Received an email that said I'd get 5 "free" popular
money-making niches. So, I watched the video of a man
that said he was Aaron Ward. This guy lives on a private island paradise, in a fabulous house.
After the video presentation, there was a place for my email address, a download now button, so I clicked it.
Took me to payment page (I used PayPal link) of course
the payment went through. After a couple days went by, I finally got to the "members" are, to see my 5 niches.
Now, the fun begins. I thought that once I got access
to the niches, all I needed to do was set them up, with
some help from Aaron, since he bragged in the video, that
there'd be 24/7 customer support. I've sent several emails
to but have yet to receive a direct response. This is that
link: [email protected].
That's the email address in all the follow-up emails
sent, asking to join another program in order to get my
business up and running. All of them will cost you money.
Member's Area Login: http://www.empirenetwork.com
The above is where you log-in, to get to the 5 niches.
I don't know if it still works or not.
I'm going to see if I can get my $49 back, since it hasn't been 60 days.
The first follow-up email was for something called
mobile-samurai for $997, but I found out that two
ladies who purchased, could not download the software,
asked for refund, but hasn't heard anything since. Their
requests cam at the beginning of July. Read full complaints here: http://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/mobile-samurai.com#box-comment
Seems all Aaron does is send out his video, get people
to sign-up to his niche, then pass on email addresses to
his friends, so they bombard you with all thos follow-ups, asking you to buy more items.
If you get one of Aarons' video emails, delete it.
In his video he brags about how he's not one of those
scamming "gurus", no bs from him, he just wants to make
life a little easier for people. Uh-ha!
I could go on, but all this has given me a major headache!
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