Comments on: Maverick Money Makers Club – A Review You Must Read

By: Niranjan Ranade

Niranjan Ranade — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:09:04 +0000

Thanks a lot for an unbiased review. I just found your site while researching on google today and will be visiting regularly for new reviews

By: chelle

chelle — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 16:39:20 +0000

Seems to be the such a truth to what Debra has said. I just wonder how people sleep at night knowing that they have just taken hard earned money from someone who is truly just looking for help. If they wanted to truly help people out they would just help them out not get rich from “helping” them.

By: Debra

Debra — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:38:18 +0000

If i have to pay someone money to make money then i don’t need that program.
It is sad for the ones that are out of a job and trying to keep their homes and put food on the table for their and kids. I am a single mom of 3 kids and trying coming up with 95.00 to pay for a program is something i wish i could do. But, If i had 95.00 i would put food on my table. 95.00 is a lot of money to put out when you don’t have it to start with. And trying to come up with 95.00 every mouth?? WOW!! It would be wonderful to find a online work at home job that works and you don’t have to pay someone that says he is rich to learn to work online at home. He is trying to make more money off of the poor.. POOR like ME LOL! It would be nice to find someone that would let you pay when you do make the money from his product. Which i really don’t think that is out there any place. Well, The saying You got to have money to make money is all so true !! SAD but soo very true. People without money can not get a head. Thanks for listening

By: Jay

Jay — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:57:05 +0000

Well Jerry, thats the thing. I usually just stay away from all affiliate recommendations and seek out reviews that suggest that the person has had personal experience with the product.

Maybe the affiliate had experience with the program, maybe he hasn’t. There are ways to find persons with real user experience that aren’t using their affiliate link to recommend the product and they will tell you that its good if its good and if its bad if it is bad. Forums are great places to look.

You also bring up a point that is interesting. If someone paid their money and joined the program and the only thing they’re learning is how to be an affiliate for that program then that program has failed. You don’t have to pay Maverick Money Makers to become an affiliate when you can just grab the link off Clickbank and promote the program.

By: Jerry

Jerry — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 17:47:10 +0000

Hi,

I’m having trouble understanding what you mean when you say,” it was difficult finding any that weren’t affiliates”.

Uh, how do you suppose anyone has real knowledge and experience about MMM if they haven’t paid their money and tried the program, and yes, consequently, are an affiliate?

I guess there are those who can be a clickbank affiliate without actually buying the program, but they really don’t have the use or the experience of MMM so I’m left wonerding how do you know if they have or have not….