Hello MS, i just attended one of Anik’s sales talk yesterday, on PPC Classroom. Just wanted to ask you - how was it? Good? When i heard it, i thought ’tis sounds good..’ but i wanted to do some market research first. Are you still using it? If you are not, would you be willing to give it away or sell it to me? I am contactable at nigel_chua@yahoo.com. Thanks!

Nigel

Thanks for having the guts to do the fair and justified evaluation of Blog Classroom from Anik.

Your evaluation with the proofs is fair and quite logical. Blog Classroom is a high priced product that doesn’t justifies its cost and claims . This statement come from my experience about Anik’s product; I was a member of Affiliate Classroom for few months and there were lot of programming errors and shoddy, poor quality responses to the queries. It was not even worth $ 10 p.m leaving the fees of $ 30 p.m at that time. The sections of ebooks, interviews and case studies etc. didn’t had any new products for months. When I finally canceled the membership, the administrator immediately canceled it without checking that the due date was still far ahead (blocked my login 15 days earlier). It didn’t make any difference to me as the site was not going to be updated for next 15 days but it was unethical. I got my login restored for 15 days by threatening of the credit card chargeback (why didn’t they check their records before blocking my access?). It shows the way they work. Anik used to give unprofessional replies that he was to the hospital for few days and hence the site was not updated and bugs were not fixed.

I don’t know why he is starting a new business (Blog Classroom) when he can’t handle even the existing membership site - AC (Affiliate Classroom) properly? I know that it still works the same way from my resources.

I hope that the online laws are made more strict with such people scamming others by making claims that are false and meant for cheating poor newbies of their money.

All these are my opinions and comes from my experience of few years of researching and trying these over hyped products.

Start taking serious action by researching and working on the free online information and I am sure that there is no need of these crappy money making products.

Thanks once again for your insights about Blog Classroom - an over hyped and product primarily meant for making money by Anik Singhal and his affiliates.

Rajesh Mago

I was shocked.

I mean it would be a good opportunity for someone to start a community to be able to network.

Anyways, I think I am going to give it a pass till I know what I am going to be give for my $500. In the meantime, I will stay focussed with my copywriting.

I saw unanswered questions. Oh yeah — there was one guy promoting XSitePro. He was newbie too. If you would write that you could not do much the night before since you were sick, he would ask you to buy XSitepro. That was it. Pretty much Affiliate Classroom is a good base for Anik to promote his affiliate products.

Unfortunately, online sales pages are getting away with false advertisements, and false claims. I hope one day they make stricter online law where sales pages and claims are held accountable as they are in offline businesses.

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