The Clickbank Heist Review- Going To Scam You Silly Or Not?

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When I checked out The Clickbank Heist website, three things caught my eye: first is the countdown; second is the phrase “ethically steal $50-160 per day”; and third is the huge amount they are promising.

See here, there’s one thing I learned from all these get-rich-quick schemes: it’s that “secrets,” no work, and huge pay don’t really go together. At least, not the way it is often presented by most companies.  But let’s give this product the benefit of the doubt and at the end of this write-up, we’ll see how it fares.

WHAT IS IT?

The Clickbank Heist is basically an ebook with tutorials about promoting affiliate products and uses the concept of launch jacking. So, that’s it? Yup, that pretty much sums it all up. But then again, let’s go further by comparing what it promises against what it actually delivers. Fair enough?

1. The price as of this writing is $7 (regular price at $27) and Billy Darr highlighted how it will rise with every sale. BUT one review published prior to this wrote the price of $8.37.

Reality #1: That’s plain obvious. It’s either no sales are happening or it’s just the typical bait to persuade people to buy.

2. The up-sells are all about generating $18,000 in just 60 days and making an extra $10,000. You have to purchase the former for $17.55 to earn access to Billy Darr’s exclusive ebook and some how-to videos aimed at increasing your potential income with less time and effort. The latter, on the other hand, sells at $9.20 and again contains tips in boosting traffic, a system that helps people make more money, and more instructional videos to name a few.

Reality #2: The first thing you notice is that these up-sells require you to shell out more money than the base product. Let’s be honest here. Up-selling has been used by several companies, including the legitimate ones. It’s a marketing strategy designed to earn more but still give the customers the impression that they’re getting the bang for their buck. But with The Clickbank Heist, it’s more than twice the amount you initially paid. That’s just unacceptable.

3. “A members area so powerful it allows you to quit your day job…”

Reality #3: First of all, be aware that you will NOT download any ebook. In fact, you will merely be given a link to a Google Document. Yes, you read it correctly. The author didn’t bother investing in a decent and professional host for his product. If he’s earning as much as he claims, why is he pinching every penny then?

In addition, the ebook may be direct to the point but it lacks in-depth explanations. It won’t be easy to understand especially for those with little or no background knowledge on internet marketing. Quitting your day job, therefore, is out of the question.

4. “You’ll uncover the forbidden tactics to generating limitless, laser targeted, ready to buy, credit card in hand-free buyer traffic… “

Reality #4: This is the biggest lie this product can give you. Why? The author recommends using Fiverr which is an online marketplace where you can get almost anything done with five bucks, thus the origin of its name. It’s a lie because; let’s face it, if ANYONE can give you unlimited traffic it will cost way more than just that amount.

And if you think Billy Darr will give you a specific seller where you can obtain such services from, you’re wrong. The moment you sign up on Fiverr, you’re on your own. His advice is just to go for “good gigs” which is not only vague but in truth, is not even close to being helpful.

Lastly, traffic is far from being targeted. It’s often just a result of click baits and spam emails.

CONCLUSION:

Don’t waste your time on this, just don’t. In all honesty, the product has potential but how you can tap into it is not even explained in the ebook and the methods and “secrets” presented just won’t work. Yes, the author offers money-back guarantee but take note, the time you spent poring over information which supposedly boosts your income but doesn’t is not something you can get back. Ever.