Sounds too good to be true?
Well the creator of this Secret Money Ring was created by “The Power Promoter” Matt Bacak. To be honest, we have never heard of him, but he must be someone well known.

The landing page for the Secret Money Ring is your typical long scrolling page with the intro video and testimonials from “well respected” marketers to vouch for his greatness and someone who has made $$$ by using Bacak’s techniques.

Wow, look at all those checks! And his T-Shirt . . .Awesome!!!

There were a couple of points on the landing page that sparked our curiosity.

The first is the claim that Matt Bacak’s book The Ultimate Lead Generation Plan, was a number one best seller on Barnes and Noble, doing better than Harry Potter or an Oprah approved book.

There is a link to an article on PRWeb. While the link does make the claim seem legitimate, PRWEb is not a news website but a place to post press releases, which anyone can do. As for the article itself, the reason why the book shot to number one in just hours is bonus offers for purchasing the book. Of course, to show that Matt Bacak is a nice guy, all the profits went to Habitat for Humanity.

We did a search for his book the on Barnes and Nobles website and came up with no results.

However, it does show up on Amazon. The book has a rating of 4 out of 5 stars. However, if you read the positive reviews, it just seems canned to us. However, there are negative reviews like:

I’m disappointed to say this book is just one long 117-page sales letter. Matt Bacak is a well-known promoter and marketer and this book contains basic snippets of information without really revealing much content. Lots of web site addresses and links to go check out but many of those just promote products. The information that is exposed is pretty old-hat in the Internet arena now, such as “squeeze pages” – there I’ve just revealed the main “amazing new” concept of the book.

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Wow! Where do I start? There were probably 50-60 grammar errors in this very short book. Didn’t the author have a proofreader? You will be feeling like you wasted your $10 with this. Even the 3 free bonuses listed on the cover aren’t accessible. The link provided in the book doesn’t work. The author states in the Introduction, “This information is going to blow your mind…” That it did for its lack of value. The few simplistic secrets that he refers to as his “little known system” are all over the internet, and are free. He admits to being a promoter, and it shows!

The second thing that sparked our interest is the eight page spread in millionaire blueprint magazine. While that’s cool to be featured in a magazine, we are not all that familiar with millionaire blueprint magazine. Apparently it is a real magazine which features such famous millionaires as Russel “Biff” Brunson and James Malinchak.

That’s all marketing; try to hype up something to sound much bigger than it really is, like calling yourself a consultant when you are really unemployed . . .

Anyway, this program will cost you $1 to try out for two weeks then it’s $67.95 a month after that. Of course, the two weeks will probably not get you anything of value but give you just enough to try to make you stay on for at least a month.

While it was fun reviewing the landing page, We won’t be testing this program out right now but we may visit this later on if the Secret Money Ring is still around.

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