In April 2014, or thereabouts I received an invitation to join Ryan Lee's Platinum facebook group where he promised that he would reveal, in a series of monthly 1hour online presentations, his entire successful marketing system that has generated 7 figure business. Ryan advertised this as a $77-79 a month program and that it would be ongoing until all his secrets were revealed. It was also meant to be a non-refundable group. Once you were in, you could cancel at any time, but no refunds would be given.
I've followed his online blog, which used to give daily/weekly hyped up 5 minute segments for some years. Occasionally I wouldn't watch much, and sometimes I would. I had ordered one of his programs before with limited results, found it mostly to by hyped and stacked with general recommendations, some basic good ones that are really truly only a google search away for the most part. Once bitten, twice shy, I suppose, but I took the bait this time around and signed up with a recurring paypal billing scheme.
The first segment was almost exclusively about getting organized. Reduced desk clutter, book clutter in your work environment and the benefits of working at a coffee shop. That was about it. That's all. A lot of hype on creating your Rebel Scream, which Ryan talk about often, and a lot of nonsense about how he's 100% pure content, and no bullshit like the "other" guys, which ironically is exactly what his "content" presentations ARE: bs and no content.
This went on for several months. A LOT of repeat nonsense and talks about organization, outsource (this is big), he mentions a few of the wellknown freelance sites for getting freelancers to outsource work to, and some general points on how to have others even build your products with some hints on how to wittle down freelancers that are competent and scammers. Anyone who's gone that route knows that it can sometimes take weeks to weed through the scammers (much like internet marketing).
At the fourth month, Geo (his assistant) announced that Ryan was going through some health issues, an autoimmune disorder, that he has now said he has overcome, and for us to bare with him. No content for several months, aside from "guest" segments, which involved sales pitches and product offerings - something Ryan said he does not do...while...infact...doing it. Is this screaming ridiculous and scammy to you yet?
While Ryan was suffering from this autoimmune disorder, I continued to receive emails from him almost daily, and weekly, on other offerings and programs. So he was actively working on other programs, though he basically just reinvents his programs with new buzzwords in the industry.
At this point many people started dropping out of the program, and questioning it on his facebook site (I've screen shot them all) and never once did Ryan himself address them. He sent his boy Geo to apologize and ask us for forgiveness and tell us how badly Ryan has been feeling. Yes, while Ryan was hitting up his list with the latest new thing. Oh, I mentioned I've got these all screen shotted, and I've summed up each of his "content"-LESS monthly 1 hour presentations which he FAILED to complete and never really gave anyone a SYSTEM.
He's never apologized. Never offerend refunds, and the best part most recently has a "NEW GROUP" He's hitting up people about, which is almost 100% the same thing.
Steer clear from this fraud. Maybe he does know what he's talking about since he has an online business selling, from what I heard, are crappy products and likely making the 7 figures he keeps boasting about, but his marketing groups are crap.
Oh and if Ryan or anyone from his group want to dispute any of this, please do, I have everything screen shotted and I've summarized all the bogus monthly presentations to the real nitty gritty recommendations and all the b.s. fluff inclusive. So let's talk, if you want.
Ryan Lee Reviews
In April 2014, or thereabouts I received an invitation to join Ryan Lee's Platinum facebook group where he promised that he would reveal, in a series of monthly 1hour online presentations, his entire successful marketing system that has generated 7 figure business. Ryan advertised this as a $77-79 a month program and that it would be ongoing until all his secrets were revealed. It was also meant to be a non-refundable group. Once you were in, you could cancel at any time, but no refunds would be given.
I've followed his online blog, which used to give daily/weekly hyped up 5 minute segments for some years. Occasionally I wouldn't watch much, and sometimes I would. I had ordered one of his programs before with limited results, found it mostly to by hyped and stacked with general recommendations, some basic good ones that are really truly only a google search away for the most part. Once bitten, twice shy, I suppose, but I took the bait this time around and signed up with a recurring paypal billing scheme.
The first segment was almost exclusively about getting organized. Reduced desk clutter, book clutter in your work environment and the benefits of working at a coffee shop. That was about it. That's all. A lot of hype on creating your Rebel Scream, which Ryan talk about often, and a lot of nonsense about how he's 100% pure content, and no bullshit like the "other" guys, which ironically is exactly what his "content" presentations ARE: bs and no content.
This went on for several months. A LOT of repeat nonsense and talks about organization, outsource (this is big), he mentions a few of the wellknown freelance sites for getting freelancers to outsource work to, and some general points on how to have others even build your products with some hints on how to wittle down freelancers that are competent and scammers. Anyone who's gone that route knows that it can sometimes take weeks to weed through the scammers (much like internet marketing).
At the fourth month, Geo (his assistant) announced that Ryan was going through some health issues, an autoimmune disorder, that he has now said he has overcome, and for us to bare with him. No content for several months, aside from "guest" segments, which involved sales pitches and product offerings - something Ryan said he does not do...while...infact...doing it. Is this screaming ridiculous and scammy to you yet?
While Ryan was suffering from this autoimmune disorder, I continued to receive emails from him almost daily, and weekly, on other offerings and programs. So he was actively working on other programs, though he basically just reinvents his programs with new buzzwords in the industry.
At this point many people started dropping out of the program, and questioning it on his facebook site (I've screen shot them all) and never once did Ryan himself address them. He sent his boy Geo to apologize and ask us for forgiveness and tell us how badly Ryan has been feeling. Yes, while Ryan was hitting up his list with the latest new thing. Oh, I mentioned I've got these all screen shotted, and I've summed up each of his "content"-LESS monthly 1 hour presentations which he FAILED to complete and never really gave anyone a SYSTEM.
He's never apologized. Never offerend refunds, and the best part most recently has a "NEW GROUP" He's hitting up people about, which is almost 100% the same thing.
Steer clear from this fraud. Maybe he does know what he's talking about since he has an online business selling, from what I heard, are crappy products and likely making the 7 figures he keeps boasting about, but his marketing groups are crap.
Oh and if Ryan or anyone from his group want to dispute any of this, please do, I have everything screen shotted and I've summarized all the bogus monthly presentations to the real nitty gritty recommendations and all the b.s. fluff inclusive. So let's talk, if you want.