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'Shortcuts to Internet Millions' Legit or a Scam?

 

Jeff Paul is a self proclaimed marketing expert who was responsible for some exciting work back in the 90's.  His most popular marketing product was " How I make $4,000 a day sitting at my Kitchen Table in my underwear."  He has taught many people his marketing strategies and convinced them that he can show them how to make bundles of money.

These days Jeff Paul is responsible for an elaborate and very dishonest up sell through one of his programs.  He advertises an infomercial for Shortcuts to Internet Millions for the low cost of $29.95.  If you purchase it you begin receiving calls from various marketing company's aggressive sales teams.  They will try to convince you to join their mentoring program which costs up to $5,000.

They tell you that the original Jeff Paul product that you purchased is worthless without their expert tutelage.  The people that ended up paying for the mentoring complained that they felt completely ripped off.  There are cases of disconnected phone lines, refund loopholes, and dishonest mentors.  Pretty much if you buy into the mentoring associated with Jeff Paul's marketing course you will be taken advantage of and won't be able to get your money back.

I would recommend avoiding Jeff Paul and his marketing products, even if they weren't associated with a dishonest up sell program, the info itself has been long outdated and ineffective.

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Average Rating is 1.12 out of 5 based on 149 reviews.

MichaelBo   Florida

12:57pm on March 7th, 2012 

I guess everyone is looking for instant gradification. Surprise! You still have to work for it. Had you persued this venture a bit farther, you would have found that the additional services, are like a classroom, where your mentor takes you, step by step to develop and market your website. Its not up to Jeff Paul gives you the tools, and avenues, then its up to you to market and sell your product. I wonder where you can find something like this at this price, without actually going to a school?

Brian   Massachusetts

9:00am on December 9th, 2011 

Jeff got me for #3,600 years ago. I was just looking on here to see if anyone ever sued him.


ABR   Cleveland, OH

10:00am on October 21st, 2011 

Yes, fortunately I never purchased Jeff Paul's "Shortcut to Internet Millions" but I was SO CLOSE ! When you see an infomercial repeatedly and you barely have two cents to rub together, you begin to believe what you see and hear. Especially if the individual who put this altogether was ONCE struggling like yourself and found a way to earn money and now wants to help YOU make money as well. But like they say, "if it's too good to be TRUE, it probably is." What I've taken away for all these get-rich-quick offers that end up being scams is that it is so much easier for these guys to spend the time thinking up ways to get YOUR LAST DIME, then to really come up with something they believe will help you. There are very few people who care about YOU, their fellow man/woman. My question to them all would be: "When does your conscience KICK IN realizing how many you've duped and to tell yourself "that's enough !" and stop it? To All Those who made the CALL and ORDER this waste of time. I'M SORRY !

Les Lyle   Cincinnati

3:52pm on June 22nd, 2011 

Total scam..my son and I dove in..yes completely dove in for $10K...not one frigging dime in profit. He may be worse than the politicians.

Anonymous   Location unknown

1:52am on February 25th, 2011 

Does anyone wonder why that sleazeball with the witless blondes is no longer on TV--he made his fortune scamming thousands of folks like me. $10,000 down the tubes for nothing--we learned it all on our own. How can he live with himself. Well,whatever your faith, the Greater Power of the Universe will want no part of him.

Al Jacin   Illinois

10:31pm on September 19th, 2010 

I agree with everything I have read above, everything is accurate. Stay away from it!!!

Roger   California

6:01pm on May 20th, 2010 

Yes, this Jeff Paul thing is absolutely a scam...and we are fools to try it. My hubby trust them so much and now we are facing bad credit. Once you sign-in with this program you'll really loose your shirt. Their agents are solely the beneficial of this scam. We are still glad we had the chance to stop this insanity. They will convince you that you'll be successful BUT... they will just give you headaches and your money will be worthless with this program...Don't even try it!!! We are the living proof of this worthless program....

Leah Mazariegos   Van Nuys

2:04am on May 16th, 2010 

This is how to get your money back from the Jeff Paul program, also known as "mentoring of America" You go to a website called: ripoffreport dot com

Then you file a complaint on Jeff Paul, just briefly mention what they did to you (don't worry this website knows exactly who they are) Then what happens is that this ripoff report website will contact Jeff Paul and you will get a call from them, they will automatically give you a full refund. Just be prepared to explain to them briefly what happened, but they will treat you with respect and give you all your money back. That is because they are registered on ripoff report and don't want to look bad or get in more trouble.

If you got a call from their affiliates: Strategic Financial, for their Tax and LLC service, which is also a scam, then include them as well in the Jeff Paul complaint you write to rip off report and you will get helped as well.

It doesn’t matter if years have passed, you will still get helped and get your money back.

KB   Down South

8:46am on March 30th, 2010 

Out of desperation, we ordered this program. Now we're further in debt than ever. At first we were told only $39.95 would be taken out for a maintenance fee, got the credit card statement and between JP, the Millionaires Club, the Mentoring of America, and Strategic Financial, our monthly card bill was well over $100, not to mention the down payment of over $1000 to MOA and countless other sneaky fees. We ended up having to CANCEL our credit cards (fortunately the card companies were understanding) to get it to stop. Now Duvera, who handles the MOA financing is calling us every day wanting their money. Jeff Paul ought to be horse whipped and be forced to repay all the money he's bilked out of all of us desperate people out of his own pocket.

The only money we made out of this program was selling our own stuff on Ebay, which I could have done on my own if I had wished.

The only thing we got from JP? A free trip to Vegas (we had to provide our own transportation, didn't want to go anyway) and a gift basket of stale popcorn.

The coaching isn't good, the products are lousy, the whole thing is just a load of garbage. I've given up on trying to be a working stay at home mom. I'm praying to God every day that something doesn't happen to us so we won't end up homeless.

DO NOT SIGN UP WITH JEFF PAUL UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!!! THE ONLY ONE GETTING RICH IS HIM!!!

Anthony   North Carolina

8:33am on February 9th, 2010 

This business is a rip off and I advise no one to order this course. Did it for a while and the only person who maid money was Jeff and the merchant account people. Please do not do this
business because this is the truth it don't work.Keep your money in your pocket on this scam

Sue   Ont. Canada

1:18pm on 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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?


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