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Fell for his scam, all he does is teach weak minded or desperate people how to scam like he and his team of so called 'experts' do. Each person who works for him should be ashamed. Basically thieves
This guy is a fraud complete bait and switch . He reels you in with $97 ads offer then tries to sell you a $5000 ad course . As for the $97 ad? It's cruelly generic and run of the mill with no compelling ad creative as promised just a lame generic text . Total sham . If I could give zero stars I would
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