Jeff Paul Reviews

Sue   Ont. Canada

1:18pm on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 

We ordered this stupid shortcuts to Millions just last week. I have called to cancel this on my credit card and they said it takes 24hrs. to do so. I waited and called again. They gave me a confirmation number to say that it will be on my credit card but then dropped off after a few days. I waited and now it is on my credit card just like they said it would be. I called again and now they are saying they Shipped it out already!!! and now i have to refuse it at the door so they can send it back!! All this trouble! for what??? I called my credit card comp. and they said i need to wait until Friday and they will see what they can do about it! Anyone had this happened to them? Do our credit card comp. really take care of this? I sure hope so! Thank you for reading this...Sue

Bill D   Las Vegas

1:35am on Thursday, October 29th, 2009

Great program! I made 1 trillion dollars in 30 min. I'm retired now and I'm only 28 whoot whoot!

OldBill   So. Calif.

9:01am on Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 

Every time you view an infomercial for anything, no matter how tempting the offer, the FIRST thing you should do is go on the internet, type in the name of their product or website, then put the words "don't buy" in front of that, or the word “scam” or "ripoff" behind that. That will get you past the first three pages of phony websites, constructed to blindside you with glowing comments and testimonials. You will then get to pages like this one, and get a real eyeful of what that company is all about, and eventually learn what ALL infomercials are all about. They ALL just want your credit card number, so they can get into your pocket and steal as much as they can - before you are put through some very frustrating and time-consuming steps to cut them off.

BANE   Virginia

5:09am on Monday, October 26th, 2009 

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a federal injunction. It will take sometime to in act, but its a start.

Federal Trade Commission v. John Beck Amazing Profits, LLC, a California limited liability company, John Alexander, LLC, a California limited liability company, Jeff Paul, LLC, a California limited liability company, also d/b/a Shortcuts to Millions, LLC, Mentoring of America, LLC, a California limited liability company, Family Products, LLC, a California limited liability company, Douglas Gravink, an individual, Gary Hewitt, an individual, John Beck, an individual, John Alexander, an individual, and Jeff Paul, an individual
(United States District Court for the Central District of California)

Civil Action No. 09-CV-4719
FTC File No. 072 3138

Carl   CA

11:04am on Saturday, October 17th, 2009 

Forget Jeff Paul and internet millions. What about the two cute ladies on his infomercial? I have a coupon for $2.00 off at Fat Burger. Would either of them be interested in some fine dining with me? If so, I'll increase my Program Rating by another star.

Chuck   Washington State

10:02am on Saturday, October 17th, 2009 

Watch the so-called testimonials on his infomercial. It's obvious these aren't real success stories, they are ACTORS, and bad ones at that.

Stephe Vessels   Louisville, Ky

9:01pm on Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 

You know if this infomercial was true and actually worked, we wouldn't have pro sports. Think about it, if a guy makes 100,000 a week, that's 400,000 a month, which would be 4,800,000 a year. If this were the case, there wouldn't be a NFL draft or any other draft. hmmmmmm let me think, should i play football for a living, risking injury, paralysis, and total exhaustion, or should i sit at home on my ass all day everyday doing absolutely nothing, and make 5 million a year. Lol, there are other examples, but i had to go with that one. I mean lets face it, everyone would be doing this if it actually worked, nobody would be making money cause everyone would be trying to sell, leaving no buyers. We would be in the greatest of depressions.

jordan   washigton

2:21am on Saturday, September 26th, 2009 

i thought this system would be a success when im older guess i was wrong. Jeff paul is a mind sucker.

Axer   California

4:10am on Saturday, September 12th, 2009 

This thing looked way too good to be true so I wanted to research it and see what's the catch. The infomercials don't even explain how it works! It just tells you what it does. Anyone with slight common sense can see it simply doesn't add up. But because I found it like it might be the best thing ever, I decided to look up what others had to say about it... How can people like this exist? And then get away with their crap for so long? Thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and sorry for what's happened to ya. Hopefully the guy reincarnates into a beetle and then has to push around a turd for the rest of his life =P

Barney Rubble   Never mind

3:19pm on Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 

What a PIECE OF GARBAGE. How can these people sleep at night? I mean the creator, the host and the lying testimonials? I can't believe that America has come down to this. We are headed for the toilet, not just because of the "IDIOT" Jeff Paul" but the fact that anyone would buy this piece of garbage boggles my mind.
Whatever happened to integrity?

Fred Flinstone   US

2:48pm on Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 

This man is a thief and an Amoral jackass, and so are the hosts and the pathetic down in the dumps idiots who now are making $100,000.00 a month LOL.
I can't believe that this crap sells. I can't believe they are allowed to to sell this junk. The people they prey on are the ones that can "least" afford what this piece of human debris is selling. Unbelievable !!!!

Sal Voce   TN

1:24pm on Monday, August 31st, 2009 

This a**holes conference calls are a total waste of time!! He yaps and yaps and doesn't says a thing!

James   Atlanta GA

11:07am on Friday, August 28th, 2009 

Jeff Paul's program is a SCAM.

theHonestMan   Cali-four-nigh-a

9:04pm on Thursday, August 27th, 2009 

After trying out both the Jeff Paul Shortcut to Internet Millions and signing up for the mentoring program, I must say that the programs are absolutely great!! Absolutely great if you're looking to get into charity and give your money away. But if that's the case, than I suggest you try the Red Cross or Feed the Children as I believe the money will be put to better use. I wish I would've found this site or ripoffreport before WASTING my money on these pieces of crap that give garbage a good name. I mean these guys have been hit by the FTC, have over 300 complaints against them in the BBB, and have more links on google dedicated to defacing to defacing them than they do promoting the products. As for my story, I foolishly ordered the Shortcut to Millions program and when I finished creating my first Jeff Paul site with, guess what, ONE FREAKING product on it cause that's all it allows, I was called by one of their sales reps who call themselves recruiters to try to further butter you up before they reveal their true intentions. They tell you all this bs about how they're giving you an on the spot interview to see if you "qualify" for their mentoring program and how you need to have 6 qualities that will insure that you will succeed. Credit, time, open-mindedness and teachable, decisiveness, and 100% commitment. The decisiveness is where they get you to fork over $7200 and act like they're doing it for your own good, or as the director would like to say, "this is so you actually earn your success". After regaining my senses, I decided to exercise my 3 day cancellation window and when I called to cancel, the operator said a "counselor" would call me to finalize the process. So this douche named Brady calls me and feeds me all this stuff about how he guarantees I'll make my money back and how I'll even make money in the first month to pay my 2 credit card bills, student loan, and cell phone bill. Not working at the time and being almost borderline desperate to find an online opportunity that works, I again fell for this crap at a discounted rate of $5000. So I stayed with the company and my first assignment was to raise my eBay score and sell an item. I was thinking are you serious? I'm paying 5 grand to learn how to sell one of my own personal items on eBay. And as for the coaching? Well they basically tell you how to log into the mentoring website and find the right videos to watch. I could tell when I was speaking to my coach that he knew this program was bs and didn't sound confident at all. Great, so I signed up to find out how to sell my own personal items on eBay and have to do it with a coach that wouldn't even be able to inspire confidence in someone even if he paid him. This is when I decided to do some research on the Internet and find out if anyone else had issues with this company in the past. I was appalled at I discovered. The FTC had filed a case against them July 1st of this year! This was the final straw as I said I would never get suckered by a salesman, recruiter, jackass, douche bag again. I filed a complaint with the FTC in the morning and a couple hours later I checked my credit card accounts and saw that my $5000 had been refunded back to me. Here's some advice for people looking to find legit work at home opportunities, do your research! Check the BBB, google the company's name and if they have any complaints against them surely it will show up. And never ever sign up for the Jeff Paul program! Thank you for your time and hope you enjoyed my story.

