Comission Crusher

Ok here is the review... First... DON'T LISTEN TO THE HYPE

Yes, this package is new, but this kid has been around doing beta testing and that is how I know what it is about.

The package contains 3 long videos, 1 software and a page with free resources... HE IS SELLING A SYSTEM (METHOD)

The content is newbie oriented...

video 1.- Intro --> has no real content... He tells us where he stands...
video 2.- Using networks, reverse engineering and scientific epc...
video 3.- Research and other stuff (I won't tell, because this is what he is selling... It's bad Karma to give away other person's stuff)

He is giving away for free +-$2,000 worth, professionally designed, seo optimized, stand alone, profit proven web pages (you got to pay for domain name and hosting - Price? don't know - He might be associated with the hosting company)

Grants entrance to a closed network just for getting his system... (He might be associated with this network)

He is also selling a 5 profitable ongoing ad campaigns package (he sets them up for you) +-$200.

Note: I am not associated with him... I am just telling you what the package contains an what this guy is telling us...

As I see it:

The software is worth more than the price he is asking for the package...
I have ran the software for my own purposes and it works...
There is a software upgrade... Price? don't know - I use the standard version...

again 10/10


Regards...

I see that no one has tested the software !

And the person recommending it gave no details, suspect
there is something hidden?
only creates curiosity?

Not at all. They all say that.

Hi John, hope you are going to keep us updated on this
will check for update tomorrow.
as I feel if this is any good it will work well for the first few
before it becomes saturated (this is to all who posted on this)
Thank you/Chris

No necessarily, the campaigns can stand without a web page...

No, each one is different... You'll have to talk to the guy...

No... Why? It´s a new ball game... Actually old, but it was hidden...

Get going with the basic program... The funds will come if you take action...
If you have extra cash now, buy the other stuff...

Here here... But don't listen to the hype... It is meant for newbies...

Regards

Hi John:

Save your money if you are thinking of upgrades. And in fact get a refund and buy something else. If you are new then this product is too misleading for you to trust.

This is of course my own opinion - others may differ. But I strongly suggest you read carefully all posts from the Warriors who have identified reasons NOT to buy this.

Warrior of Truth especially had a very practical report (with disappointing test result) of one of the upsells

Anyway I bought earlier today and am going to review the software in detail here for you.

I'm a software developer myself and it is disappointing for the integrity of the whole industry when exaggerated claims are made requiring a technical understanding many do not have easy access to to disprove.

Above is my intro to you John. Below is the review I just finished writing.

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If you are a newbie do NOT touch this with a barge pole. You will likely lose money. See the report page 1(?) of this thread from experienced Warrior (Warrior of Truth) who lost $800.

If you are experienced and curious about the software – don’t bother – but read further below to see why if you need.

This MAYBE can teach a beginner but any value is in the training NOT the software. And the impression given by the software and hype is so misleading that newbies are likely to waste a lot of money and get disappointed I feel.

Will be refunding myself immediately after this 2 hour test. Very very disappointed.

I should have known better:

The sales letter is all blind sales strategy – a warning in itself.

It uses false scarcity throughout – a lie.

The main tout seems to be the hosting once one is inside. And it is repeatedly pushed. Claiming you are getting a website valued at $1995 for free. Well in exchange for the hosting fee of $4.95 - $9.95 per month depending on how long you buy for.

The $1,995 price tag for the business/professional website is ridiculously inflated for today. To be fair I am sure there are many unsophisticated buyers still paying these kind of prices for websites so the claim is not totally untrue. But it is way way overpriced for anyone with access an information resource and a buying resource like these Warrior forums.



I only bought it because I wanted to see if the software actually worked AND if it was a useful tool for info related to media buying.

Need to stop wasting my time on things like this. But so often it is impossible to tell from review just what the software does.

So I hope this detailed critique of the software will help some other Warrior thinking of buying for the software to save their time.

Great reviews on this forum from independent warriors warning NOT to buy it. I have not been through all the product videos and probably will not.

