Kibo Code

waltersweb said:

I am still in the program although I was thinking that I would just test it for 30 days. But there is a lot of value in the program, you just have to put in some effort and think outside the box.
Anyone expecting to get his money back in the first 30 days would be frustrated by now though, that is for sure.
There is a lot of manual work involved, ads spending until you find a good product etc. But I think long-term this will be profitable.

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Frank Lin said:

Hey waltersweb-

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the idea/guarantee was that you'd make your $3500-$4000 back in the first 30 days, but wasn't the idea that you would make at least SOME sales in the first 30 days to prove that the system works?

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waltersweb said:

That is correct and that is why I am still in the system. I am making sales.

I just wanted to state that it isn't realistic to make that much money with any system in the first x weeks.
My best guess is that I'll make the investment back in about 4-6 months

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• They told upfront that they will be providing masses of products that were hand-picked and screened etc -> going through the descriptions of those hand selected ones shows pretty fast, that those were not written by native speakers (yet you are supposed to sell to US market only).
• They set up a community (forum) for the members which is highly moderated/censored. Right in the beginning (week 4) when it opened, half of the members were concerned about the quality of the course and the 30 days refund period coming to an end -> Threads and posts kept getting deleted. I asked in a fresh thread whether it would be possible to prolong the refund period -> thread got deleted 3 times (I just kept posting again ) and my account got changed to a setting where any new posting by my needed to first be approved by a moderator before getting visible.
• They always said that they are going at such a high pace, yet it became pretty obvious that they didn't want us to publish any products/start selling until we had maybe 5-10 days left in the guarantee period. Why would that be.....
  
• They release the "profit vault", a "massive resource of hand-picked, filtered products" which was just completely full of shit.. Either telling you to sell dog collars/tshirts or some furniture that cost $1k+ for us to source.
• They started creating fake accounts now (I don't have proof, but there is a tell) in the forum that would post about their massive success, all by this one product that they have found.
  
• The betatesters were never to be heard of again. if someone asked in the forum about them... guess what -> thread disappeared
• They blame everything on the corona virus

waltersweb said:

They blame everything on the corona virus

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waltersweb said:

unfortunately, I need to revert on my last given impression. I actually ended up getting a refund for my purchase from clickbank (which is the good part).
I tried their system now for 6 weeks, but it is pretty much shit. Aidan Booth And Steve Clayton created a system that is relying on people not comparing prices and buying the first thing they see. You are getting shown to sell products from Banggood mainly. Those products are not necessarily bad, but you are supposed to sell them at 2.5 times the price on banggood.
So if there is any little piece of moral within you, this is surely not for you.

• They told upfront that they will be providing masses of products that were hand-picked and screened etc -> going through the descriptions of those hand selected ones shows pretty fast, that those were not written by native speakers (yet you are supposed to sell to US market only).
• They set up a community (forum) for the members which is highly moderated/censored. Right in the beginning (week 4) when it opened, half of the members were concerned about the quality of the course and the 30 days refund period coming to an end -> Threads and posts kept getting deleted. I asked in a fresh thread whether it would be possible to prolong the refund period -> thread got deleted 3 times (I just kept posting again ) and my account got changed to a setting where any new posting by my needed to first be approved by a moderator before getting visible.
• They always said that they are going at such a high pace, yet it became pretty obvious that they didn't want us to publish any products/start selling until we had maybe 5-10 days left in the guarantee period. Why would that be.....
  
• They release the "profit vault", a "massive resource of hand-picked, filtered products" which was just completely full of shit.. Either telling you to sell dog collars/tshirts or some furniture that cost $1k+ for us to source.
• They started creating fake accounts now (I don't have proof, but there is a tell) in the forum that would post about their massive success, all by this one product that they have found.
  
• The betatesters were never to be heard of again. if someone asked in the forum about them... guess what -> thread disappeared
• They blame everything on the corona virus

In the end I ended up selling one product once and spending about 4 times the sales price of that product. And yes, I have a bunch of those products set up and ads running. All of them found on my own I might add because theirs were shit.

So yea, when they launch their next product next year and someone asks for feedback for Aidan Booth And Steve Clayton, make sure to send them here to read this.