Ray   Maine

1:26pm on Sunday, August 23rd, 2009 

I too found Jeff Paul's infomercial interesting but yet failing to pass the smell test so as to say. Hence I decided to research this. As someone mentioned, the internet is like a double sharp edge sword. Just as it can spread misinformation so to can it spread the TRUTH like in this thread.

I am thankful I decided to do this research as from what is stated in this thread I have saved myself not only $$$ but also a lot of aggravation.

This sounded too good to be true from the get-go. I feel sorry for those who fell for it. I hate to say it though but people do often fall out of greed which exacerbates the poor, unfortunate situation they are in which causes them to fall prey. If one is done and almost out, that is when one's greed is most likely to help one fall victim to such scams.

There must be some remedy at hand to put an end to such false, misleading scams. Are there any people in Maine which have fallen prey to this scam? Please report it as such here with your email address and we can see what can be done here in Maine and maybe replicated elsewhere in the USA.

Rhonda   Canada

9:52pm on Thursday, August 20th, 2009 

After trying and trying to cancel my membership continuously for days I finally called my credit card company, and on my behalf they are sending him a letter not to charge my card for this membership, if he does not there will be legal action taken against him. I suggest if no one can cancel their membership...........try this, it may help. GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE who got sucked in like me. If you haven't joined DON'T

Rhonda   Canada

9:19pm on Thursday, August 20th, 2009 

I've been trying everything possible to cancel my membership to no avail. I've tried the www.jeffpaulcancel.com and an "oops link is broken" I've tried the 1 800 number and no one seems to answer. If anyone can please help me, it would be greatly appreciated. I don't want to go into debt with this.

Lem   USA

12:58am on Thursday, August 13th, 2009 

I was thinking about ordering Jeff Paul's Program, but after reading all the complaints...noway am ordering this, much less putting my worst enemy through that crap. Its not worth the hassle.

Jack   St Louis

8:06am on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 

I don't know what you people are talking about.Thanks to Jeff Paul,I am now making over one billion dollars every 2.6 seconds. I don't have to do anything. I don't have a computer,I can
not even spell my own name.I sit at home and play with a stuffed monkey and the checks keep pouring in. Well I gotta take out the trash now...oh wait a minute this isn't trash it's bags of money...
silly me.

e   detroit, MI

4:27pm on Saturday, August 8th, 2009 

HAHAHAHA. i was reading some of these reviews, and people keep finding reasons not to blame themselves. First, it is not the TV's fault for playing this. TV is just making money, you are the stupid one for buying it. just look at the nice cars they have there, all the big promises, and how they suck at acting. second, don't blame the government for this. there are billions of scams going on every single day, it is your job to use common sense. first time i saw this, i started laughing, and decided to go online and read reviews because i new a lot of people already fell for it. good luck out there and remember there is only one shortcut to getting rich. it's called 'WINNING THE LOTTERY'.

TonyGP   Toronto, Ca

11:11am on Wednesday, August 5th, 2009 

It seems that the FTC has initiated action after a number of complaints. Google the ftc.gov site re Mentoring of America for information.

katie   california

7:38pm on Saturday, July 25th, 2009 

i ordered this twice in 2 weeks. never recived anything and now they wont even answer the phone. on july 23 i called them at 430 pacific time. it rang for 5 minutes and no one answered if they ever try to call me or tell me i ordered im going to tell them to kiss my white ass and i will not do this scam of crap he is like billy madeoff taking peoples money screw jeff short cuts to millions

