Jeff Paul

He had a previous book that failed because the information in it was stale and short. It was more of an inducement for an upsale to a 2nd book priced at around $200.00. While this tactic is accepted by the top marketers, they normally provide reasonable value in the first book before they ask for more money.

The book is more about huge claims for wealth gathering than any real instructions for making money. The information is old, and not in touch with today's marketing world.

Jeff has a TV infomercial entitled "Shortcuts to Internet Millions". While it has exploded all over the internet, the real money is being made by Jeff Paul himself. The price is $39.95 with a 60 day guarantee. I understand that the problem with the guarantee is that you get hooked into an up sell to a course that nickels and dimes you to death.

His company, Jeff Paul Systems, has an unsatisfactory record with the Better business Bureau due to unresolved complaints. The BBB has received 106 complaints of which many were not resolved. He has a BBB rating of F.

On June 30, 2009, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, naming this company, two principals, and three purported “inventors” who marketed three get-rich-quick schemes, duping hundreds of thousands of consumers into paying approximately $300 million. The defendants marketed “John Beck’s Free & Clear Real Estate System,” “John Alexander’s Real Estate Riches in 14 Days,” and “Jeff Paul’s Shortcuts to Internet Millions.”

The defendants allegedly made false and unsubstantiated claims about potential earnings for users of these systems. According to the complaint, the defendants used frequently aired infomercials to sell the systems for $39.95 and then contacted the purchasers via telemarketing to offer “personal coaching services,” which cost several thousand dollars and purportedly would enhance their ability to earn money quickly and easily using the systems.

In addition, all purchasers were signed up for continuity programs that cost an additional $39.95 per month, but which were not adequately disclosed to consumers. Some consumers also continued receiving unwanted sales calls after they told the defendants’ telemarketers to stop calling. The case is currently pending.

With the program "Kitchen Table Millionaire's Club”, you receive mentoring on how to become a millionaire. The thing is that if the information they give you worked, the coaches would be out making millions rather than working for $10.00 per hour.

From the information I can gather, I recommend that you stay away from this guy completely. There are many other places you can get solid information on making money without getting involved with on operation that leaves a bad taste in your mouth. You need to feel that you have gotten something for your money, and that the guarantees offered are real, and without gotcha's.

Here is a testimonial from one of Paul's customers:

I see this info mercial on tv about this jeff paul internet millions. i called and ordered it and it came in the mail.

All the cd's that came didn't give much info on how to make the money it was just cd's to help pump you up, useless stuff! so i call this number i found in the box for customer service! they give me a # to call this person,that person gives me a # to call someone else bla bla! finally some one calls me back.

now i have to go to a website and do this benchmark 1- steps 1-5 videos! someone who don't know computers can get lost in all this mumbo jumbo! then they guide me into another direction with drop shippers! I can't go this route because i'm on disability and need to register with my state and fed. govt as a small bussiness so these drop shippers will deliver this so called product that i don't even have or make or produce!

after all their nonscence talk,the charging my only final credit card to the max. i make not one penny and get a notice that i owe them more money and have been turned into the credit collections agency now!!! wow! you are promised to make millions,don't make a penny and now they mess up my credit!!!! it is a complete scam!!!!!! never order this jeff paul internet millions!!!!

Jeff Gordon

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