There IS some useful information in the videos for newbies to internet marketing and ideas of media buying. But the difference between this as a training course and ‘software that will automate your crushing of the competition’ is like night and day. Plus the misleading hype probably wipes out any useful value in the training anyway.

Talk about the need for truth in marketing. It is precisely because of promotions like this ( and far worse) that Government regulators are all over internet advertising practices.

THE SOFTWARE
The software he calls AD ASSAULT is the key software that is to enable you to CRUSH the competition.


HAS 1 MILLION WEBSITES (ONLY)
So let’s look at this software. He himself said the database underlying the software had about a million websites in it and he will keep adding more.

This is underwhelming since the sales materials indicate that his software will help you take advantage of the WHOLE internet of millions (billions?) of sites. Which is clearly impossible with a database of just 1 million sites.

MINIMAL INFO RETURNED
The amount of information returned by the searches is also underwhelming.
It tells you the url (clickable) for the website, the amount of traffic it has for site, and – if it knows – whether site accepts ads or not. It does not say on screen if traffic volume is daily, weekly or monthly although I assume it does somewhere in the videos or elsewhere on site.

QUALITY OF INFO POOR
I searched using the software for the term REIKI (an alternative healing therapy)
Not a particularly common term perhaps BUT google.com finds 15,900,000 websites.
AD Assault returned 1 page of information from its database
Those results are pictured in this post IF I am allowed to add pictures

(Can't see quickly how to embed so just adding the screen shots as attachments if you are interested)


In any case I will summarize the results here

NUMBER OF RESULTS VERY LOW
Ad Assault returned about 36 rows of results of which only the top 10 had any traffic volume cited.

Rest showed 0 for traffic.

Of the 10 results which had traffic for some reason 2 websites appeared twice each.
www.reiki-for-holistic-health.com
and
www.reiki.org

DUPLICATED ROWS IN SEARCH RESULTS
In fact any search seems to pull back results which contain duplicate rows of information. Searching for health for example (gets 10 pages of around 36 results per page) has many websites on first pages with duplicate rows.


This is NOT a good sign of software quality. Duplicate data rows should be removed before display. This misleads as to the number of results returned by any search.



TRAFFIC VOLUME QUESTIONABLE?

Quantcast data for traffic volume for www.reiki-for-holistic-health.com seemed to roughly match the data in Ad Assault

Anyway I grabbed just one of the results from Google
www.trainingreiki.com
and plugged it into www.compete.com to see what I got.
Compete says this site gets 1,000 or 2,000 visitors daily (if I am reading it correctly on my first visit)

Ad Assault has 0 traffic for this site – so not very helpful. Compete data MAY be unverified to be fair. But not looking good for Ad Assault.


I was actually trying to find a search result from Google not in Ad Assault results that had lots of traffic. But I ran out of time. There WILL be many such. Just have a look for yourself if you want. I have no more time to check volumes on results

The fact that I only get roughly 36 results out of Ad Assault while google produces over 15 million sites should speak for itself. This software cannot possible give you comprehensive coverage of most keywords searched for.

It might be that the argument is that this is for highly popular topics and that as people are interested in more topics then he will add them to the database. But then the software should not deliver the results it does for a search term like reiki because this could completely mislead newbies.


NEITHER LANGUAGE NOR COUNTRY FILTERING?

A further issue is that there seems to be neither geographic filter nor language filter on the search results.

One of the 36 or so reiki results is an English language website for a business based in Helsinki Finland.
Usui Reiki Traditional Master Teacher

And at least one result was in a non-English language
reiki massage oosterhesselen


If we go back to a popular term like health
Then google.com finds 1,110,000,000 websites
That's over 1,000 million sites (over 1 billion for Americans I think, Brits count differently:-)

Ad Assault gets 10 pages of about 36 results each for under 400 websites total results! And in fact it’s probably under 300 total results since even on page 10 many of the websites are listed twice! (I don't care if there might be a 'pro' version that unlocks more results - what I paid for just is not doing the job it was touted to me as!)

