7 Figure Cycle - Any One Bought it?

[lewo]

Hi BHW,

I’m always wary of buying courses in attempt to make money but I attended an online webinar where they outlined the process and theory behind how their method works. The trouble I find with these sorts of things is finding anyone who has genuinely followed the training and willing to offer an unbiased review.

The two guys who are running seem to have a good history and experience in this area, has any bought this course or have had any dealings with Aidan Booth or Steven Clayton?

Thanks

 

[saffronsamet]

I saw the same webinar and everything was cool until the price was unveiled... their system seemed sound enough in most parts and their guarantee to refund "double"your money back if you didn't make it sounded generous, but overall something didn't sit right with me to part with that amount of cash after a couple hours of presentation (tbh I only watched the first 10 minutes of the live webinar and killed it when they started to introduce themselves and their achievements knowing that I can access a repeat of it tomorrow)...

I agree with you on the chaps running it seemed kosher, but like you I am wary to pushed/closed/sold in to making a decision so quickly without enough prior research... Interestingly, it seems they sold the numbers they were looking for as there is now a waiting list on their sales page where people who didn't act in time can sign up and hope someone drops out...

 

[vishy]

I bought the course but haven't started using it though. I will give you feedback asap.

 

[lewo]

Thanks for the replies.

I liked the look of the app, Profit Hunter I think, but the price is ridiculous. I’d be interested to read your feedback @vishy

 

[saffronsamet]

Thanks for the replies.

I liked the look of the app, Profit Hunter I think, but the price is ridiculous. I’d be interested to read your feedback @vishy

I agree with you on the price.... but later when I was thinking about it, I considered the fact that included in the price is the promise that you can get your supplier to send your products for sale straight to their warehouse where they will take care of the paperwork and packing to Amazon.. So let's say they sold 150 packages to the attendees, and each one of these buyers can send an unlimited amount of products to Amazon for listing, how many people would they have to employ to do the packing and paperwork ? Specially when you consider 6 months down the road, when according to the gurus everybody is making hundreds of thousands in cash... This aspect of their offer didn't sit well with me as they seem to be promising something that they don't know how much will cost them....

 

[lewo]

Excellent point - it makes me think they’ve also struck deals with the distributors and probably take a bit for each deal made. I’m not calling them for this, it’s actually a really clever idea.
I found a site earlier today that offers a similar service based in the uk, they don’t do the warehouse stickering service though

 

[REDOnyx]

I feel like whatever you can learn from those guys, you can probably learn here for free with the proper diligence.

 

[saffronsamet]

That warehouse sticker service is a real pain in the arse as every item has to be specified to Amazon's requirements... I couldn't imagine how much it would cost a firm to offer to do the paperwork as well as the packing for "unlimited products"... Not too mention the time involved in processing the goods.
On a positive note, I just realised this is my 11th post in about 7 years here so happy days now that I am in double figures...

 

[saffronsamet]

a quick update....

After the time period to purchase the software finished I tried accessing the page with the sales link on it and sure enough the page had changed and it informed me that sadly I was too late to enroll... However, if I want I can leave my details in the box provided and if there are any drop outs or duplicate buys, then they will inform me and I can join up... So out of curiosity I left my email and name and 14 hours ago I received this: (I have taken out my name and the link from the letter otherwise it is as it was sent to me)

Hi (name)

We saw you added yourself to the 7-Figure Cycle waiting list. I'm
reaching out to let you know that we have had a few duplicate orders,
and if you'd like to get in, we can sneak you in before we get too far
into the training.

If you'd like to jump in, just go to the link below:

(link removed)

Please reply to this email to let me know if you've jumped in so I can
finish setting you up on the back end, we don't want you to miss
anything important because of your late enrollment.

If you've got any questions, please just let me know.

Thanks!

Sincerely,
Jacqui
7-Figure Cycle Support


And the link is still live and I can join up for one payment of $2497 or 3 payments of $997 (only - lol)... What I find interesting is that they didn't write to me saying there were some dropouts as that might make me think their offer/software is pants if people are dropping out after they have paid, so instead Jacqui kindly informs me that they have had "a few duplicate orders" and as a result they have room for me.... So Jacqui wants me to believe that they have had "a few" customers who have accidentally bought the course twice and paid $6k instead of $3k... Really? Not just one person paying an extra 3k by mistake, but a few people did this? And these are the same people who want to learn the course and use the software to make money on Amazon, yet they are not capable of pressing the course buy button only once and end up paying double before the mistake is realised...

