1. Walter Williamson says:

    Read the T&Cs carefully!! Your credit card is charged a $49.95 non-refundable charge after a 24 HOUR review period. A quote from the T&C.

    “At the end of the 24 hour review period, the $49.95 non refundable monthly fee will be billed to the credit card used by You to complete the signup process every 30 days unless/until you cancel the subscription.”

  2. frank killen says:

    When clicking “send my kit”,I keep getting message that there is 1 error but having checked and triple checkedthere is definitely no errors.Too bad as I have complete trust in you Detlev.
    Frank

  3. jim says:

    Shipping charge for an instant download???????
    Cheap ploy for profile harvesting, including credit card details. Behave yourself !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. kevin says:

    It does not accept UK postcodes?

  5. Jeff says:

    I loved this google info. you can get a cd mailed to you for 99 cents or, if you want it right away you can choose the download option…

    Sounds like somebody’s had a bad experience in the past Jim…

  6. detlev says:

    Hi Jim,

    “Cheap ploy for profile harvesting, including credit card details. Behave yourself”

    RE: Jim, HOW ELSE do you want to pay online if not with a credit card…!? And how do you want to have them send you a CD if you’re not giving your details? Isn’t that normal business practice…??

    Sorry for the waiting time to answer the comments here but I was on the CeBit Computer Exhibition in Hannover all weekend. I don’t know exactly what Jim’s problem is, though… These kind of offers are done all the time. I have seen many membership sites where this is done, too.

    They offer e.g. a $1 trial and then after a certain time, it becomes a full membership at e.g. $29.97. I have personally already done this in the past as well with my Niche Content Audio site.

    But as Walter just mentioned they seem to have fine print (something I couldn’t see because I am living in Germany and the form doesn’t work for me…) which is not like the standard offers because the free test period is with just 24 hours a little on the short side – before the full fee of $49.97 is charged.

    As Jeff pointed out, the material is good – but you have to compare it with a regular sale rather than “just” a free offer. I am really sorry about this – there was no way for me to see this!

    I will be mentioning this charge in tomorrow’s email. If the material is really good then I think, a one time charge of $49.95 would be okay but they should have made it clear that it was a subscription. It would be interesting to SEE what the exact page looked like… If someone can send me a screenshot, it would be great!

    Best regards,

    Detlev Reimer

  7. jim says:

    I must have totally misread the offer page !
    I could have sworn the word ‘free’ was used, in which case I don’t want to pay by credit card or any other method you might want to suggest. I also imagined that I saw a reference to a post and package charge, followed by an ‘instant download’ facility. Still a bit confused here, how do you square postal charges with instant download ?
    There was a smell about the whole thing . Let the word free mean free, as in unconditional, otherwise use a different word.
    Integrity should be all, if trusting relationships are to be built and maintained, but then again , you should know that !!


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