Gordon Moss ripoff Gordon Moss Internet "World Greatest Network Marketer" "Mr Wonderful" is the World's Biggest Most Abusive Crued Thief, Beware new Internet Marketing New Comers! West Bloomfield Michigan

I too live in Las Vegas and am a female, and I am sorry you had the negative experience you have had. I am a past customer as yourself. I agree that Mr. Moss may be sometimes gruff or on occassions, vulgar in language, but I do believe he tells things as they are, and he delivers what he promises. He is selling business cards and personal training, and nothing more.

If you are open minded, even though the truth may hurt, you will learn to be a better marketer in whatever endeaver you promote. For me, he has delivered what he said he would, and he has always responded to my calls. His voice is what his voice is and that can't be helped. It sounds as though you may have given up on yourself, and that is too bad.

As far as $115.00 for a website and hosting is not out of line. 1,000 cards of the type and quality he sells, is not out of line, and especially when future cards are half that price.

I have also been a customer of Gordon Moss.
Gordon has taught me many things about business and has helped me become a much better marketer and person. I feel very fortunate to have met him.

He is a very strong vocal individual, and he tells it like he sees it. He astounds me with his business and marketing knowledge. I would much rather have a person tell me the truth as the person sees it about marketing then sugar coating the facts.

As far as the comments about him being a pervert or other such nonsense, that is what it is Nonsense.

If there were more people in the world like Gordon Moss this world would be a much better place.

One thing I know for sure the man has heart and soul, and he does not mislead people or try and take advantage of them.

Joaquin

Alberta, Canada

People think that the internet is this big gold mine where anyone can set up shop and get rich.

If they only knew!

The truth is that less than 5% of all new websites ever end up making a profit.

Remember the dotcom disaster of the 90's?

Here's what usually happens. A newbie gets all excited and goes out and starts spending money like it's going out of style.

They get this great website all designed. Flash animation and Mickey mouseover effects.

Then, they throw the thing up and quickly come to find out that they don't get any traffic.

You see, nobody ever passes by on the internet, like they do with a normal store. You don't have any foot traffic on the sidewalk out front.

On the internet, people start out searching for information.

The truth is that it's hard to get anyone to even come to your site. You need to spend lots of money on sponsored advertising.

Then, for every 100 people who actually come to your site, you're lucky if even 4% of them actually buy something from you. Search: average conversion rate.

Meanwhile, you're paying for all the hosting and traffic charges.

It doesn't take a genius to see that for most sites, the money comes in at a trickle.

After a while, these big internet commerce tycoons either come to their senses, or more likely, simply run out of money.

You can go to domain sellers to see all the names they used. Now, they are up for sale.

Is it possible to make money online? Yes.

Is it easy? No.

Is it cheap? No.

Would you be better off with a little store downtown somewhere? Yes. Absolutely.

If you can't afford to get into e-commerce for the long haul, forget it. If you don't have income to support yourself while you're developing an online business, you will fail.

It's pretty much like planting seeds in the ground. If you nurture the thing along, it may possible grow into a tree someday. A tree that could actually produce some useful income.

But, just like trees, it won't happen overnight.

Any web developer who doesn't tell you that is either a crook, or just plain stupid.

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