Ray   Houma, la

8:27pm on Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 

TOTAL RIPOFF. I BOUGHT THIS CRAP AND SET IT UP AND NOTHING HAPPENED. SO I CALLED THE 800 NUMBER THEN THE BULL CRAP STARTED TO FLY. TALKED TO 1 GUY WHO TOLD ME HE WILL TALK TO SOME OTHER GUY TO SEE IF I AM QUALIFIED TO DO THIS. THIS OTHER GUY CALLED AND TALKED FOR AN HOUR AND A HALF AND SAID ALOT OF WORDS, BUT ACTUALLY SAID NOTING BENEFICIAL. THEN HE WANTED ME TO CHARDGE $12,000 ON MY CREDIT CARD. I TOLD HIM I WILL SLEEP ON IT AND CALL HIM THE NEXT AFTERNOON. HE TOLD ME THEY DONT CHASE PEOPLE THEY JUST REPLACE THEM. BEFORE I COULD CALL THE NEXT DAY HE CALLED ME. I ASKED HIM FOR SOME WEB SITES THEY PRODUCED HE GAVE ME 2 OF THEM. THESE SITES WERE SO SO OK. I TOLD HIM TO GIVE ME A FEW MORE WHICH DID THE ITEMS HE WANTED ME TO DO. HE TOLD ME HE COULD NOT BECAUSE GOOGLE HAS TO PAY THE SITE FOR EACH CLICK, WHAT A LIE. THE SITE PAYS GOOGLE FOR THE CLICKS. HE TOLD ME AGAIN TOMORROW WILL BE THE LAST TIME WE TALK THAT THEY DONT CHASE PEOPLE THEY JUST REPLACE THEM. WELL THE NEXT DAY HE CALLED AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN. I DID NOT ANSWER THE PHONE TO SEE HOW MANY TIMES THEY WOULD CALL AND THEY CALLED EVERYDAY FOR 2 WEEKS, IN WHICH I THOUGHT THEY SAID THEY DONT CHASE PEOPLE. FINALLY AFTER THAT HE CALLED ONE MORE TIME AND LEFT A MESSAGE THAT I WAS DISQUALIFIED FROM PARTICIPATING DUE TO MY ACTIONS. I THOUGHT IT WAS THE END OF THAT BUT THEY CALLED ANOTHER WEEK EVERDAY. I RETURNED THE CD'S FOR A REFUND AND I DID NOT GET ALL THE MONEY BACK I WAS SHORTED $17.86 THEY TOLD ME IT WAS SHIPPING AND HANDELING, IF THEY MAKING THAT MUCH MONEY THAT SHOULD NOT BE AN ISSUE WITH THEM. ALSO THEY CHARGED MY ACCOUNT $29.95 FOR THE CREDIT CARD MONTHLY MAINTENANCE FEE. I HAVE BUSINESSES AND TAKE CREDIT CARDS AND NEVER CHARGED A FLAT MONTHLY FEE FOR USE AND NOTHING EVER CHARGED ON THE ACCOUNT. WHEN I CALLED THEM TO CANCEL IT AND PUT IT BACK IN MY ACCOUNT I GOT THE RUN AROUND AGAIN. I TOLD THEM TO EITHER PUT THE MONEY BACK IN MY ACCOUNT AND CANCEL IT OR I WAS GOING TO COURT WITH THIS. THEY PUT IT BACK TODAY. WHAT A FRAUD AND RIP OFF JEFF PAUL. I MEAN IF IT IS SO GOOD WHY ARE THEY ADVERTISING IT. ALSO, THE PEOPLE WORKING THERE WHAT ARE THEY ANSWERING PHONES IF THEY COULD BE MAKING THE MONEY THIS CROOK SAYS THEY ARE MAKING. WHEN I ORDERED THE CD'S I ASKED THEY GUY ON THE PHONEIF HE WAS DOING THIS, HE SAID YES. I ASKED HIM HOW MUCH HE WAS MAKING AND HE TOLD ME HE IS NOT ALLOWED TO SAY. I GUESS HE CANT SAY NOTHING. JEFF PAULS NEXT PROJECT WILL SELL CD'S TO BE A PET PSYHIC. THIS IS A TOTAL AND COMPLETE RIP OFF.AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID AVOID.

Common Sense   Realistic Land

1:36pm on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 

Come on; some of you need to use common sense. You think it would be that easy to send in $40 and immediately become an millionaire? Based on his advertising; that's what he's stating. You send him the money, you become a millionaire. The one "actor" on there says he makes 1 million per week. You all are morons if you think a $40 investment will make you millions.

Seeing how easy you all were scammed; I'm tempted to start my own business called: "send me $40 and I'll send you a book on how not to get scammed." It would be one-page and would say: "Use your freakin' common sense!"

Thor   New Mexico

3:00am on Sunday, June 28th, 2009 

Why does the Federal Trade Commission
allow these crooks to continue to use
OUR airways for their scams ? Truth in
advertising demands the ads not be
deceptive and must have evidence to back
up claims. Jeff Paul fails both of these
requirements....yet goes on and on and on.

ryan   sussex

1:39am on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 

to the comment under me, your funny, yet so true. i did the same exact thing you did. you literally took the words right out of me mouth man. haha

drunk fun, yet i speekith the truth   jersey

1:23am on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 

so yeahhh i was just sitting in bed at 2 in the morning after a late night of drinking, girlfriend passed out next to me, nothing to do, so i turned the tv on. JEFF PAUL SHORTCUTS TO INTERNET MILLIONS!!! Let me tell you, after 15 coors lights, this guy sounded like a god. SO i go online, look it up...then after searching, i realized there is no fricken way this is possible. i tried to find the website and all that came up was scams. hahahahaha that one guy going"ohh yeah check out my checks! 8,000 a day, 130,500 a day...yeah im a lying sac of sh*t that cant act if my life depended on it. i love it. after watching it again seeing they play it over and over and over, i wonder how much each FAKE millionaire was paid to say that. honestly your better off taking acting lessons and being a super star then actually getting this site to make u money. mann its bullcrap. im actually in debt cause i owe more then my sport bike is worth and cant get rid of it and these people like jeff come on and make u want to commit suiside. hearing ohh yeahh 8 grand a week baby!!! god. at least the working out infomercials they have after this sh*t like total gym or whayever could eventually work and you get some cool workout product. this money things gets you more in debt and a book and cd that works better as burning material and a frisbee then making money. god. effin blondes trying to get me to buy fake stuff, at least she had a nice rack, worth a try. FAIL!!! god isnt life grand. Jeff pauls, will shut up once a see a check in the mail that can make my eyes dry out. until then, i love bringing up your scam with friends, its so easy to bash you. good drinking conversations. freedom of speach is an amazing thing. see ya later. P.S. dont do drugs, or this scam. they will both ruin your life in the future. HA im so funny

ex employee   Los Angeles

6:07pm on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 

I am a former employee (Mentoring Coach) of Jeff Paul Internet Millions.
IT IS A SCAM

Not only is the "program" a scam but the company aka Family Products LLC & Mentoring of America supports sexual harassment. One of the co-workers sexually harasses women, violently screams at other co workers and puts down female clients / customers. Almost anyone who has talked to him on the phone can state how rude and condescending he is. I filed numerous reports of harassment and the company did nothing.

But… this is about scamming consumers so I will stick to that. I had to lie to clients just to keep a job at a company I hated so I could help a tiny fraction of people who wanted to be taught how to make more money using the internet. This made me feel miserable every day.

The majority of coaches are rude and give inaccurate information / instructions.

The coaches are not Internet Gurus nor have they ever made money from the Jeff Paul program. As a (now former) employee I tried and never earned a penny using the Jeff Paul handbook instructions. No one I knew at the company made money using the Jeff Paul handbook instructions.

Employees are told from supervisors (with other managers listening) that regardless of what we feel or disagree with doesn’t matter. Our job is to give clients the bare minimal in assistance in the smallest amount of time possible and get them off the phone. As long as the information we provide is true in any way (even if misleading or inaccurate) than that is enough. Coaches are given 10 to 15 minutes per client and rewarded for the least amount of time spent on the phone – quantity NOT quality.

I spoke to hundreds of clients who were losing or had lost their homes and spent the last of their savings on Jeff Paul believing the promises of Jeff Paul commercials, Sales Representatives and Coaches and made no money at all but continually spent $39.99 to $99 a month continually hoping and believing the lies. In addition, Jeff Paul has numerous ‘Up Sales’ and additional services that are totally worthless.

Strategic Financing says they will take care of all the work to create a corporation for the approximate price of $2000 or more. Creating a corporation costs approximately $300 depending on what state you live in. Their sales pitch is all a scam.

