Infinite Income Plan Review-Scam By Darren Salkeld?
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What is the Instant Infinite Income Plan?
The Infinite Income Plan is a system that was developed by Darren Salkeld who claims to have made over $250,000 in less than 90 days, and this plan is his way of telling others how to do the same.
The system claims to provide you with multiple income streams, and a strong point is that if Darren can do it so can you. According to his website he had no previous experience in making money online and is ‘n everyday person like you and us.
According to Darren, he tried all sorts of ‘get rich quick schemes’ that didn’t work, until he formulated a process himself which ‘[he] applied [his] proven instant, Infinite Income Plan to a home business model’.
The website itself says a lot about the creator and the money he makes, but very little about the program which is described as a step-by-step business model that provides multiple income streams.
Does the Infinite Income Plan Really Work?
There are a few things about the sales page that may have you questioning the legitimacy of this product. Firstly, in the quote above, the creator himself uses the term ‘instant’ regarding how quickly the program can make money. But there is no instant way of making money, though he does say later on that the system takes work. It has to be assumed that Darren didn’t mean it was literally ‘instant’.
Secondly, after you have put this work in it is claimed the process will become automated. In some sense this is true, as it provides materials such as sales letters, website templates and payment options though the real work you will need to do comes in the marketing of the product, which can be tough for those who have no experience in internet marketing.
It is very hard to find concrete facts of what this program actually contains and consists in apart from ‘step-by-step information’. However, it appears as though you will receive printed materials and selling relevant products to your own buyers as a way of making money.
Since you receive a legitimate product, the program cannot be classified as a scam. However, it is important to think about the work that will be required in getting visitors to your website and buyers of your product.
Since the product costs $49.95 it will not be worth anything if you don’t have the means to make it work.
Until next time,
Charles & Susan
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Gia said:
I know that your writing reviews based on what you know. No matter what kind of online business you’re into there is leg-work involved. Darren knows this more than anybody. His manuals are very easy to read and believe it or not he’s a genuine person who is willing to go that extra mile to help you succeed. He’s a strong believer in “Paying it Forward”. Someone helped him now he wants to return the favor. His step-by-step method is the best thing that could of happen to me. He has a terrific Big Ticket product that sells itself. What more can you ask for.
I’m glad to hear that what you do is working for you. But Darren’s system works great also. I personally haven’t read anything bad about him, If anything, only good things have been said and there is a reason for that!
Best of Luck, Gia
January 12th, 2009 at 6:35 am -
Steven said:
The “Infinite Income Plan”, as far as I can tell, is a means of directing traffic to your web site by manipulating search engines. This is great! ….until you get several thousand people doing the same thing.
Do a search on “Infinite Income Plan” and “Scam”, and all you will see is web sites with “Infinite Income” in the URL. ALL of them are Infinite Income web sites. That’s why we only hear good things about him. His system manipulates searches and overwhelms the bad press.
On his main Infinite Income Plan web site, he goes on and on about how poor he was, how he had no money, how bleak his financial outlook was. But NOW he mages truckloads of money. Towards the bottom of the page he writes, “Now that I’ve shown you my business plan . . .” (???!!!) What business plan? You haven’t shown me a thing!
Skip the BS, and buy products from me, set up your own business doing the same. Hey, at least I tell you openly and up front!
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January 24th, 2009 at 10:54 am
