He presents himself to be a genuine, friendly, down-to-earth guy but really it's all part of his smooth-talking scam. This guy is a serious pro at extracting testimonials and eliminating negative feedback. You can't ask for a more dangerous scammer.
So here's what happened. I registered for a $997 coaching course with him in which he GUARANTEES you make $530/day with Clickbank in 60 days. In his sales letter, he promises a 60-day no questions asked money-back guarantee. This is the thread that the sales letter was originally on, he already took it down to cover his tracks:
You can see people asking about the guarantee in the second page. You will even see screenshots that he had taken of me claiming to have results. Well, it's true, I did build a huge list from Facebook - but I didn't do it with his help, and it was pointless anyway because the list made me pennies and costed me a bomb.
The coaching course supposedly teaches you about Facebook Ads and how to use Facebook ads to drive traffic to your squeeze page and then monetize your leads through your list. If you have been in the internet marketing world for any duration of time, this is nothing revolutionary.
I registered for the course thinking he had some secrets or knew something that I didn't such that he would be able to draw such profits from Facebook easily.
Right off the beginning of the course, I told him about my situation and basically how s***** it was and how much I needed this to work. I really did need it to work and I was 100% committed to making it work.
4 weeks down into the coaching, after listening to his BS, I had spent nearly $2,000 in ads and made back about $300. He had also stopped replying to my PMs regarding the coaching. In his original sales thread (which he promptly "closed" after 4 weeks), he stated that he would only be accepting a handful students - when I asked for a refund, there were 70. His "coaching" was basically once a week and the training material he provided taught you how to build a landing page using Leadpages/Instapages and how to create emails. Again, nothing the average IMer didn't already know.
So at this point (4 weeks into the course), I sent him a nice email explaining how it wasn't working out, and I'd like my refund. Lo and behold, he replies saying that what I am telling him is complete BS, that I made money off his method and how I abused him and took advantage of him. WTF?
I then proceeded to send him screenshots of the earnings and ad spend to prove to him that I wasn't lying, that I followed his instructions to the T and didn't make a dime. That's when he stopped replying.
Unfortunately, I paid him through Paypal and Paypal doesn't insure virtual goods so I wasn't able to get my money back. But I just wanted to make this nice little report so people know who he really is. It's disappointing, I really wanted to like the guy. I wouldn't even bother with this if he would just man up and honor his word. He knows about my situation and really messed things up for me. He took advantage of my desperation and I think that's seriously f'ed up.
Anyone who wants to know more can simply contact me, I will send you screenshots, emails, everything you want to know about the whole incident.
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Don't buy anything from Jarrett Stevenson.
He presents himself to be a genuine, friendly, down-to-earth guy but really it's all part of his smooth-talking scam. This guy is a serious pro at extracting testimonials and eliminating negative feedback. You can't ask for a more dangerous scammer.
So here's what happened. I registered for a $997 coaching course with him in which he GUARANTEES you make $530/day with Clickbank in 60 days. In his sales letter, he promises a 60-day no questions asked money-back guarantee. This is the thread that the sales letter was originally on, he already took it down to cover his tracks:
http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers/1000090-fb-workshop-sold-out.html
You can see people asking about the guarantee in the second page. You will even see screenshots that he had taken of me claiming to have results. Well, it's true, I did build a huge list from Facebook - but I didn't do it with his help, and it was pointless anyway because the list made me pennies and costed me a bomb.
The coaching course supposedly teaches you about Facebook Ads and how to use Facebook ads to drive traffic to your squeeze page and then monetize your leads through your list. If you have been in the internet marketing world for any duration of time, this is nothing revolutionary.
I registered for the course thinking he had some secrets or knew something that I didn't such that he would be able to draw such profits from Facebook easily.
Right off the beginning of the course, I told him about my situation and basically how s***** it was and how much I needed this to work. I really did need it to work and I was 100% committed to making it work.
4 weeks down into the coaching, after listening to his BS, I had spent nearly $2,000 in ads and made back about $300. He had also stopped replying to my PMs regarding the coaching. In his original sales thread (which he promptly "closed" after 4 weeks), he stated that he would only be accepting a handful students - when I asked for a refund, there were 70. His "coaching" was basically once a week and the training material he provided taught you how to build a landing page using Leadpages/Instapages and how to create emails. Again, nothing the average IMer didn't already know.
So at this point (4 weeks into the course), I sent him a nice email explaining how it wasn't working out, and I'd like my refund. Lo and behold, he replies saying that what I am telling him is complete BS, that I made money off his method and how I abused him and took advantage of him. WTF?
I then proceeded to send him screenshots of the earnings and ad spend to prove to him that I wasn't lying, that I followed his instructions to the T and didn't make a dime. That's when he stopped replying.
Unfortunately, I paid him through Paypal and Paypal doesn't insure virtual goods so I wasn't able to get my money back. But I just wanted to make this nice little report so people know who he really is. It's disappointing, I really wanted to like the guy. I wouldn't even bother with this if he would just man up and honor his word. He knows about my situation and really messed things up for me. He took advantage of my desperation and I think that's seriously f'ed up.
Anyone who wants to know more can simply contact me, I will send you screenshots, emails, everything you want to know about the whole incident.
I just received the following fake forum registration to my email address that I never use, which clearly was harvested or purchased somewhere: