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2/7/2008 - Mitch writes:
I have had the product for about 3 months and have not made any money. Why am I defending it your ask? I have had an outstanding response from the customer service and I'm very excited about the new business we are about to launch. It took us a few months just to get the ball rolling. Web development skills (although not required) is very helpful in getting a Direct Marketing venture off the ground using the Internet. I see from many of the complaints a common thread. These people were under the impression that all they had to do is turn on their PC and "WHAM!!" they'd start making money. You need something to market first and foremost. The Internet is just a tool to market your product. Whether that product is a toaster or a book on toasters, you must have something to sell or you'll never make a dime. It took us a while but now I'm glad to announce that we have a product to sell. We have chosen a very popular niche market to enter. Pets! Specifically dogs. Our website will be up and running very soon. We will be selling a book of mine, a newsletter and blogs on dogs, breeding, and most of all training. Please feel free to come to my website and see how Jeff Paul's team of specialist have helped me develop my business. I'm glad to be associated with them. You can go to http[] I hope this clears up some things and people know that this is a business opportunity that will require work, perseverance, and time. I'm certain it will pay off for us soon.
10/28/2007 - Darrell writes:
I work for a company that represents Jeff Paul. I happen to know for a fact that his product works, motivation and commentment are the two main factors that keep any business running. If you are not motivated and commented then you have no chance of success. As an employee of the CA office I happen to know of many success stories with these products and all of them have made it work. They knew that they had to invest time and money to make money in order to be successful in making money. Our office has the highest success rate with their clients. So it is unfortunate to hear this and others stories but remember that this company has a higher success rate than not, so therefore there this company would not continue to be in business if "making money in your underwear" did not work for thousands of others. Google complaints on Disneyland and read the complaints, yet it's still called the happiest place on earth.
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