Comments on: Hype or Big Hype?

by: Make Money From Home

Fri, 21 Sep 2007 16:14:33 +0000

You don not post often enough as your reviews and comments are spot on. I had purchased DJK from Chris directly and have implemented a couple of the techniques with limited results.

One of the comments you made here is probable the most important - if you are not going to take the time to apply what is in the manual, don’t waste your money.

by: Rebecca

Wed, 20 Jun 2007 04:23:55 +0000

this is my first visit to this blog and I will be back. I read almost everything that I get and agree, so much is the same, until this blog. I have never read such honest feedback like this.

You Rock!

Rebecca J. Burns

by: sheryl wardle

Sun, 13 May 2007 19:14:36 +0000

Hello from Kansas, I wish I had found your site sooner. When I get a new email—if it goes on and on and on .I won’t buy it.
Plain and simple. Sheryl

by: Role

Sat, 17 Mar 2007 17:00:50 +0000

With regards to comlex in DJX, chris tends to assume you have some IM marketing skills already, so his descriptions are very whirlwind, with no guidance on setting any thing up.
Estefar makes a very intresting point here - we are assured that digital delivery is what ensures low costs, but how can $97 dollars for a digital report be low cost when you can pick up a 300 page hardback book from amazon for only $16? I think we may be getting ripped off, not just by DJK, but ANY digital report that costs more than $10. You cannot justify those prices when compared with traditional priniting methods.

by: Mitch

Sat, 10 Feb 2007 08:55:13 +0000

I was on the fence.

I knew it was supreme copywriting; and that pergamon, yes, that too, was an excellent attraction; but I’m glad I found your review of it. I can’t afford much more marketing materials right now, and I’m too busy trying to get a handle on all the ones I have already spent good money on.

Where you said,

…most of the techniques are a bit complex & I believe it will be difficult for the average marketer to apply

, I have to wonder a little about that. I mean, don’t we order these products in order to learn techniques that we don’t already know; and how “complex” can they get? I have to wonder what you mean by “complex”.

But really, thank you for an excellent review. I’m getting back to work on my master plan to finally take some action this year and kill my “night” job. (I’m a dinner waiter).

by: Melody Baker

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 08:41:58 +0000

Hello Gabriel,

I mayself was upset by all of the emails I recieved about djk, and you stating 20, was very low. I recieved over 200 the first day, and am still getting them.

No offense to Chris, but he priced it way out of the average marketer’s range, so this made it another example of the little guy not getting a chance to be successful.

So I am not purchasing it, and will not accept it even as a free download. I am sick and tired of only the big names making the money off the little people like me.

by: Ray

Thu, 08 Feb 2007 07:51:05 +0000

Thanks for the honest review, Gabriel. You are one of the few to do so. Being a student of sales copy, I read the DJK sales letter - very hypey, but powerful. I made up my mind last week that I wasn’t going to buy it. I promised myself that I would not buy any “how to make money” products this year. My focus is on my business model, thinking smart and working smart. Buying another e-book isn’t going to make you any money.

You made an excellent point about the DJK methods becoming obsolete - its just a matter of time. Its going to be interesting when the Project X buyers (who didn’t buy DJK) start picking off the DJK type promotions

Keep up the good work Gabriel.

Ray

by: Ricardo A.

Thu, 08 Feb 2007 04:29:11 +0000

Hello Gabriel,

I just wanted to thank you for that very level-headed, honest, and unbiased review. I’ve read a couple of reviews, but yours is the one that made me “feel safe.” I knew you were giving vital information without making me feel like I’m walking down a trap where I needed to get DJK.

Somehow, I get the impression that you respected the intelligence and dignity of anyone reading your report. Your “you can get (or not get)…” statement was so cool.

Thanks once again.

by: Kalmar Emeric

Thu, 08 Feb 2007 02:34:46 +0000

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Thank you Gaby,
I knew it already that DJK is not for me, and it is a to big hat for my head, but as you said, the sales letter is awesome.
The pergamon style background also. I ask myself how did they did it.
Maybe they took a sheet of paper, creased it, unfolded it, than scanned it and used for
background ~:-).
Thank you again.
Good luck,
Emeric

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by: Randy

Wed, 07 Feb 2007 22:45:27 +0000

Hi Gabriel,

Thanks for the “straight skinny” on DJK.
Wish I had seen this before I bought, but like you said,
it’s hard to resist when you have a great sales page.

I’m really tired of all the emails as well. I got most of mine after
I had already ordered. I agree with Alfred, that you get almost
double emails from all the gurus.

I’m pretty new at this internet marketing game, and have spent
a fortune on this program and that program—nothing seems to work.

It’s refreshing to have someone out there that will be truly honest, and not feed you a bunch of hype.

Thanks again,
Randy