I am currently fighting for medical and financial benefits from all of the damage I experienced from working at the company. What I have listed here is a mere fraction of horror I witnessed and experienced…

Yes, I have started my own company and I sincerely hope that one day my company will be a success. So I realize that people may only see this as a way for me to market my own... But I honestly hope people will see the scam for what it is. Jeff Paul Internet To Millions is one of the BEST (if not the best) scam programs in existence.

Jeff Paul and all of the companies under Mentoring of America & Family products LLC are 100% scams…

Kerry   Ontario,Canada

9:24pm on Saturday, June 20th, 2009 

My husband purchased Jeff Paul's program..cost 50.00 dollars 'cause we are in Canada...like everyone else their reps started calling.My husband was sucked in by the enthusiastic,bubbly girl on the other end...I also talked to her..we set up an appointment with a mentor...we talked to him for 45 minutes..i listened carefully to the change in the tone of his voice when it came down to us paying for the mentoring and the coaching, 6750.00 canadian is what they wanted..my husband wanted to do it right then and there..i shook my head at him violently..NO WAY!!!the rep said he would call the next day ..he did...my husband put him off.It took me two hours to convince him to cancel his credit card..after reading all of this..thank god we didn't do it..if they can sucker my husband like that..they can sucker anybody!!!The girl rep was commenting on how cute our 15 month old and 4yr.old kids were..cause she could hear them in the background..preying on innocent children...HEARTLESS...these people are low lifes and poor excuses for human beings,pathetic scum!!!!!!

Jane   PA

3:11am on Saturday, June 20th, 2009 

Never trust infomercials, ever. Everything you need to purchase can come from the actual store. Everything you need to succeed comes from hard-work and determination. REMEMBER THIS!

I am so surprised that Jeff Paul ass has not been sued thousands of times over. How is this filthy man not in jail for all of this? He is no doubt going to hell for scamming so many uneducated and too easily influenced Americans.

Rob   Texas

12:35pm on Sunday, June 7th, 2009 

Why do people continue to think making $400,000 a week is even feasible. There are well established businesses and corporations that don't achieve those types of numbers. The one problem about common sense....is that it is not very common. Here's another one too. The grass is always greener on the other side....until you get the first water bill.

duane   sunrise,florida

12:07am on Friday, June 5th, 2009 

how do u cancel this junk? stupid me!

Robert   Portland, Oregon

7:41am on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009 

This is wrote to Miss Claire Jones, you are so right, and I give you two thumbs up I do love a nice set of "BOOBS" But what I think I was hoping for was an opportunity to make some extra cash and had know idea that Mr. F*$K Nuts, jeff paul was such a piece of scum, believe it or not, it was not his two hookers that convinced me to order his "CRAP" I was just hoping that his system might work, much to my surprise, I wish I would have had the insight that you do, thank fully it did not cost me a lot, but Mr. F*$K NUTS, jeff "JEFF" Paul got enough to piss me off, would like to file a class action suit against this scum bag, I need people who have been ripped off to stand with me and go to the attorney generals office and file a civil complaint, I am not asking you to get involved in this, you lost nothing, so you have nothing to gain, its been great talking with you, take care...

Claire Jones   Fresno, CA

5:10pm on Sunday, May 17th, 2009 

You mean to tell me that in this day and age, men are not any smarter? All it takes is large breasted women to make men go out and waste their money and fall for scams? Thank God I am a woman! As a paralegal, I am glad I went to law school and can see this idiot for what he is. Jeff is just another Kevin Trudeau, another Bernie Madoff. Certainly men can see past big boobs to the truth beneath. Doesn't take a genius to do that.

William Smith   Fairfield, NJ

11:32pm on Friday, May 15th, 2009 

I got ripped off for $7500

Robert   Portland, Oregon

7:09pm on Thursday, May 14th, 2009 

With all of us together you would think that there would be someone who would know how to go about filing a class action suit against Mr. F*$K NUTS, or rather excuse me I mean Mr. money bags jeff paul, dont show any sympathy over the low life punk, or his two hookers that have store bought boobs, lets take him down.

Robert   Portland, Oregon

4:21am on Thursday, May 14th, 2009 

Just one more note, the address jeff paul gives on the paper work you get is 7030 Hayvenhurst avenue, Van Nuys, California 91406, The address of the "Mustang Marketing" is 7030 Havenhurst avenue, Van Nuys, California, 91406, 1-(800)-659-8149, and there fax number is (949)- 455-4135, Contact Mr. Mitch Mitchell, senior supervisor, so its obvious that Mr. Million dollar Jeff must work under him, (Good Luck). P.S. If you look up the information on the "B.B.B." report about jeff paul it will give you all of this information, Ha, Ha, jeff paul, A.K.A. Mr. F*#K NUTS.

Robert   portland, Oregon

3:55am on Thursday, May 14th, 2009 

I paid for the jeff paul millions on the internet like an idiot, and then I searched the reviews, wish I would have done this first, jeff is a liar and he works for a company called "MUSTANG MARKETING"!!! The "B.B.B." Report on mustang marketing is as follows (-F-) rating, do not get scammed by this low down pathetic loser, I am not saying this because I am angry, but more just to warn you, of course I am angry, but low lifes like jeff paul lurk everywhere, and it is up to me to protect my self, I have called several times now for an "R.M.A." (#), which means return merchandise authorization number, and have yet to hear from this pathetic piece of "CRAP" of a human being, [Good Luck].

Moriah   illinois

5:28pm on Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 

it is a scam i they charge u 39.95 a month for doing nothing and i just got off the phone with them after arguing to get my money back and i havent even looked at the damn thing so yes STAY AWAY FROM JEFF PAUL hes a moron making money off of us.

Mike   Wisconsin

10:49am on Thursday, May 7th, 2009 

I would like to thank everyone for posting their opinion, if we keep this up the internet will protect as well as serve everybody.
Last night I was talked into 6,800 for the accelerated program by two sweet women. (take note guys, it's not just Paul's girls that will be immoral to get your money) Anyway, I'll be reporting my card stolen now and will thank God I didn't continue. The internet is a two edge sword for scams, Live by the net Die by the net!! Keep up the warnings, we good people need to watch out for each other.

T J   Maryland

5:24pm on Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 

Jeff Paul has more than just "Internet Millions... Work in your underwear is his program too. Both I'm sure...are the same crap. The above write up is correct, but if you get the CD's it's 79.00 up front then 39.95, with "help"...each month so they say. They then ask for $3000.00 for one on one help, which was promised in the free trial period. Upon one call the woman told me she was only going to answer one more question. I'd only asked her two.

My opinion is beware of all things that say FREE TRIAL. (There will be a catch.) I found Jeff's programs to be like a 10 thousand piece puzzle with no picture that's throw into the air. His CD's repeat themselves and his information could fit on two CD's instead of five. DON'T BUY IT. Go to Click Bank where he gives you their websites for free. You can go to clickbank free without Jeff Paul.

Jeff Paul is like a fast talkin' used car salesmen that got his ideas from someone else.

Roe   New York

7:41am on Sunday, April 26th, 2009 

As a lot of people today, I am out of work and I am having a hard time finding another job. I saw Jeff Paul's advertisement on TV and thought, maybe. However, I thank God I investigated him before ordering. Thank you everyone for all your comments. I am sure you saved me alot of time, grief and money. All of which I do not have an abundance of right now.

deana Keller   Los Angeles, ca

5:07pm on Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 

ATTENTION EVERYONE! :-)
I have been scammed by this company and out $8800. I am pursuing them legally, and my lawyer wants me to help him gather people in california, that have been through a similar situation. We will most likely pursue them with a class action suit. I would love to hear ur situation.. we need to get these guys, and i am determined to do so. I have one of the best lawyers behind me. Please help by telling me your story!Please contact me via my personal email: nexthotdesigner@yahoo.com

Ted Turner!   Location unknown

10:16am on Sunday, April 19th, 2009 

WOW, Fake english accent actress with big boobs, nice marketing tactic, being british was an easy one to pickup on, and sounds like a scam also. thanks to this site I wasn't going to try this at all. How can this not be regulated, as people are out $$$$ if they order it.

CJ   California

1:47pm on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 

Yeah I think it's a huge scam and you shouldn't waste your money on it.

John   Chicago

2:27am on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 

Madone! I too was drawn in by the boobs, and was about to spend my last $40.00 bucks. Thankfully, that small voice told me to do a search, and I was directed here. Cliches like "too good to be true", "never look a gift horse in the mouth", "don't take any wooden nickles", etc. are not overrated. And as a man, "never let your little head tell your big head what to do" (or maby that's vice-versa (lol). Anyway, Jeff Paul, there's some "man boobs" waiting for you in cell block H, capiche? Lets see if you can scam your way out of that.

George   North Carolina

7:51am on Monday, April 6th, 2009 

I just want to thank you for providing this service! When I saw the Jeff Paul infomercial, there were so many busty women I honestly thought he was secretly showing you how to set up internet porn sites!! I suppose if you're enough of a sleaze you could make a million from the internet then!

Minnie   California

3:42pm on Sunday, April 5th, 2009 

I was also attracted by this commercial and ordered the product today. However, my mom told me it's a scam.

I checked on this website and canceled my credit card immediately. Thanks for posting your comments.

This is a learning experience for me. Next time I will be careful.

Nytah   Location unknown

5:13pm on Friday, April 3rd, 2009 

Jeff Paul's Shortcut to millions on the internet, is actually a shortcut to getting yourself scammed and a shortcut to making HIMSELF RICHER. I tried this program to see if it actually delivered what the infomercial boasted. The advertisement is catchy, but, that's because THEY are at a more advanced level at misleading viewers through marketing schemes.

As for the program, I was very dissatisfied because one of the booklets I received had been written in, obviously from another unsatisfied customer that returned it. At first glance, the booklets seem to be very informative and helpful, but what dissolves the chances of using the information is the additional cost that are associated with setting up your OWN marketing ads. When starting up the websites, the rep walked me through setting up the first site,but later asked for my card number, without knowing, she had me signing up for a membership for merchant account/payment processor, for $29 per month. In which I didn't even have the site built yet to start using. I encountered several bad experiences with the staff and customer reps. First the mentor/ business coach turned out to be an arrogant and VERY sarcastic salesman that pressured me INVEST into more programs... by asking confiditial questions about my credit, balances and if I owned a home, in order to throw in my face as to why I needed to INVEST more. THREE of the customer service reps became belligerent over the phone because I asked to have it canceled and for a refund. Then it was confusion as to what exactly was free. ALSO, I was charged 2 days after the order and not AFTER the 30-day trial. Overall, they have mislead me into thinking it was something I could benefit from and the TRUTH is, they were trying to benefit from me. They have NO INTEREST in helping you to build a business or website online, they are only there to TAKE YOUR MONEY. They are rude, selfish and big time scammers. I have yet to get my money back, and the FREE bonuses are not free because you are paying for overpriced shipping and handling of $14.50. BEWARE AND SAVE YOUR MONEY if you haven't already tried this.

Maria   Illinois

10:52pm on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 

Unbelievable, I'm not born in this country and I so SHOCK of so many Americans that still cannot understand infomercials are done with actors or comedians that understand it's only a big joke to catch silly people that don't get it, yes you cannot get rich without any efforts you work really hard with big time education or you simply inherit the money.

Unbelivable.
P.S as soon as I saw the infomercial I went to read your sad and funny posting. LOL

Almost Fooled   Florida

10:40am on Sunday, March 29th, 2009 

I bought the program this morning and found this website...You guys saved me from quite the scam. I just got off the phone with my bank and I canceled my card. I'm calling tomorrow to cancel the order because, of course, they aren't there. Thank God for internet reviews!

dk   Location unknown

8:45am on Friday, March 27th, 2009 

you know its bad when you have a scam page on your website and trying to tell people you are not a scam.....PEOPLE GETTING RICH FAST DOESNT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!! i am sure this system works if you have 10-25K to waste. if anyone is having problems getting their money back take him to small clams court. if it is over 5000K get a lawyer and file a suit....you will see how fast you get your money...

Jerome   California

5:49am on Saturday, March 21st, 2009 

Those awesome boobs on the infomercial nearly got me!

Thank God I checked this site. Now I spend my money on something worth the money...a Shamwow. HEYOOO!!!!