@Aidan,Steve: in case you get around to reading this: I hope you feel ashamed of yourselves as there some very very desperate souls in the program that invested more than they can afford and putting all their trust in you. I hope someone will throw some wine in your faces during this "mega" live event in april

Conclusion: If something sounds too good to be true -> it is
However, I got to somehow like the concept of dropshipping/CPC, so in case someone has some great advice, feel free to share/direct me there

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waltersweb said:

unfortunately, I need to revert on my last given impression. I actually ended up getting a refund for my purchase from clickbank (which is the good part).
I tried their system now for 6 weeks, but it is pretty much shit. Aidan Booth And Steve Clayton created a system that is relying on people not comparing prices and buying the first thing they see. You are getting shown to sell products from Banggood mainly. Those products are not necessarily bad, but you are supposed to sell them at 2.5 times the price on banggood.
So if there is any little piece of moral within you, this is surely not for you.

• They told upfront that they will be providing masses of products that were hand-picked and screened etc -> going through the descriptions of those hand selected ones shows pretty fast, that those were not written by native speakers (yet you are supposed to sell to US market only).
• They set up a community (forum) for the members which is highly moderated/censored. Right in the beginning (week 4) when it opened, half of the members were concerned about the quality of the course and the 30 days refund period coming to an end -> Threads and posts kept getting deleted. I asked in a fresh thread whether it would be possible to prolong the refund period -> thread got deleted 3 times (I just kept posting again ) and my account got changed to a setting where any new posting by my needed to first be approved by a moderator before getting visible.
• They always said that they are going at such a high pace, yet it became pretty obvious that they didn't want us to publish any products/start selling until we had maybe 5-10 days left in the guarantee period. Why would that be.....
  
• They release the "profit vault", a "massive resource of hand-picked, filtered products" which was just completely full of shit.. Either telling you to sell dog collars/tshirts or some furniture that cost $1k+ for us to source.
• They started creating fake accounts now (I don't have proof, but there is a tell) in the forum that would post about their massive success, all by this one product that they have found.
  
• The betatesters were never to be heard of again. if someone asked in the forum about them... guess what -> thread disappeared
• They blame everything on the corona virus

In the end I ended up selling one product once and spending about 4 times the sales price of that product. And yes, I have a bunch of those products set up and ads running. All of them found on my own I might add because theirs were shit.

So yea, when they launch their next product next year and someone asks for feedback for Aidan Booth And Steve Clayton, make sure to send them here to read this.

@Aidan,Steve: in case you get around to reading this: I hope you feel ashamed of yourselves as there some very very desperate souls in the program that invested more than they can afford and putting all their trust in you. I hope someone will throw some wine in your faces during this "mega" live event in april

Conclusion: If something sounds too good to be true -> it is
However, I got to somehow like the concept of dropshipping/CPC, so in case someone has some great advice, feel free to share/direct me there

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waltersweb said:

When you search for the footprint of their theme on Google, you will find over 5000 stores, so I guess 13-18 million is pretty realistic.
And I'd guess that at least 60% stayed

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Jake Wrlock said:

How do you search for footprint of Shopify themes on google?

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• They make huge claims and promises but the strategies didn't work for him. He got 0 sales.
• Their whole strategy is to use Facebook marketplace cos it's free to post items, and they're told to post over 100 items. I.e. the strategy is to manipulate a loophole basically. But any tech savvy person will tell you that Facebook changes its foundations every 2 months, it is completely dumb to base your business model off this.
• They strategy doesn't work for international people, only people in US. They sell the product to people all around the world though. Their solution is to tell the students to change their location to USA. They don't even realize facebook can read what country you're from in your IP address lol.
• They don't tell you what content is coming up, it just says "module 1, module 2, 3, etc" with no indication of what you're gonna learn later. With every new module they hype up future modules.
• There's a 30 day refund guarantee. On the 29th day my boss sent them an email asking for his money back, but they persuaded him to stick with it because there was some big content coming up in the upcoming modules that can't be missed. My boss made a huge mistake by believing it.
• The template websites they give you to use are complete trash. I saw them with my own eyes. They look like they were made by a small child in 2003. They honestly probably spent 1 minute creating them. This in particular showed me that the creators have prioritized taking your money over providing value to you.
• Students are spammed with all their other shitty courses and products via email, that are in completely unrelated industries.
• As mentioned above, the forum is heavily censored. They delete complaints.
• The people in the course ended up contacting each other and having their own facebook group chat, and they all talk about how much they regret the course. One of the people in there has a sick mother and borrowed the money to take the course. These are the kind of vulnerable people falling victim to this overpriced load of horse shit.
• If the bank can't get my boss's money back then he'll seek legal action.