It really doesn't matter how good the video training is in media buying. The implication that this software will allow you to COMPREHENSIVELY out market the competition just does not stand up based on the numbers of results it gets compared to the number of websites out there.


Thanks again to all the honest Warriors who gave the thumbs down on this product


Dreamshaper

So, I was torn between thinking it was all just too much Hype, I didn't like the sales pitch style at all, and wanting to try the system out after reading what BizneBiz had to say about it.....

I saved and opened each separate offer so I had them all in separate Firefox tabs, and after a lot of thought (and movement of very limited funds) I went back and accepted:

a. the 5 Sites for $197
b. the Worm at $97
I then went for the so-called Free Website, which cost me (from memory) much more than I'd expected:
$15 Domain Registration (usually much less at namecheap) , about $50+ for 6 months hosting, and a $20 arrangement fee (ie, money for old rope!!). There were pages of extras on offer, many of which I already get thrown in with my normal D9 Hosting!!!! I turned them all down.

I have invested much more than I intended to to here and am about to try working through the package to find out how it all works. As I've been working in heavy clay wielding a pickaxe and Hammer + Cold chisel most of the day taking out old concrete based fence posts and putting in new ones, I am extremely fatigued....
I find that I'm now unable to sustain such violent effort without several breaks!!
I really felt like a Pensioner by this evening (the point being that I AM one), so forgive me for dozing off whilst trying to watch the videos......

I will report back but it may not be for at least another 24 hours!

John O'York

I also watched that "over-hyped" sales letter with some interest, and was thoroughly confused about what the software was supposed to do. Didn't care for his tone or manner, but figured it was worth looking into. And I knew exactly where to go for the information.

I appreciate everyone who gave a review -- or just an opinion -- about this product so I knew how to proceed without stumbling around blind.

Many thanks,

Rosalyn

Really-are you a masochist? I don't mind being insulted-if it's funny, (Rich Jerk always made me laugh when he called us all "losers"), but this guy, try as he does, isn't the least bit funny-lame speech, and a voice like nails on a chalkboard.

Even without the unfunny, faux arrogant insult humor, this type of sales page is soooo tired.

Seriously, how many times have you seen the pitch about a revolutionary "secret software that makes me 200k+ a month at the push of a button", with the back-story about how "I just ripped off the evil guru that doesn't really want his buyers to succeed, but I outsmarted him and got him to reveal...."? Enough to never want to see it again? Me too.

Although I have to admit that one of them was pretty funny-maybe you saw the one where the evil guru was stupidly (conveniently) carrying his multi-million dollar software disc around in his coat pocket during a night of drinking, and our guy sees it fall out of his pocket, steals it, and is now helping us all get back at the big boys by letting 500 of us have it for only $37. Nice guy-a thief, but nice. (How generous is it that he takes time out of his button pushing schedule [each push makes 10K+], to create an elaborate sale funnel, only to limit it so severely that he won't even clear $10K on the campaign, after paying affiliates-pretty close to a break-even for him, I guess because he doesn't need the money-just wants to help 500 losers finally get rich online?)

Following the miraculous software pitch with "I just want to help people, and I'm slamming the door shut after 500 are sold"; he's just provided the only real undeniable proof on the page-not proof of how rich the software is making him, but proof that you just can't trust a word out of his mouth.

Hope it works for some of you, but I guess I'll stick to buying from people who haven't shown me they're liars within 10 seconds of hitting the sales page.

Sorry for the rant, but I'm tired of the charlatans that take us all for gullible childish dreamers cluttering the IM space.

Here's my (top secret-from a former internet millionaire, turned Tibetan monk I had to go on a ten day trek over the icy crevasses of the Himalayan range to find), formula for saving a lot of time in my quest for online wealth; are you ready for me to give it away FREE!? Here goes: repeat this magic mantra 10 times every morning, noon, and night, while doing a headstand, and tugging your right earlobe with your left hand: "THERE IS NO EASY BUTTON-NO SECRET THE EVIL GURUS DON"T WANT ME TO KNOW. IF ANYONE SAYS THERE IS, I PROMISE MYSELF TO CLICK AWAY WITHOUT DROOLING OR BUYING, AND GET BACK TO BUILDING MY BIZ!"

