Affiliate Plans to Avoid

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To kick off with I would like to give an example of someone who certainly has nothing to contribute, offer or give you.

The Waterhouse Report
The name certainly leaves the impression you are going to get a worthy report of some substance but this certainly does not measure up to the name many associate with those many professionals who worked for or were associated with this old accounting house of the same name.

The Waterhouse Report by Neil Waterhouse does not really contain a single thought of originality or substance and seems to encourage people to ‘rip-off’ more successful sites and ideas as if to say or advise you that “if you can get away with plagiarism then you can consider that to be okay!”

It goes without saying that this is really a very painful way to waste one’s money however my main complaint is the way this creep uses his autoresponder messages to get you to take up his offer. Just a couple of days after I requested information on his report I got an undertaking from him offering me personal one-on-one email consultation if I took up his offer within two or three days.

At the time I jumped at his offer as I always feel I can learn from fellow marketers and this person really seemed sincere! So I ordered and read the report. Although there was nothing in the report of any real sustenance I then decided to ask the famous Neil Waterhouse a couple of simple questions. What a joke and about twenty emails later I still have not had a word back from him.

All my emails were answered by various “members” of his staff who were not equipped with the attached brain power to answer them and they promised to refer them to Neil who was always too busy to answer me because he was attending to his other ‘over 300,000 clients’ from all over the world. This one really knows how to lay on the BS!

Since then it’s been one “canned email” message after another trying to get me to buy into affiliate programs he was trying to sell. So if you end up hearing from Mr Neil Waterhouse or end up on the Waterhouse Report’s web-site then please click off as fast as you can!