Local mobile monopoly

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Hey guys I have been reading about this product from Adam Horowitz, and it's coming out march 21, what do you guys think about this ? I am thinking of getting it when it comes out.
 
does anybody know about this product.?
 
really his videos look legit and he says theres alot of hype on his product coming out
 
Yes. He sells shit to clueless people, stay away.

The JV prize list was large. It seems that the more the JV is promoted to get people to push it the more the product sucks. Maybe it's just me but this has been the case with so many launches lately.
 
It's a scam like all his products.
He made a career faking stats and lying to people.

I still remember his first product "tycoon cash flow" which was outdated, full of fake statistics and didn't work for anyone.
I wish him to get caught and do jailtime.
 
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The idea looks good. Wouldn't buy the product; could easily do everything on my own.
 
I bought Tycoon Cashflow. It was all about PPC using adwords. All he showed was doing a clicks here and there and let it go by itself. First time I saw it, I thought this seems legit and all. A few months ago, I tried to log into my tycoon cashflow members account and ALL THE VIDEOS WERE REMOVED. When I clicked play, it said that the videos were taken down... Pretty BS but hey! What can you do.
 
If he was making money, why on earth would he create a guide in the first place? He makes his money selling other people the dream.

Words of wisdom my friend. This could be said about nearly every money making product launch in the IM market!! If someone is making so much money at it why would they saturate the market with people doing the same thing? It's because it doesn't work as well as they are telling you it does, it's an old method that no longer works, or (most likely) they never used the method for their own business and are just making a product to make money without any real working knowledge.
 
The old why make money digging for gold when you can get rich selling shovels...

Anyone else find it interesting that YepText appeared just recently and all reviews are sponsored by Adam? Fish anyone?
 
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The JV prize list was large. It seems that the more the JV is promoted to get people to push it the more the product sucks. Maybe it's just me but this has been the case with so many launches lately.

Top prize to the top promoter is a Ferrari - talk about a good incentive to push this product hard.
 
The guys that started Local Mobile Monopoly also OWN the text messaging service that they want you to use as part of the system.

This means, they dont care about the $77 sign up fee. They just want you to go out and find clients to sign up so their text messaging service ramps up and gives them recurring $$.

Code:
 [URL]http://live.yeptext.com/about-mobile-marketing.htm[/URL]

They are after the $ on the back end.
 
Found a interesting page on that!


The guys that started Local Mobile Monopoly also OWN the text messaging service that they want you to use as part of the system.

This means, they dont care about the $77 sign up fee. They just want you to go out and find clients to sign up so their text messaging service ramps up and gives them recurring $$.

Code:
 [URL]http://live.yeptext.com/about-mobile-marketing.htm[/URL]

They are after the $ on the back end.
 
Found a interesting page on that!

Yes very interesting page, thanks for that. It certainly looks like you buy this to become and affiliate or agent.
 
Look around in various forums like Warrior Forum and you'll his previous version was blasted for being a scam with fraudulent claims of results...be careful.
 
I bought this, and I've just gone through it.

I'm pretty happy with it, although you would be able to do it all on your own if you know what it's all about.

I didn't, and now I have brilliant ideas that are going to make me tons of money doing mobile marketing for local businesses.

I don't think it's a scam, I'm pleased with the information included in this course. :44:
 
The guys that started Local Mobile Monopoly also OWN the text messaging service that they want you to use as part of the system.

This means, they dont care about the $77 sign up fee. They just want you to go out and find clients to sign up so their text messaging service ramps up and gives them recurring $$.

Code:
 [URL]http://live.yeptext.com/about-mobile-marketing.htm[/URL]

They are after the $ on the back end.

That sounds about right.

I was looking over their affiliate page.
Code:
 http://live.yeptext.com/mobile-marketing-affiliate
It does not sound like a bad offer. You earn monthly on each customer like on a subscription basis. Other sms services affiliate programs only offer a one time affiliate fee.

Here is a similar affiliate offer:

Code:
http://www.mobilesmsmarketing.com/affiliate_program.php

Commission: You will be paid a recurring commission of 30% for each Mobile SMS Marketing sale you refer to us. You will receive this commission for as long as that referral remains a customer! On top of that, you will receive an additional 10% commission for each text message purchase your referrals make.

Second tier commission 5%.
The second tier commission kicks in as soon as you refer other affiliates that join our affiliate program. Such affiliates will become your sub-affiliates and you will earn a 5% commission on their sales.​

In my research (I had to go back and look) I also found one piece of software that offers SMS services; but I don't see where it uses a short code - not sure about that. It is called Text My Readers. Here is the sales page:
Code:
http://textmyreaders.com/vip/
and it costs $97.00. I have never used it so if you do let us know how it works.

I just found another software that does not need a short code. It is a little older so it needs to be checked out. Here it is:
Code:
http://www.smscaster.com/
This I found in another thread here:
Code:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/offline-marketing/244173-sms-text-message-marketing-3.html

On looking this over, you need to have some sort of opt-in for this mobile system to work. Otherwise you are spamming customers. I suppose you could have your clients have their customers drop their text number and service provider in a box where you can then manually enter it into an email server or through one of these two softwares above. And it that respect Local Mobile Marketing sounds like a good product.

If anyone tries this let us know what you think.

Hope this is helpful to someone.
DW
 
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Ok, here is an update:

YepText is associate with Local Mobile Monopoly. Their marketing plan is to obtain affiliates/agents to sell their SMS text service by selling an IM product for about $80.00. They offer training, short code, one Yepword, and 100 texts for that 80.00. Additional SMS texts range from $0.12/text to $0.042/text sent.
 
Local Mobile Monopoly is a big fake sites so many clickbank affiliates blindly selling out by seeing the gravity and commission percentage.

so click bank affiliates be-careful for this type of products
 
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