Jason, cool name... But that's about all you have going for you on this review of yours. Unlike you, I actually went through the whole course with a fine toothed comb and I have a totally different opinion.

First of all... this paragraph cracks me up since he's sitting in a Las Vegas hotel. (Go to Vegas and I promise you'll be drinking coffee... like that matters if a product creator drinks coffee, but anyway...).

As for appearances and the lifestyles of MOST millionaires, you need to read the Millionaire Next Door case studies.

The product shows you how to profit from media buying from start to finish. So yes, you're going to get the beginner to advanced training. Fact is, 90% of people who will buy are absolute newbies, so the basic training videos aren't for you.

The product covers ClickBank AND most major CPA networks.

Doubtful... Based on your shallow review, you didn't even go through the course.

Shame on you for giving an unprofessional, incomplete, and overall bogus review.

Dude, what the hell are you talking about? There is nothing wrong with this product. It is a software program that makes it easier to find sites to advertise on. That is not a scam, or a rip off, it is a valid method for making money. And what the hell does needing a hair cut and drinking coffee have to do with anything? Oh, by the way, if you had actually paid attention to the videos, you would have known he was filming from a hotel room. Not that that matters either. What if he was filming from an apartment? Furthermore, I don't care if he has made one single dime doing this. He doesn't have to make money doing this for me to know that advertising on websites works.

Spare us your "honest" reviews in the future.

Thanks for doing that Jasonthewebmaster. I kinda guessed as much about this offer, but its gravity is still rising, so I was getting very curious, it's not just the money, I cant waste anymore time finding out about this stuff if its just a rehash. Maybe someone on here should be a full time tester!...Anyway thanks, good karma should come your way soon

Stick A Fork In It......The little *******s done! Thanks for review.

The software doesnt make money.. so the answer is no... nobody makes money with this software because ALL IT IS IS RESEARCH SOFTWARE...

It depends on what you do with that research!! Which again, he barely covers... and all his suggestion is at the end to do is submit a contact us form to some websites asking them if you can advertise on their site!!!

WOW AMAZING STRATEGY (NOT) wtf are some people still actually considering this? guess ur the ones who learn the hard way...

I had the same problem - support, what support?. I wish these people would use a pauseable video or at least be able to fast forward to last bit you remember, one vids over 70 min long! A handy page with all the formulas he uses would be good. Need to be armed with pen & paper. I'll get some rest & go through stage 3 vid again.

Next offer like this I'm interested in I'll download it first & pay for it after if i think it's worth it. I paid $37 for this one.

I bought this and I happen to agree with jasonthewebmaster.

The course is a guide to making money as an as an affiliate through clickbank or CPA networks using PPC. Stuff I already knew about...

So unless you've got money to spare for PPC, this isn't for you.

Steve says in the videos all you have to do is watch and follow him, copy what he's doing and you will make money.

Unfortunately he stops before he actually does anything. No evidence of him setting up a profitable campaign. Nothing.

All just the same old theory we've heard before.

On the sales page there is a video of him logging into paypal and making over $40,000 in profit in one month.

We assume that is profit at the time. However it isn't profit if he's used PPC. For all we know he could've spent $35,000 on generating this cash... Hell, he could've spent more than $40,000.

Now if there was a video showing this campaign actually being set up that would be useful. But there isn't...

As for the software. It doesn't give you any data that you can't extract from free websites.

The course is a good if you're new to affiliate marketing and cpa. Steve knows his stuff and is very good in front of the camera. However it wasn't for me. All the same old theory I've already been taught before.

If he can actually make $40,000 in a month using these methods, show us, show us the campaign happening. How you set it up, etc. If you can do it why just tell us theory?

So if you want to know about cpa and affiliate marketing and you're new maybe this course will be good for you. if you're looking for something new, or you think the software will do most of the work for you (as suggested on the sales page) then you better think again...

Okay, so here's an update. I went through the entire course, and went into action.

