One of the many get-rich-quick schemes available on the internet, is run by Brett McFall who lives in Australia. Brett’s official website contains many promises of the ability to make money on the internet, as well as claiming to influence earning abilities on the internet or in any regular business. A five minute video is offered on Brett McFall’s website, required viewing to understand his quick money making mantra, but for all his promises, claims and video what he has to say is not outlined.
Online and offline advertising are Brett McFall’s focus because it is his belief that they are necessary if any sales are to occur. Brett gives an interesting concept, ask an advertising agency to provide a money-back guarantee, he says they will never agree to this, but he would. The vast majority of Brett’s website content is set up to sell his services as an advertising professional.
Brett McFall’s philosophy of advertising is one of ‘in your face’ activity, something with which many people may not agree. In fact, many organizations have begun to adopt the subtle advertising concept, something that works even on the internet due to the wariness of people to those individuals or companies who brag about themselves. The tips offered by Mr. McFall are nothing exciting and really should be things most advertising professionals already know.
Maybe I’m just a little too picky, but I found it quite interesting that Brett McFall claims to be a perfectionist, someone with a lot of knowledge about image creation and advertising and yet Brett’s website has errors and spelling mistakes. My thought is that this does not make a good impression on a potential customer. I’m still testing his marketing techniques, products, and services to see if they’re worth anything and I’ll have my complete findings listed on this page in the next few weeks. Until then, be cautious when it comes to Brett McFall
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This guy is a complete scam. Brett has taken money with the pretense of 45 day money back guarantee…tried and failed. Never saw money again sites look bad and product is crap. Would not recommend anyone to buy this. Bad experience going through lawyers and ACCC tog et money back.
Did you ever get your money back? Looking for hints on how to go about it please
This guy is not only a total scammer he is darn rude too. Met him at a World Internet Seminar where he was all gloss on stage and totally dismissive of a simple question about copywriting; he virtually told us to get F out of here. He is certainly no Tom Peters, that’s fer sure – Him and his buddies Steve Ezza (another rude bastard) are only interested in one thing: to glean hard-earned dollars from the unwary public. Another scammer he had on his parade of felons was Chris Cobb. A friend got sucked into his convoluted cpa scam and complained early on to the people running the WIS and got her money back, but you have to complain early and hard. ALWAYS do background searches on these people before parting with your money. Avoid those ‘legit or scam?’ sites though, they are affiliate front-ends, suckers making (much less) money from other suckers. Consumer Affairs and ASIC are currently looking into the dealings of Brett McFall and these other leeches.
Don’t forget the wolves in sheeps clothing, Gail Bottomley for example, promised fair dealing in internet business but since singing up has not replied to a single email I have sent, I was just asking simple questions. She promises to reply to everyone who signs up but her course is vacuous, with lots of spelling mistakes and poor design. It’s the same old ‘sell internet marketing junk to internet marketers and wannabe internet marketers marketing to other internet marketers’. It’s all fluff and shit with no substance. Apart from being crooks, these people are NOT professionals. Stay away from them – bad bad bad asses, they are the Breaking Bad of the internet