Many people are curious as to whether Global Success Club is a legitimate organization or not and if it's worthwhile investing in. Over the past three or four weeks, I've been scouring the internet for a review of Global Success Club which wasn't just self-serving 'fluff'. I found nothing reliable, even authors who claim to maintain this 'independence of thought', proceed to offer nothing but unmitigated praise for what is admittedly a 'high-profile', and much-anticipated product. One well-intentioned author went so far as to say his assessment was guaranteed to be unbiased because the creator of GSC gave him pre-launch personal access to the product. Yeah, that review was unbiased. And that was the best one I found!
I succumbed to the sales pitch, joined, and proceeded to quit! So, dear reader, here you have a review which may finally, actually be for real, by someone who is Not a privileged 'super-affiliate', collecting a commission. This is not to say that I wouldn't get a commission if you subscribed through my link, I simply won't shy away from calling negative aspects as I see them.
What's the story? You might well ask.
Well, here goes. I paid $1.00, a nominal fee donated to Feed the Children for my two-week 'Test Drive'. Full of anticipation, I went directly to the site, a beautifully designed group of pages, the Training Section boasting a collection of motivational videos by the likes of Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield, and Les Brown, among others. Unfortunately, the Marketing Skills pages had not been completed, nor had many of the remaining areas, with a related announcement that these would be completed in about a week. A week!-so much for the two-week Test Drive.
I expressed my feelings to the GSC Team when I requested my $1.00 refund, not so much because of the dollar, but because I feared being charged the ongoing cost of the subscription. Out of curiousity I did log back into the site, and found myself really beginning to enjoy the training videos. In the days that followed the 'missing pieces' of the site began to appear. I started to reconsider my decision to have quit. I checked my account, and confirmed that I was, in fact, out.
There had been so much hype surrounding the launch of Global Success Club, that it was almost impossible to get a 'straight answer' to any and all questions that I wanted to ask Before purchasing my membership. The 'good news' included the fact that the first 14 days of any new membership were Free. The 'bad news' lied in the fact that 14 days can pass quite quickly when you barely know what to do. At least now the site is pretty much complete. Still, unless you are at least somewhat familiar with the various components of the program it might pose a bit of a challenge to actually make any money before the 'hefty' $97.00 monthly fee kicks in. Food for thought.
I succumbed to the sales pitch, joined, and proceeded to quit! So, dear reader, here you have a review which may finally, actually be for real, by someone who is Not a privileged 'super-affiliate', collecting a commission. This is not to say that I wouldn't get a commission if you subscribed through my link, I simply won't shy away from calling negative aspects as I see them.
What's the story? You might well ask.
Well, here goes. I paid $1.00, a nominal fee donated to Feed the Children for my two-week 'Test Drive'. Full of anticipation, I went directly to the site, a beautifully designed group of pages, the Training Section boasting a collection of motivational videos by the likes of Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield, and Les Brown, among others. Unfortunately, the Marketing Skills pages had not been completed, nor had many of the remaining areas, with a related announcement that these would be completed in about a week. A week!-so much for the two-week Test Drive.
I expressed my feelings to the GSC Team when I requested my $1.00 refund, not so much because of the dollar, but because I feared being charged the ongoing cost of the subscription. Out of curiousity I did log back into the site, and found myself really beginning to enjoy the training videos. In the days that followed the 'missing pieces' of the site began to appear. I started to reconsider my decision to have quit. I checked my account, and confirmed that I was, in fact, out.
There had been so much hype surrounding the launch of Global Success Club, that it was almost impossible to get a 'straight answer' to any and all questions that I wanted to ask Before purchasing my membership. The 'good news' included the fact that the first 14 days of any new membership were Free. The 'bad news' lied in the fact that 14 days can pass quite quickly when you barely know what to do. At least now the site is pretty much complete. Still, unless you are at least somewhat familiar with the various components of the program it might pose a bit of a challenge to actually make any money before the 'hefty' $97.00 monthly fee kicks in. Food for thought.
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