First of all, I want to say that a lot of my income online is through network marketing income streams (more info in my sig). Right now I earn about a 4 figure residual monthly income. I also dabble in CPA and affiliate marketing, and average about $1k/month in clickbank sales. Proof is available, if anyone's interested...but it's really not that important.

As I said yesterday I was going to post a full review, but I wanted to drop by and give a quick update...I put COMMISSION CRUSHER's ideas and software into action, even using his 10 premade campaigns...and here's my result:

CPA commissions: ~$400
Advertising expense: ~$1200

So yes, I burned about $800.

I'll post a review if people still want it...but bottomline is newbies will NOT succeed with this program. There is WAY too much time/work/expertise required STILL even with all the upgrades, and all the premade "winning" money making campaigns, etc. I'm not a super affiliate, but I am no newbie affiliate either.

As for the hosting and professional web-design upgrade, it's nothing special...the website looks like something I can whip up myself with wordpress.

So CAN you make money with this? Sure, as stated above I made money.

Make your own informed decision folks...you have my report.

Warrior of truth, signing off.

I bought the product and finished everything.

I need to have big financial budget to make money with the system.

The way thevideo sales page convey its message is not what I expect inside the membership area. It is too deceiving.

In his sales video, Steven sound too high-tech geek hoping to show some "real thing" but I got disappointed by him showing ony his typing skills, how to download software, how to select a winning product in clickbank - which everybody knew how to do it already and more real newbie stuffs that I don't expect by watching his sales video.

My conclusion: He is a good marketer (in a way he succeeded in letting me full my credit card with his sales video) but the system or product is not a new stuff.

Aries

So, you exited the womb knowing how to sign up affiliate networks, how to install software, etc?

Am I glad I found this thread....

Thanks for all of your input warrior team....

Every now and then I will watch one of these hype videos if it has come from one of my mentors that I trust to see why they are promoting this....

The hype wore me down so I got the basic to see what all the fuss was about.... Then the usual upgrades happened and I'm definitely glad I could get some real feedback inthe foums here and those who have had a chance to go through the info....

Once again there is no quick and easy solution or push this button to make squillions, but yes some good marketing from this guy.... I wonder how Click Bank will view all of the refunds.... Great for newbies thou, so will still make a tidy profit on fresh meat....

Thanks guys

appreciate the effort you all put in reviewing the products

Cheers

Clayton J

Hi Mark,

Use this link to get the refund https://www.clickbank.com/orderDetail.htm

Or send email to refund@clickbank.com with little explanation why you want to get the refund.

Thanks,

Jawad

Someone else suggested sending an email, but if you go to clickbank and click on live help and explain the situation, they will refund your money. Literally line for line we experienced the same thing. My tickets to support were never answered, and they were mysteriously closed without a response. I even pm'ed him here and no response. Well I went right on over to clickbank and chatted live with them and I watched as I got my notification of a refund. Case closed.

As for the material, I must say that it was lacking because he didn't explain HOW to setup a campaign:confused:. There was literally NO video on the process. How can he miss that part? He may be a nice guy as I have read and even appeared pretty cool in the videos, but the product doesn't cut the mustard and the entire sales funnel has too many holes in it. It says only 500 will be sold and only 38 downloaded copies available, yet the gravity is 959 the last that I checked. On top of that the OTO's are available for the same price inside the members area. So I guess they aren't really OTO's now are they?

Based on the lack of support, the misinformation on the sales page limiting the copies to 500 yet selling almost double that according CB gravity, offering OTO's that you can get inside the members area for the same price, and not instructing on how to even set up a freaking campaign, I can't recommend this to anyone.

Bottom line, I should have known better.

It's ClickBank that refunds so after you put in a support ticket you need to wait a few days which I've seen you already have. Just curious were those 5 business days? However, any business has up to 30 days to send a refund if I'm not mistaken.

Got my refund today though, I had to esculate it to CB to get it..Vendor closed my ticket a couple of times..

Great review from dreamshaper..

