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attended the zoom webinar @2.30 a.m , wasted half an hour, learning about a stupid technique, realised this is make me rich (Robby Rich) scheme, he said he makes a lot of money , hence he is sharing the system , saw that the product is a generic content creating app , the whole webinar started with showing proofs of people making realistic amounts of money. i call this product selling unrealistic dreams , decided to research this guy, good i did , i wish i could warn more people. Cant believe @Digistore24 is promoting this guy, in second mind about the platform now
attended the zoom webinar @2.30 a.m , wasted half an hour, learning about a stupid technique, realised this is make me rich (Robby Rich) scheme, he said he makes a lot of money , hence he is sharing the system , saw that the product is a generic content creating app , the whole webinar started with showing proofs of people making realistic amounts of money. i call this product selling unrealistic dreams , decided to research this guy, good i did , i wish i could warn more people. Cant believe @Digistore24 is promoting this guy, in second mind about the platform now
This is what I emailed to "customer service-HA!" after MANY other similar emails...I wish I had seen Trustpilot BEFORE entering the lion's den...As I have said in previous emails, (too many to count), all I am asking for is to refund my $297 to your Digistore. I authorized the $67 to investigate the company, but was confused upon entering the website. I am 70 years old and living on SSI and cannot afford the loss of $297 in my life right now...PLEASE! I am begging y'all to return this money and KEEP the $67. My first notification was within 24 hours of y'all charging my CC that I did NOT authorize.Please do not keep this money from an old man...Sincerely,Rick Lambert"
---I do **not recommend investing in Robby’s programs**. While they may appear valuable at first, my experience was disappointing.After joining, support was minimal and the focus was clearly on upselling additional programs rather than providing real value. When I joined **Hero AI**, a pop-up immediately pushed me to enroll in another program (*Inner Circle*) costing **$300/month**. I accidentally joined due to an unclear interface and requested a refund, which was denied as non-refundable.The course content is basic and can be found online for free or at a very low cost. Group support is ineffective—serious questions are ignored, while sales-related questions receive attention.**Conclusion:** These programs are not designed to help you make money; they are designed to sell more programs.
ohmyy. As a skeptical person im very glad i ran into someone on the comments on one of his ads that lead me here. Im currently in the course as of today i only bought the new version affiliate formula they have today which is at 67 plus the $3 tax they didnt mention in the video and total came up to $70. I mean that alone worried me. The welcoming video mislead me to my first portal of “turn back before its too late”. So im glad i came here.
There is absolutely nothing simple about this "Simple, three step process" that he advertises. Nothing. Just that false promise alone is more than enough to warrant the one star rating. If it were indeed a simple three step process as advertised, there would be no need for five figure personal coaching packages, five figure Mastermind support calls, $25K Mastermind meetings, endless software upgrade purchases, creating multiple fake Facebook pages, throw away cellphones to get around Facebook's policies. Remember MOBE? Yeah, sure there were a few that made money. The other 99% of us paid for it with zero ROI and went into the red. This is the same thing all over again. Save your money on this one, folks.
Frank personal reviewꓹ I have nothing personal. Just the truth.In my experience, this program is misleading and dishonest. Outwardly it may appear like a normal, family-friendly business, but don’t be fooled — my experience was very different.They make bold income claims (for example, suggestions you can earn $1,000 a day) that are simply not true in my case. The programs quickly lose value: after a year you’re left with an outdated system, because they release a new version every six months and expect you to pay again to stay current.When I purchased Commission Hero AI, the link didn’t take me straight to the course — I was pushed to pay for the Inner Circle instead. That felt deceptive and frustrating.Customer support is practically non-existent and the Facebook group is unhelpful. Comments and honest questions are often deleted, and the group selectively highlights only the few “success” stories Bottom line: the program is expensive, and you should expect significant additional costs for Facebook ads, landing pages, spy tools, and tracking. If you don’t have cash to sustain ad spend and the ancillary tools, I would not recommend buying this program.Most of the thıgs they teach you can find online with no cost.you dont need Hero ai,Platınıum x or the software to make money . All ai are online and free
I rarely write reviews, but after spending a significant amount of money on these programs, I feel people should know what they are getting into.I joined three different programs: Hero AI, Hero+, and PPC Profit. Each one cost me around $2,000, so in total I invested about $6,000 expecting a professional system with proper support and proven strategies.Unfortunately, that was not my experience.First, customer support is extremely poor. Whenever I had questions, the response was basically to “ask the Facebook group.” That’s very disappointing considering the high price of the programs. When you pay thousands of dollars, you expect real support from the team, not to rely on other members in a group.Second, the training itself feels very clickbait-oriented rather than based on solid advertising strategy. I followed the training step-by-step and implemented their methods exactly as taught.I then spent thousands of dollars running Facebook ads, expecting the system to perform as advertised. The data showed very poor results and the campaigns performed far below expectations.The coaching program also did not deliver meaningful guidance or improvements. Overall, it felt like a lot of hype and marketing, but very little real value once you are inside the program.At the end of the day, it feels more like an idea being sold as a business model, where members are essentially risking their own money to test systems that don’t seem properly validated.In the end, it feels more like an idea being sold as a business opportunity, where members are essentially risking their own money testing systems that are already saturated.
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