Comments on: Instant Internet Income Review

By: Obed Mubaiwa

Obed Mubaiwa — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:21:55 +0000

I was just getting to look here to see what oher folks are saying about some of these money making systems.What prompted me to write(I dont do this often unless if I feel I can help)is this. Most of these schemes do not work for you the buyer.They work for the owner since he is the one getting the money so he hires copywriters to put up the convincing story so you can buy. The story is just a story some cock and bull if you like. and after you buy then you realise you are alone. There is no where in business where you just get paid for work. Even adsense is hard work!I also fell for Chris Cobb and his AIS, Oh man you just get some crap cds in the name of a home study course. The first two I got where just not like a study course at all, I must say I learnt nothing after paying for the CDS and some printed stuff(£29.95 per month is the cost of AIS). My advice is stay away from anyone telling you that its easy. anyone can do it, you dont need special skills etc all that garbage. You DO need to learn a skill, You Do Need to WORK. You need a step by step system delivered one lesson at a time(maybe one lesson per month). You DO need to pay for your lessons(they should be affordable). You can do this at your own pace(no one should push you,if they do they just want your money!)

Now I came here to look at this Instant Internet Income DVD from Mr Alexander and it shocks me to hear him saying there is hardly any work at all. I do not think that Mr Alexander seriously thinks you can make that kind of money with little work.I do believe this is in the same catergory with AIS.Both are very old and obslete.Please note that there are a lot of scams out there just be careful who you trust with your hard earned cash! You have to find whats Working today. I hope this opens you eyes

By: Colin

Colin — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 20:51:47 +0000

I first got caught out by the Chris cobb group over a year ago
After givng a “free” website was immediately offered an upsel of 10 for just £120 or so.
Then the phone calls. as many as TEN a day from the states telling me how they would ensure I made a profit. I just had to give them my credit card details so they could buy alll the services for me “$10,000 would ensure my success” Saying all I had free was $5000 “That will do but would be the minimum” The calls went on for nearly 2 weeks.
In the meantime, they duplicated my initial fee.
I sent many e.mails that were ignored
I eventually located the Chris Cobb offices in England which apparantly resulted in e,mails direct from Mr Cobb inviting me to a seminar to show how he would personally mentor me and up to 9 others.
I went along. After talking to him there I got my refund and the phone calls stopped.
The “seminar” was a sales pitch to pay him£4000 for the mentoring based on a slide show. And of course if we signed there and then it would only be £2000

And so on and so on

Then got a sales letter with lots of testimonials.
Following day, a sales letter with exactly and I mean exacgtly the same testimonials from someone else, all that was changed was the “dear Mr..” EXCEPT one was missing = the one of the author of the 2nd letter ! Who also turned out to be a director of Mr Cobbs Company

I the got a generous offer of a free course just $9 or so with cd,s sent physically. As I understand it, they comprised old Andrew Reynolds material – outdated and discredited. Have a look at Chris Cobb, Andrew Reynolds Tim Lowe Nick James et all on Scam.com

I could go on……

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 13:02:05 +0000

Hi Russell,I’ve just come across a similar system called AIS System Ltd by Chris Cobbs and was quite impressed by what I saw,have you heard or come across this?Can these systems deliver what they say they can(ie an income of £5K+per month)or are they pie in the sky.Looking for an internet business is all new to me so any comments/advice would be appreciated as I have been made aware that there are alot of scams out there and I really do not have money to waste.Thanks for your help Steve

By: Russell

Russell — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:44:59 +0000

Forgot to say, I bought mine in 2006.

Unless it’s been significantly updated, then it’s well out of date by now.

By: Russell

Russell — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:42:58 +0000

Thought this was familiar.

‘Instant Internet Income’ is a James Sheridan presented DVD.

It’s a few years out of date now, but the principles (ala how to use google adwords etc) are still sound.

The Dvd is pretty good, but you won’t be able to set an internet business from this.

Rather it will get you some of the way towards preparation.