Though I agree that there are some problems, I don't agree that every "kid" is bad as you portray. Yep, there are certainly some that are irresposible and riding the wave to quick riches, no matter what it does to their reputation. Unfortunately, there are a LOT of older folks with the same problems...

Using blind and/or deceptive advertising to attract customers is hardly unique to youth. I'd hazard a guess that at least 25% of the older "seasoned pros" selling here through WSOs and other methods are in exactly the same boat. Yes, that's a really high number (though I've seen other people claim much higher percentages) but any place there is an opportunity to make a quick buck using Hype and Jive, its going to attract the less ethical "vendors" to take advantage as long as they can.

Though forums like this can help, I don't see it diminishing soon, because far too few people read these review threads, and many of those buy anyway because they think someone may be "bashing" the seller...

[sigh]

Don't blame it on the "kids". They learned it by watching and emulating some of the most experienced "pros" out there.

Hi jenifer00, your welcome,

I'm running around 100 blogs some auto some hybrid ( mix of auto post and manual)...

I'm sorry to hear that such an expensive product does not have the support which, we the customers deserve however, all is not lost...

Check out traffic Kaboom from Jason Potash & Jason Katzenback...there are 2 pdf's one is Hybrid Traffic Formula and the other Auto Blog Buddy Set Up. Auto Blog Buddy is a free blog posting plug in...

Please note: I have not tried it yet maybe today if I get time though, what they are saying in the reports makes a lot of sense...i.e. set up your blogs with at least 2 original posts of over 300 words and no ads for at least 4 weeks...they also show you how to set up your link structure for traffic..

Once you get indexed then you can put some ads and Auto Blog Buddy will drip feed auto posts...if you want to auto post Amazon etc then, it's an upgrade but all the rest is free...

If you can't find it shoot me a pm and I'll send you a link to the pdf with the download link for the free plug in...I'm not an affiliate for this by the way.

They say:-

Please do not copy, steal or swipe any content from this report. But, if you
want to send this report (as is, without changing it) to your friends,
colleagues or audience, go ahead. We appreciate it!

Hope this helps,

Gordon.

I am not going to go into a lot of detail here. I'll just say this guy provides very dramatic presales videos that sound amazing.

In actuality, if you aren't all about PPC, forget it.
I don't do PCC and I had no idea from the sales presentations that that is what all of this was about.

As soon as I saw what all of this was, I dumped it and got my CB refund.

Guess what? These people are STILL CALLING ME AT HOME!
Almost DAILY!! And there is so much noise in the background, you can hardly understand what they are talking about. Obviously, a paid "bug people phone service".

I finally had my husband get on the phone yesterday and he told them in no uncertain terms to NOT TO CALL HERE AGAIN!!!!

Outrageous! I never heard of such a thing!

I say, STEER CLEAR!!!!!:rolleyes:

It's a wordpress plugin that supposedly auto posts ad content...some reviewers here tried it out, I personally didn't take that upsell.

You can read the thread and see their thoughts on it.

Oh boy...the good old "Go over the videos again"! At least Steve didn't offer some 1v1 coaching over skype and then never show up...like some others out there!

I really don't agree with you...
I think this sort of attitude is exactly part of the problem. You've essentially said that even though the product is bad (and has high refunds already) that it is good to promote because people are buying it.

Personally, I don't want my name associated with garbage, and as a result, don't promote products I haven't purchased and use. If nothing else, it's the ethical thing to do. Yes, I'd like to make a lot more money, but I want to do so by providing a useful service, not by clinging to a product that is essentially ripping people off through hype and mis-representation.

It's too bad there are so many people that will provide false reviews (essentially re-formatted sales copy) and promote products without any knowledge of the product or whether it is effective at all, just to make a buck. Making money with IM is a huge market, and will probably continue to be, but something has to change or its going to be nearly impossible for honest folk to make a living with it. That's not to say there aren't problems in other niches (don't get me started on snake oil supplements) but at least they don't push so hard with the blind sales copy...


"Grandpa, why do you drink whiskey and smoke cigars?
-- It keeps the worms away.
But Grandma says you don't have worms...
-- See, it works!"