Anyone else bought stuff from this guy?

jeremy kelsall

I signed up to his membership site and he has still yet to refund me.

this guy is the biggest turd ever

you got that right... He's an arrogant jackwagon on his best day.

Isn't he a well respected member of WF?

I know, it's a joke!

Originally Posted by noah37

well respected member of WF?

= Potential Jackass

I'll have to admit that I don't think Jeremy makes most of his money from his own stuff.

It has taken me a year to figure this out, but I think he makes most of his money from selling to newbs with WSOs. No one has time to sit there and pump out a new WSO every single week.

I'd love to hear other opinions on this thread.

yes i agree, he is another rehashed turd

There is only one person that has an outstanding "refund" from me, and if it's you...I wish I didn't reply the way I did earlier apologizing for dropping the ball, and taking care of the refund...

If it is you though, I will admit that I dropped the ball and forgot to do it, so my bad, but it was taken care of a couple of hours ago.

Originally Posted by jakekelly

It has taken me a year to figure this out...

That says more about you than it does about Jeremy.

Originally Posted by imz987

Anyone else bought stuff from this guy?

Yes -- quite a few products, actually. Not every product has turned out to be a good fit for me, but a few of them have, and I must say, I don't know where people are getting the idea that his stuff is "rehashed" because everything I've bought from Don & Jeremy contains gems and twists that I haven't seen elsewhere (and I've gone through hundreds of IM ebooks/courses since 2002, when I started learning about IM).

I'm STILL banking from one particular method that Jeremy shared well over a year ago, but you know what? I not only took action, but I also applied my own twist to his twist, and that's why I've been able to succeed where others have failed.

He released another product recently where he described a process and gave a very specific example (including the domain), which a bunch of people ripped off and are now whining and complaining on his forum about how they're not having success, when Jeremy specifically said -- multiple times -- that people SHOULD NOT choose the same niche as the one he used in the course. Well, a lot of people ignored him and are now finding the competition to be too stiff, so they've given up and resorted to criticizing Jeremy and the method itself, when their failures were clearly their own faults (but they'd rather blame someone else). As it's been said probably hundreds of times on this forum, you need to think outside the box. If you try to replicate someone else's success, you are sure to fail. You're supposed to take the concepts that other people describe and then find your own way. If you don't have the creativity to do that, then your chances of being successful in any type of business, for the long term, are slim to none.

Originally Posted by MitchRap

He's an arrogant jackwagon on his best day.

I've read/listened to/watched a lot of Jeremy and Don's material, and not once did I ever think of either of them as being arrogant. They tell it like it is, rather bluntly on occasion, and apparently that's too much for some people to handle.

I've decided to take back everything I've said about Jeremy. I spoke without really knowing what I am talking about.

Originally Posted by 195471

He released another product recently where he described a process and gave a very specific example (including the domain), which a bunch of people ripped off and are now whining and complaining on his forum about how they're not having success, when Jeremy specifically said -- multiple times -- that people SHOULD NOT choose the same niche as the one he used in the course. Well, a lot of people ignored him and are now finding the competition to be too stiff, so they've given up and resorted to criticizing Jeremy and the method itself, when their failures were clearly their own faults (but they'd rather blame someone else). As it's been said probably hundreds of times on this forum, you need to think outside the box. If you try to replicate someone else's success, you are sure to fail. You're supposed to take the concepts that other people describe and then find your own way. If you don't have the creativity to do that, then your chances of being successful in any type of business, for the long term, are slim to none.

Im currently half way through a course Jeremy is doing at the moment with Bryan Zimmerman called Full Frontal Niche Marketing, the bit you said about somebody trying to copy his work is happening again on this course, after he asked people many times not to. A result of this he has had to postpone some of the videos (there are still videos in place everyday) to a later date untill the ideas are actually implemented, because of the 2 idiots copying. As it is now I haven't seen any complaints on the course forum, maybe they will appear later, maybe not.
All I can honestly say is Jeremy seems an honest guy and puts his methods, and angles to good use from what I have seen up to now. As you said you have to think outside the box, I totally agree with that and I'm also putting my particular twist and expanding on the methods I'm learning.

Originally Posted by jakekelly

I've decided to take back everything I've said about Jeremy. I spoke without really knowing what I am talking about.

First of all, I'd commend you for your humility to accept that you're wrong.

Secondly, try not to eat your words next time. Get your facts right and in hand or just observe.

Excellent - I love it when a thread comes together like this.

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