Tom   Texas

5:32pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2009 

The most obvious clue as to the falsity of this commercial is that even the abominable attempt of that blonde-haired hostess at a British accent fails miserably. I'm sure they were looking to attract and interest the viewers by a young, attractive lady with a kind of interesting, provocative accent. The effect is one of insulting the viewer's intelligence (at least mine) and leaving him and/or her feeling baited. Just listen closely to her words (especially "better," "water," and "system"). When someone you know who is isn't Engilsh tries to feign an English accent it usually ends up sounding idiotic. This is especially so here because of the fact that she actually expects you to believe she's from somewhere in Europe instead of Sacramento, California and buy the product she's pushing. Transparent, transparent, transparent and very insulting

Hya   Queens

1:52pm on Monday, March 9th, 2009 

I am terribly disappointed with this Jeff Paul internet millions business. My credit card is being billed each month and I finally canceled today 3/9/09. It's a scam and I hope the Government will put a stop to this fraud. This is really a "white collar crime"

John B.   Oregon

4:37pm on Sunday, March 8th, 2009 

I ordered Jeff Pauls program 6-months ago and returned and canceled the program three weeks later. Instead of refunding me they charged my account again. I continued canceling every week they sent me the package: I would return the package unopened and they would charge my account again.
Now, many months later I wrote a second personal letter to his headquarters and informed him I am contacting the State Attorney Generals Office...guess what?..I got another package in the mail and my account was charged AGAIN!!!
I have now canceled a total of ELEVEN TIMES!! and my bank account finally went dry from his charges. But, you know...there's always a bright side...this guy would be a GENIUS pick in the new OBAMA cabinet...what, with the trillions being sucked out of us, Jeff Paul would be the perfect fit as the new STIMULUS GURU to con many more $trillions$ out of us!!!!

Sly Yupe   CA

4:16pm on Saturday, March 7th, 2009 

Jeffs shortcuts REALLY WORK!!! but....only for JEFF))))))))))

Nan   Idaho

6:58pm on Friday, March 6th, 2009 

I lost my job. I bought the program. When I tried to get started, they wanted me to turn off all of my computer protection programs to get my 10 web sites. Sorry!! I don't turn anything off- anytime- to begin something. Why?! so my computer gets fried? Needless to say, I'm sending it back!!!!

Cal   California

1:59pm on Thursday, March 5th, 2009 

I now make over 8,000 every couple of weeks thanks to jeff shortcuts

David   North Carolina

8:31am on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 

I’m so happy I looked on line at the reviews. Thank You God, I did not try the unbelievable Jeff Paul short cut to millions. Thanks everyone out their for the reviews about this SCAM.

Sly Yupe   PA, soon in CA

7:54am on Saturday, February 28th, 2009 

Thank you people for telling me all about JEFF'S Shortcuts Scam system. I was almost sure that it is a lie and scam. Happy that i found this website to proof. JEFF I am going to buy your system, then purchase a lawyer for 6000 bucks, and sue you man. Your infomercial says that i will make money with 39 dollars and immediately and u even guarantee that man. So i will make that money from your pocket after my attorney and me will meet you at court in CA. With love, your future customer
See Ya

anonymous   alabama

6:18pm on Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 

they're still calling me.. how can i make them stop?? i told them that i'm not interested anymore!!!

Aanesa   VA

10:44am on Saturday, February 14th, 2009 

Thank you, thank you, thank you all ! My back is against the wall because of the recession, I watched this infomercial late last night. I wrote everything down and decided to order this . . . . well, something told me to check it out on line. If it were not for everyone that supplied a "honest" answer to Jeff Paul's scam I would be out of money and in tears. Thank you all. God bless. I will continue to look for a REAL job.

Pat   pennsylvania

1:47pm on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 

i bought the program and paid $39.95 for it. I went online and had to do a whole mess of stuff that i feel wasn't even connected to the site. I tried on numerous times to call for help and never got a call back..Don't use this product unless you want to throw your money away

Nalirs   Kentucky

9:27pm on Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 

hello everyone, I'm one of those people who ordered this in the morning, I try to use it a couple of times but nobody's been buying the products that I try to market online on their behalf. To be honest with you guys, I don't know if it's me who's doing something wrong or the system just doesn't work. Then I canceled it but I never returned the products so I could keep it just for me to learn some of the stuff they are doing. and also this past few days people from Jeff's Paul associates are calling me I told him that I already canceled my membership but tried to talk to me and interviewed me regarding my financial status and my goals in life so I talked to him because I don't want to be rude. After all the talks the rep recommended me to be a part of their wealth something program I forgot what it was called. Then the rep told me that his supervisor would talk to me in a few minutes and while i was going to wait he told me to make my 3-6-12 month goals.. Then after 5-10 minutes his supervisor talked to me and explain to me all the things that needs to be done. I think they are legitimate but I was kinda worried when he told me that i will be investing worth more or less than $3000 to get started. I think this is for the fees, trainings, and the materials that I was supposed to use and have. Then It made me realize do I really need to invest that much? How about those other online businesses that started with $29? like Robert Allen's online business. I'm not trying to put down this company but at this point of time I think it is much better to ask a financial adviser about how to handle your finances and investments. I think one of the best thing that you could do is ask for their business id look them up in IRS, BBB or some business beaureu that lets you know if they are something to be investing with or not. peace!

Reality   Alabama

1:18am on Monday, February 9th, 2009 

This is really sad...I mean with the United States being in a recession, people losing jobs, plants closing, homes foreclosing...how can anyone think this is real..YEAH, let's all buy this crap from Jeff Paul, become Millionaires, and no one will ever know how it will feel to be hungry, cold, living on the streets and wondering day by day how you will make it another day...get a life people..SCAM!

Anonymous   Location unknown

4:05pm on Friday, February 6th, 2009 

Hey people: If you have two broads wearing next to nothing trying to sell you something on an INFOMERCIAL, buy a hooker. At least you will get something for your money!

Listen to that little voice!

jen   n. hollywood

3:36pm on Thursday, February 5th, 2009 

i ordered it this am. then got online to research this product further. now after reading all the stories about people being robbed i cancelled my credit card immediately. i tried to cancel the order and they said i have to wait 2 days before i do so, because it is not in their system yet; which i will definitely be doing.

i am glad i really got the truth from people before it was too late.

Rose   Massachusette

4:56pm on Sunday, February 1st, 2009 

I must have watched that infomercial 10 times. Each time a little voice told me don’t be a fool. Again the infomercial came on and I made the mistake of swallowing it hook line and sinker. I found that in a couple of days after receiving my “kit” someone was calling me and saying it was time to start setting up my "10 free" web sites. I told them I was busy and could not do it right then. They became quiet annoyed and said they would call back on Friday. Friday came and went and I never heard anything. I decided to cancel and used the web address that comes in this “kit” to do so. Much to my surprise, though I should not have been, this address did not lead to a cancellation page. In fact nowhere on this page was there anyplace to cancel. I proceeded to call my credit card company and explained what had happened. I gave them the information of what would appear on my statement and could they please not authorize anything from them and notify me. They agreed to do this. They will not authorize anything coming from these people and I have been advised to contact my lawyers should they try too demand payment. I have a feeling I will continue to hear from this so-called “professional team” until I weaken. It’s not going to happen, what a shame these people are allowed to do this. I just wanted to clear up bills and thought this could do it. Boy, was I ever wrong!
This is definitely a scam and should be avoided at all cost.