As Prince used to say, Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)...

 

[lewo]

Sounds like usual sales techniques, like you said, who would purchase a $2500 course twice by accident?
I read through the pdf again this morning, there is some pretty well thought out information in there but I think the really hard sell puts me off.
I was interested in the metrics they were providing so started doing some research into it, there are a few tools available that offer similar info but I’ve also come across amazons API and I’m sure I can start pulling together the metrics, maybe even create a similar app........I’ll keep you posted

 

[internetvive]

I have also attended the webinar. It seems promising at first but then suddenly after seeing the price. I decided to Opt Out. I have attended their previous webinars also and guys seem to be legit.

 

[saffronsamet]

I am thinking of giving it a go as I can pay with Paypal for the first month which is $997 and by the end of the month if the business is not going as it should I can always request for my money back with the knowledge that if it is refused, Paypal has covered my ass and refunds me my money...

I did however have a couple of questions which may have been answered in the webinar already but as I caught a replay I didn't see the question and answer session after the webinar finished... I wanted to know where their warehouse was and contacted them about it and they got back to me saying it's in the US (so all suppliers I will be buying from will be in the Sates)...

A second thing I am not sure about is what happens if the products the software has picked as fast profitable sellers don't sell and sit in Amazon tying up all the capital u have to use to buy the product and pay for it to be delivered to their warehouse... Surely the software can't guarantee that you are going to sell out of your 20 Bluetooth speakers you have spent money on to list, or CAN IT...?

I think the unlimited warehousing and form filling service they are offering for that price may be worth it on its own, (I have a Amazon FBA account and have an idea of the work involved in the form filling), assuming the business is doing ok...

I have seen so many people get scorned for asking to be spoon-fed methods shared on these boards, and here could be an opportunity to be fed something that has been tested and hopefully works, even though it costs a grand to begin... All I have to do is cough up the cash for the software and the fine details, the cash for the stock, and the time to find and list the products from various suppliers close to their warehouse.

So were the other people on this thread convinced that the software can find these products that sell fast enabling you to turn the money round in order to buy more stock ? Appreciate any thoughts before I either do it or not... thx

 

[loedown]

Looking for legit reviews on this as well.

 

[ScribScribScrib]

1. Is it a course? Yes.
2. Should I buy it? No.

I'll actually pen up a serious fucking guide on why to never buy a course in your fucking life , anyone up for that?

 

[lewo]

I'll actually pen up a serious fucking guide on why to never buy a course in your fucking life , anyone up for that?

I can sense that you have some pretty strong views on the matter

Joking apart - I've never bought a course but would love to understand your insight on the matter....hopefully confirm I'm doing the right thing by not buying one

 

[saffronsamet]

I can sense that you have some pretty strong views on the matter

Joking apart - I've never bought a course but would love to understand your insight on the matter....hopefully confirm I'm doing the right thing by not buying one

I think the point he is making is that you should be able to figure out the different pieces involved in their system and plan a way to put it all together without having to pay anyone $3K...

 

[jimbobo2779]

1. Is it a course? Yes.
2. Should I buy it? No.

I'll actually pen up a serious fucking guide on why to never buy a course in your fucking life , anyone up for that?

I'd buy it lol

 

[lewo]

I think the point he is making is that you should be able to figure out the different pieces involved in their system and plan a way to put it all together without having to pay anyone $3K...

Yeah good point. Without realising it I suppose I've already started to reverse engineer some of it by looking at the metrics and if I can get them from the API.

 

[saffronsamet]

Yeah good point. Without realising it I suppose I've already started to reverse engineer some of it by looking at the metrics and if I can get them from the API.

lol... I am kind of doing the same and have now swayed against paying for the software/warehousing/blueprint I was ready to buy last night. I am downloading a couple of different courses which was shared in the download section and I am pretty sure each course deals with a different aspect of what the 3K blue print would have given you (ie. drop ship suppliers that do fill out the amazon, shopify, ebay etc. forms for you, or how to find unsexy products on Amazon that will sell very quickly at a big rate of profit through FBA or other methods)... I am hoping there is a certain plugin in the zip file I am downloading, which was included with one of the courses when it was originally sold, that kind of promises to find these unsexy fast selling products for you (the course was about 3 gb and it's still downloading so no idea about the validity of the plugins claims)...

 

[Shana Walters]

I read a free e-book but did not sign up for the webinar.