Comments on: Is PostcardProfits.com a Scam?

By: Robin Boyd

Robin Boyd — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:51:40 +0000

I spent over $13,000.00, yes, read that again, on that post card profit scam. 20 weeks of training, and not once was I, anything given to me, that I could sell, for what he claimed. I tried taking him, to goverment agencys that over watch these programs.I should have spent that amount on a lawyer and gotten a class action case, against him. Soon the guilt will overtake all these guys A recent TV scam artist hung himself, while waiting for his trial. DO NOT buy anything. from L. Jaden. You will never make the money he claims, I would have been happy if, I made my money back, as he promised.

By: Randi

Randi — Tue, 24 May 2011 19:12:56 +0000

Hello, did you have any other problems, with Post card profits. ?

By: Not Happy

Not Happy — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 20:37:17 +0000

Hey g-dog … you must be one of the croney’s that works with Luke. No one here has really said his program is a scam (at least I didn’t anyway), but he’s an a$$hole for continueing to take money from peoples bank accounts AFTER they’ve returned the product WITHIN THE 30 DAYS. That’s my beef with him. He also NEVER says exactly how much it’s going to cost you, the buyer, to get one of these postcard things started. He’s vague in that area … very very vague. He only picked the people in his video that had unusal success. And who can afford a personal coach! WTH.

By: g-dog

g-dog — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 06:26:37 +0000

Do you know what all of you people need? A success coach (Period)
You need to look at all of your neg statements and then sit back to figure out why your not wealthy. The programs legit, there is nothing hidden and it does work.

It takes money to make money. What did you think? That Donald Trump wrote IOU’s for his real estate. You will never make money with all your negative remarks about yourselves. Remember if you think you can’t your right. If you think you can your right.

So instead of investing in anymore programs, you should be investing in YOURSELF. You have to grow inside first then outside. Only then will money follow. Nothing will ever work for you when you have a poverty mindset.

Here’s a tip: Only those willing to sacrifice their time for growth will be those that truly find success AND BE ABUNDANT IN ALL AREAS OF LIFE.
Example: Have you gone through life wondering if your cursed, why things never work out. Well if your wondering what you’ve been asking for, take a look around at what you have. There’s your answer. You’ve all been given free will to create whatever it is you want. No Exceptions.

Good luck, in the mean time I’m off to vacation

By: Not Happy

Not Happy — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:37:05 +0000

I had to close my bank acct in order to get this a$$hole to stop taking the $59.99 out of my bank acct EVEN AFTER I RETURNED IT WITHIN 30 DAYS. 2 times I had to file a dispute and before he could attempt the 3 payment, I just closed my account, so screw you LUKE! I don’t believe his program is a scam, but he certainly has very immoral work ethics.

Unless you have the $300 to spend on this, I would not even consider purchasing it or even doing the trial offer … you’ll get screwed!

By: Wow Man

Wow Man — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 23:38:59 +0000

When I watched the sales pitch this guy was giving on postcardprofits.com, I was immediately wary of these kind of schemes. It pisses me off when people develop a system that makes them tons of money and then they sell the program and do anything to make an extra buck. These type of people have an insatiable thirst for money! He’s making $300 on each program and taking advantage of people who are struggling with bills and looking for a way out. I watched his video on the website in total disgust, watching this guy select certain people who would give A+ ratings to his fraudulent program. I’m sick of people like this. And like some people above said, their accounts were charged the 59.95 before the 30 days were up and even after the product was returned. That is so immorally wrong. I know this guy has some bad karma coming to him. He won’t be rolling in money for that long.

By: Joan Peterson

Joan Peterson — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:17:46 +0000

Someone above wanted to know the phone number.

The BBB lists the phone number as (307) 460-4662 and 411.com indicates this is a land line.

By: Joan Peterson

Joan Peterson — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:12:44 +0000

One thing that people should look up is the report on the BBB. It gives Direct Marketing Group Inc aka postcardprofits.com an F rating.

By: David Pfeff

David Pfeff — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:17:31 +0000

I like the beginning of the last person’s comments. I believe that it does work if you don’t mind taking money from gullible and desperate people.

By: Keith

Keith — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:52:28 +0000

These type of get rich quick schemes have been around forever. When will you people ever learn that these systems just don’t work as described. The only profit these guys make is from taking your money from buying their stupid course. Think about it, why would they have to sell a $300.00 course if they were making $50,000.00 a month.
On the other hand, I believe that the information in the CD course is probably really informative and took a lot of time to develop. But the chances of it actually working and generating any income is really, really slim. I don’t have this course nor intend to buy it, but if I did I’d probably get some very valuable information from it. But I don’t think it would be valuable enough to make a profitable business out of it. I’d just be out $300.00 for some information that I can’t apply.