Chronic Commissions - and the main spokesman "Caleb Abrams" is a totally fabricated story of a "couch surfer" who gets lucky when his hard partying buddy OD's an leaves Caleb his special software, which
makes him an overnight millionaire, and now, out of his great sense of generosity, and belief in karma, he wants to share it with everyone else. The website is one of those unending novelettes peppered with dozens of checks and bank statements which serve as proof of the success of those who have used the system. It is sold through ClickBank, which is a legitimate business that offers some real products, but many of which are scams, just like Chronic Commissions.
My son paid for the $49.95 download, only to be immediately up-sold for another $195.00 to get "private coaching" to enhance your chances of success.
Even the reviews that show up on the first pages of Google search are all written by them under the guise of independent reviewers. You have to go a few pages deep to get to the real story. Each of these "independent reviews" link back to the Chronic Commisions sales site. These guys are masters of SEO.
When my son tried to see how he could get his money back, he was told to send his receipt to a provided link. Unfortunately, when he searched through the e-mails he received immediately after purchasing it, there wasn't a receipt to be found.
If he had purchased it on a credit card instead of his debit card, at least he would have been able to dispute the charges, but now he is out of luck.
This is a very slick scam, designed to draw in anyone who wants to get rich the "easy" way. The promo materials are very slick, written by professionals. Even the Caleb Abrams Character is completely fabricated.
Someone needs to figure out how to nail these guys. They're probably partying it up in the Bahamas with all the cash they've make from unsuspecting consumers.
Save your money, and save your friends by letting everyone know it's a slick scam.
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