 +0000

Legal? What’s legal about T.V. stations letting this crap air for profit. Thats called “aiding and abetting”.

When you see a program that guaranteed to make you money. Think! If its so guaranteed, why would you have to pay upfront? You should be able to pay the $40-$200 they ask for with the million$$$ you are so *guaranteed* to make.

I mean what’s the problem? they want you to trust them and send money? but they cant trust you to pay them the price of there package with millions you are **guaranteed** to make after?

and they are already millionaires?

hmmmm!!!!

***WAKE THE F*** UP SHEEPLE***

risk free ???? money back ???? guarantees??? LOL

GOD BLESS AMERICA !!!!!

By: Richard

Richard — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 09:59:19 +0000

I’m surprised this activity is legal.

By: Jose'

Jose' — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:17:38 +0000

Thank you people for saving me.
I’m at the end of my rope as far as finances are
concerned. I almost fell for MR. Jeff Paul’s
ripoff scam. Why can’t the authorities round him
up as well as all those people the are helping
him perpetrate this swindle?? It’s almost like
he’s got a licence to steal!!!

By: Smush

Smush — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:33:46 +0000

I just saw the Jeff Paul infomercial for the first time a couple of weeks ago. It’s designed to get you all excited and hyped up about the prospect of making millions by doing very little work. “…A couple of hours a day – one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon, and the money just rolls in…” as one supposed customer put it on the infomercial. All paid actors. I’ll bet even the dissenters on all these blogs reporting this scam are paid employees of Jeff Paul’s. He probably has a department of people who just look for negative stuff on the internet so they can write a bunch of lies about how great the program is. The interenstion thing about the infomercial, it gets you all hyped up so you keep waiting for the “money shot” where they at least give you an idea of exactly what this program is and how it works. But the “reveal” never comes. They just very quickly throw up a few very small images of what some of the websites look like that you can’t even tell what they are because you CAN’T SEE THE PICTURE. This guy is a real jerk. Even the actors are jerks for doing this stupid infomercial. As a matter of fact, there is a very special place in hell for anyone involved in this very obvious scam. I just don’t know how some people sleep at night.

By: Luis

Luis — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:39:53 +0000

I jus bought that damn jeff Paul stuff , thought it’d be worth a try. But gah damn

By: fixati0n

fixati0n — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 15:53:46 +0000

I like how so many people think they are getting screwed by buying these products. They are pretty much buying information that could be found online, given enough time/know how. I’ve bought into a few things myself and they have the possibility to work, with a LOT of time, money, and effort.

By: John Altman

John Altman — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 03:58:12 +0000

I watched jeff paul,s commercial. It seamed pertty good,SO Ibought it it came just yesterday ,I haven,t had much time to review it yet. BUT after seeing all this I,m starting to feel really SCRSWED ! Just like JOHN BECKS Realistate Millions,I Suckered up and bought it Too !What A Sucker ! My Wife took my (our) check book away from me I
really can,t blame her. SCREWED IN NEWLEXINGTON!

By: CC

CC — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 20:36:07 +0000

Not an add, just thought you’d like to see Jim Fleck’s latest seminar push.

By: AR

AR — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 09:43:08 +0000

The sites you found were probably the sites made/given to his customers. on certain sites, whenever someone visits that site, the registered owner makes money, it’s called traffic. For every person that visits these sites and every sale that these sites make, the owner is paid a commission. Which pretty much sums up what this Jeff Paul program is.

As far as people losing there money, they need to do more research before they buy. If you sign up for a merchant account…you have an agreement in writing for 36 months. If you break that agreement…you are in bad graces with almost all of the credit companies for probably the rest of your life. You are now screwed.

Some people may have been sucked in to Jeff Paul’s copywriting, but that is his job. He should be more explicit in his details about his money back offer. That is bad. But Jeff Paul is a very successful direct/internet marketer. He is not a ripoff artist. I have no connection at all with him.

If you want to be a self employed direct/internet marketer, you better be prepared for the long haul, have enough seed money for ads, copy, printing, mailing house, etc. Direct marketing is not a get rich quick scam by any means. You can create a very good to great income. But you have to be willing to be all that you can be, spend some money on materials, and the sort.

His program is not guaranteed to work for everybody and it DOES say “Results May Vary”. So next time you order something like this, before you start complaining that you didn’t receive exact results, keep in mind, results arn’t promised and be sure to slap yourself for not reading the fine print.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:28:25 +0000

this is an email my husband just received on my computer. saw your website and thought you might would like to see this. it was from noreply@bigleagueplayersclub.com. I deleted the sign on code for fear of something being charged to us or getting is signed up without our permission.

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