UC.   NY

2:39am on Sunday, February 1st, 2009 

Seriously, Do you guys reallyy think that if there is millions to make in this crap u'll see it on hours of TV infomercials?
Use your Brain America, If its too good to be true, It NOT true. And if its True, it wouldn't be available to the general public. And before you purchase anything please please research on it first....
DON'T BE A FOOL; ITS A SCAM

Andy   somewhere

6:29am on Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 

WOW....I watched his infomercial the other nite; I said I am really gonna try this; well after clicking onto this site and reading all the negative accounts of this; I am kind of amazed actually; I wanted this to make money, not go further into debt..so thanks to everyone for unknowingly helping save money!!! lol

TIm   Fullerton CA

1:04pm on Sunday, January 25th, 2009 

WOW, thanks everyone for you great advice. I allmost ordered and as I was on the phone with the automated rep I thought to do an internet review search and as I started my CC number I came across this site and the phone line went dead. Thanks this website saved me some money. Yes, and the boobs almost got me!

Fred   N.Y.

8:27am on Saturday, January 24th, 2009 

Hey Joe. How come out of all the Nas you are the only Yea ? If you are really making all that $$ why are you even in this rip off COUNTRY ? If you made that much Obama will be talking to you about "Redistributing" all that wealth to a whole bunch of folks to lazy to work to eat & support their families.

Damon Douglas   Detroit, MI

7:25am on Saturday, January 24th, 2009 

The number one problem that I have with the Jeff Paul "Product" is that the product itself is only information. You don't get to to make a fair, reasonable, intelligent decision on the REAL product that is supposed to help you make money until you buy HIS product. My experience is that products like these that come from infomercials are merely a second infomercial to get you to where you should go anyway. First, you buy the infomercial product. Then, that product leads you to buy other products, and so on and so forth. It seems to never stop before you can actually make money. Usually, the $39.95 product that you buy into quickly turns into $500 to $5000 quickly before you can even begin to see any kind of profit.

madmax   nc

6:47am on Thursday, January 15th, 2009 

Does anyone have a website these ripoffs have made.Not one time does it mention a web site of someone that was set up. Marianne from Boston needs to keep her mouth shut too.

Yolande Gottlieb   Texas

12:35pm on Wednesday, January 14th, 2009 

I signed up and am being charged a monthly fee but I can't get into the "webinar" and I just want to cancel this . Can you help me? I can't seem to find the Jeff Paul people to do so. I've spoken to one person who said they'd get in touch with me AND I NEVER HEARD AGAIN. However they keep charging my monthly fee.
Thank you!

Sam   Washington, DC

12:44am on Sunday, January 11th, 2009 

To Joe-Joe who posted on November 28, 2008

You sound like a shill for the program. So you are making $100,000 a week and have almost $4 million in your accounts now? Wow. You sound like a Bernie Madoff clone to me. So you got all that money from third world slave labor at $1 a year? Wow, you must be so proud of yourself. You deserve to be thrown into those slave labor camps that have overseas and live the remainder of your life there. For all of these infomercials, there is NEVER one person who even hints about any possible failure from using the program. Why? Because if they scare you away, they don't make money. They are in the business of making money, NOT for you to make money. So you got 60 free websites that are piling you with money? Pray tell, what are the names of these websites that bring you so much money? Probably crap merchandise that only a dog would dump a piece of dropping on.
By the way, I didn't vote for Obama and I don't expect a financial miracle from him. And I sure don't believe your so-called financial "miracle" either.

Mary Celeste DeBruyn   United States

11:30am on Friday, January 9th, 2009 

I just got off the phone with the Jeff Paul Team, after asking what your dreams are they go into asking financial details on your income and credit cards, I was approved for a final interview and asked if I could afford 1 of 2 packages, I told rep. that was why I was getting the program to get OUT of debt not create more, the rep I spoke to became very rude when I started asking questions of him then he started answering in questions, There is nothing in Jeff Pauls video that mentions you need to invest money, had I known that I never would have bought the videos. WSomething needs to be done to stop this s@#t, In his video he asks for 3 things of you to be able to get started and NONE of those are to do with money.

Rachel Russell   North Texas

3:34am on Wednesday, January 7th, 2009 

This is definitely a scam, much like SMC. Why not become an AVON Representative instead. $10 to start. I love it!

Gary cosper   Bakersfield, ca

5:02pm on Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 

If you need a good screwing at least go some where
where you can get kissed out of the deal... Jeff paul i would like to kick your ass you SOB

michael   pheonix,AZ

11:46am on Friday, January 2nd, 2009 

I was lucky to stay away from Jeff Paul’s crap but my friend got screwed badly. We both been doing online marketing for a year now and he put in at least $6000 into it and s**t himself with shame.Stay away from it it’s the classic scam.

Natalie   Texas

4:44pm on Wednesday, December 31st, 2008 

Thanks for the reality check! I knew it had to be a scam and I'm so glad to go online and find the honest truth! I think this lousy economy makes us all desperate to get some extra cash, so it's a crime that these vultures prey on that need.

Anon   CA

12:43pm on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 

This is a SCAM! Even the Better Business Bureau gives this an "F"

Anonymous   Location unknown

12:40am on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 

Dear Jeff Paul,

today some LADY - would NOT give me her named called to try and SELL an old LADY SOME OF YOUR GARBAGE about how to make a bunch of money, via the computer (ie: computer)...the lady who REFUSED to ID herself insisted you have CA ADDRESS: In order to Serve you NOTICE I need to have you contact me ASP with your CA STREET Address - your tele # is LV, NV 702-824-9204 -
I'm alledging that YOU/YR companies are in FACT using a type of TELEPHOo commit a Crime - please RESPOND to LEGAL or you will be ARRESTED stat!

Vince   NJ

11:36am on Monday, December 29th, 2008 

I saw this last night when I woke up at 4am and could not sleep. I actually thought it was a comical infomercial and decided to look up this scam artist. As the saying goes, if its so easy to make millions with Jeff Paul's shortcuts, then why is he making infomercials??? he should just be following his "system" ..LOL I think I'll make my own "system" and sell that ....all I need is to rent a Lamborghini, a house with a pool and 2 women with big hooters/ foreign accent's and a bunch of people off the street to tell their "success stories". Easy Money!!

Nell   Texas

8:36pm on Wednesday, December 17th, 2008 

When I did not have 4 or 5,000 only a $300.00 I was told they it would be several weeks for them to get back with me to let me know if I could join or be in their mentoring program. They are CROOKS!!! Stay away from them. I was so hyped and anxious to get started after being laid off and told them I was laid off and need to get started right away. They gave me the run around and would NOT return my calls after they found I had only $300.00. They also would not tell me a number to call to join the VIP Program so I get my websites. They are lying P.I.G.s. and Scam artists.

STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!!!!!!!!!

Alex   saipan

8:39pm on Monday, December 15th, 2008 

thanks to all of you for sharing your concerns, every morning i watch their advertisement on TV and tempted me to order the items however, luckily that i went to this site and i saw a lot of grievance and complaints agains this person (Jeff Paul)... it's plain view. why can the FBI just come in and prosecute this person and their groups for Aiding and Abetting or conspiracy to commit crimes? or any charges that fits to put them behind bars....this Scam is spreading here in Guam and Saipan (US territory)...they have to put a STOP. the cancer is spreading around and it's here already to suck some money from the poor....of course his a good money maker but one thing he forgot and he needs to be reminded that his feeding and sheltered his family and friends with dirty money.

James 007   Jersey City

2:26pm on Tuesday, December 9th, 2008 

Boy am i glad i look this info on this Jeff Paul ripoff and to think i was going to send this ripoff my money for this program know wonder he come on wee hours in the morning because only a fool be watching this guy prime time,now i see why my wife thought this was a scam after i show her the show and to think i save the phone no#,so after everybody comments convence me to save my money on better things like pay my bill's,like that true saying go's all that glitter isn't gold,so public people i want to thank you all on this about this crook before i start having more problems that i cant get out of so inconcluding i am going to delete this scam artist no# out of my cell phone i just save to day's ago.Thank you all for your comment's i'm sure glad i look this guy on my web.

frank   San Antonio

6:35am on Thursday, December 4th, 2008 

I'll admit I am one who dreams of getting rich quick, but take it from a person who has tried everything from Don Lapre's making money package to Amway and even Usana... There is No shortcut to the finish line,.. let me say that again.. THERE IS NO SHORT CUT TO THE PROMISE LAND. Keep your money in you pocket. Peace.

Mike   Washington

8:59am on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008 

Thanks for the heads up. I know websites are very good for making money. The problem is getting people there. Has anyone tried dropshipping. If so which company is best. thanks

Oliver Klohzoff   Oklahoma

1:01am on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008 

If you're really dumb enough to watch an insanely stupid informercial like Jeff Paul's and fall for this kind of thing, you deserve to lose whatever money they milk from you . Don't be stupid people.

Dana   Providence

4:25pm on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008 

I would like to say,I wish i had the knowledge on lookn crap up on the internet a little better.I bought jeff paul shortcut to millions last nite and after reading whats avaible to me will be canceling my credit card number

Joe-Joe   NY

1:48pm on Thursday, November 27th, 2008 

Oh man , you guys listen to one person who says ,it's bad it's bad , I bet you voted for Obama too , in the hope that he would CHANGE the world with his smooth talking.

I bought Jeff Pauls internet "scam" as you call it , I didn't get pushed in to joining anything that was $5,000 , that's a lie right there , I signed up for his free VIP program and was given 10 free websites that were all ready making me money right off of the bat.

I took the time to do the 3 clicks to cash , and now 6 months later , I have nearly $4 million dollars in my bank accounts,IRA and investments , I make over $100,000 a week from the free 10 sites alone now , and every month they give you 10 more free, I now have 60 free websites that make me money every day of the week , I don't have to touch any items , or anything , the cash comes in , and $1 a year slave labor does the rest in a 3rd world country , but what do I care ! I have made millions ! and you could too !

Or you can wait for Obama to fix the world..HAHAHAHA !!! good luck with that.

divinewealthy   Buffalo, NY

10:53pm on Saturday, November 22nd, 2008 

I'm glad I searched the web before buying. I sent an email to that talktous@shortcutstomillions address and it wouln't go through. So I decided to do a search and came across all bad stuff. The only good thing on the web about Jeff Paul's program comes from his program site. I also was appalled at the cleavage and the use of sexy bimbos to peddle this program. Did any of you notice that all but one of the so called success stories came from men? I wonder why? I am so tired of trash on TV. I'm glad I didn't order. I must say however, he does a great job using coywriting stategies. Unfortunately, it works on so many of us who just need to make a little more money to survive. I guess it is true that the rich rule over the poor (Proverbs 22:7)There are so many mean people who are willing to take advantage over others who aren't aware that they are being used. My advice to all of us who love God: Trust Him to meet your needs, work hard, and ask him for creative ideas to make extra money. Times are hard for all of us, so be careful out there. There is so much wickedness in the hearts of some people, don't be a victim.

Michael   Alabama

2:43am on Monday, November 17th, 2008 

Yes, you guys are right. More than 90% of these get-rich programs are nothing but scams to take advantage of the unknowing. Jeff Paul can afford to hire two or more sets of big tits to stare at you while you hear a voice telling you how stupid you are if you don't order. And for any of you who believe John Beck's story, check out your local realestate laws. You will find that 99% of the time, the only thing you can purchase for $149 is maybe a tax lien certificate which does not entitle you to ownership. 1st or second mortgages take presidence over tax liens any time of the day. Good luck to all of you in your search for fortunes. You won't find it on tv.

April Gamble   Georgia

6:37am on Sunday, November 9th, 2008 

Thanks for telling us all about Paul's get rich scam....however I am addressing the person who wrote about University of Phoenix being a scam is NOT TRUE....They are a great School and work with people who are working to accomplish a Degree. Actually their curriculium is based off of Harvard's, so People that have not been to UOP then do not make comments abou them when you really do not know what you are talking about.

debbie   North Carolina

7:46am on Monday, November 3rd, 2008 

I have noticed that if I check online first before I buy alot of headaches can be avoided, which is what I did with Jeff Paul, John Beck and others, never have found one who wasn't scamming and this includes University of Phoenix, stay away from them too.

eugene   toronto

8:22am on Friday, October 31st, 2008 

A close look at the porn Stars quality ladies, and their gporgeus boobs ( fake or not ) is the only positive thing you can expect from this fake.

I am surprised the laws allow this type of 'criminal' activity. I am surprise someone does nor visit this rip-off artist and does not have a one to one meeting with him.

I blame TV for allowing such nonsense aimed at the stupid, naive gullible, disadvantaged audience.

These people need be protected.

Hope Obama will change it.

skidrow   canada

8:11am on Monday, October 27th, 2008 

i probably pay for those boobs but not on the product

Gary   Ohio

11:04pm on Friday, October 24th, 2008 

OMG. I ordered Paul's packette and then went on the internet to see their website, all I seen was blogs like this. I IMMEDIATELY callled my bank and cancelled my credit card. Their charge had not come thru yet. Thank you all for the insight you gave me.