Jul 19 2008
GCFN Review. Is GCFN a Scam?
Personally I don’t think GCFN is a scam. Up till now they have been a good company for me.
During the first 2-3 weeks the support team member assigned to me was on the phone every other day checking as to whether I was taking the steps laid out in the manual so that my websites could be setup with their links asap.
I was so impressed with this that I purchased a domain name and forwarded it on to my affiliate link. You can see my 24hr Web Cash website at http://www.automatic-riches.com.
Once that was done I could start advertising and followed the steps required to get as much free classified ads as possible out there. I must admit I found this a mundane task and the results up to now have been pretty poor, but without a proper tracking system it is hard to be sure of the exact figures.
I also paid for the Ultimate Traffic System package which although in early stages has brought a few thousand visitors to my sites but again the Prospects figures are poor from this. This could change if a few of these visitors are still at the "thinking about it" stage.
Even if I don’t get many prospects from this UTS advertising, the content in the Black Book that you receive with it is worth the money alone. In this one book there is more about getting traffic to your site that anything else I have came across.
One of the many amazing unadvertised bonuses is the provision of 250 printed postcards and mailing addresses. I did a postcard mailing to my own list of just over 300 and 33 of them have signed as prospects, I have 38 in total.
So its obvious that the postcard system is bringing in the best results so far and a new package has just arrived. I’m not sure whether to use the provided mailing addresses which are all USA addresses – I live in the UK and its nigh impossible to buy 27 cent stamps here.
I have two choices here though, use a UK prospect list or send money to GCFN for the postage with the mailing labels on the postcards and they will stamp and post them for me. This is a huge saving on International postage and a service that not many companies would provide.
I have evaluated many Internet Marketing/Work From Home business opportunities over the last 4 years and this is one of the few that make it clear from the start that it will take 6-12 months to establish a good regular income if the recommended steps are followed so as such it is one of the few I have not asked for a refund on.
The 12 month guarantee that my investment will be at least equalled, the extensive one-to-one telephone support as well as regular email and online support from Mary Gersten added to two small cheques -$10 in 17 days after joining and a $50 cheque arrived today, has firmly put this company as the best I have dealt with so far overall.
The "Certified Media Placement Specialist" (CMPS) program is a certified program and all it takes is to substantiate that you have completed the 14 steps, all of which are easy to do.
Given that I work full time – about 52 hours a week on average and I have other projects on the go, I am pretty satisfied after my first 6 weeks as to what I have gained out of GCFN. Think what one could achieve if more time was available to apply all the methods..scary but exciting.
I hope this review helps anyone who is at the "thinking about starting a Work From Home business or has heard of GCFN being a scam.
Graham Burt
