The Automatic Edge is advertised as a work from home, internet based business that guarantees a certain income or your money back The problem is, they do not elaborate on this guarantee until after you pay the $fee to begin a step program After only steps you learn that you have to complete all steps, which includes paying thousands more to actually start using their program, or stop the program all together, which forfeits the guarantee Of course they will refund the $after you spend a couple grand on their product! In my mind, that is not a guarantee, it is simply a small discount on an expensive product This program is nothing more than a ploy to get people to pay thousands of dollars on a hyped up training program, then once they are in, they have to provide them with leads so they can sell these people on their programs as wellYes they will pay a commission, but if they are really as good as they say, why do they need the average joe to get involved? It is a scam in that they are not up front with information about their guarantee and what you have to do after getting involved Had I known from the start what it was really about, I would have never started the program At least I only lost $and didn't get taken for thousands by buying into their hype!
The Automatic Edge is advertised as a work from home, internet based business that guarantees a certain income or your money back. The problem is, they do not elaborate on this guarantee until after you pay the $97 fee to begin a 21 step program. After only 6 steps you learn that you have to complete all 21 steps, which includes paying thousands more to actually start using their program, or stop the program all together, which forfeits the guarantee. Of course they will refund the $97 after you spend a couple grand on their product! In my mind, that is not a guarantee, it is simply a small discount on an expensive product.
This program is nothing more than a ploy to get people to pay thousands of dollars on a hyped up training program, then once they are in, they have to provide them with leads so they can sell these people on their programs as well. Yes they will pay a commission, but if they are really as good as they say, why do they need the average joe to get involved? It is a scam in that they are not up front with information about their guarantee and what you have to do after getting involved. Had I known from the start what it was really about, I would have never started the program. At least I only lost $97 and didn't get taken for thousands by buying into their hype!
The Automatic Edge is advertised as a work from home, internet based business that guarantees a certain income or your money back The problem is, they do not elaborate on this guarantee until after you pay the $fee to begin a step program After only steps you learn that you have to complete all steps, which includes paying thousands more to actually start using their program, or stop the program all together, which forfeits the guarantee Of course they will refund the $after you spend a couple grand on their product! In my mind, that is not a guarantee, it is simply a small discount on an expensive product This program is nothing more than a ploy to get people to pay thousands of dollars on a hyped up training program, then once they are in, they have to provide them with leads so they can sell these people on their programs as wellYes they will pay a commission, but if they are really as good as they say, why do they need the average joe to get involved? It is a scam in that they are not up front with information about their guarantee and what you have to do after getting involved Had I known from the start what it was really about, I would have never started the program At least I only lost $and didn't get taken for thousands by buying into their hype!
The Automatic Edge is advertised as a work from home, internet based business that guarantees a certain income or your money back. The problem is, they do not elaborate on this guarantee until after you pay the $97 fee to begin a 21 step program. After only 6 steps you learn that you have to complete all 21 steps, which includes paying thousands more to actually start using their program, or stop the program all together, which forfeits the guarantee. Of course they will refund the $97 after you spend a couple grand on their product! In my mind, that is not a guarantee, it is simply a small discount on an expensive product.
This program is nothing more than a ploy to get people to pay thousands of dollars on a hyped up training program, then once they are in, they have to provide them with leads so they can sell these people on their programs as well. Yes they will pay a commission, but if they are really as good as they say, why do they need the average joe to get involved? It is a scam in that they are not up front with information about their guarantee and what you have to do after getting involved. Had I known from the start what it was really about, I would have never started the program. At least I only lost $97 and didn't get taken for thousands by buying into their hype!