Carbon Copy Pro By Jay Kubassek - Legitimate Or A Scam?

By: Jayne Manziel Click author's name for more of his/her articles

Carbon Copy Pro is not a straightforward opportunity, which should give people pause right away. Nevertheless, this review will try to cover both sides of what this opportunity may offer. There are a number of critiques that others have reported, while those who say they have used the system successfully focus on the advantages that the program offers.

Drawbacks

- You have to pay monthly fees to use the turnkey system.
- You are giving Kubassek's product more publicity, which may draw some people away from your site.
- You must pay $49 to learn more about the program, which in turn leads you to Wealth Masters International. This costs another $1,495 to join, after which you will finally get access to the system.
- It is not immediately clear what you will be selling, which is a red flag for any program.

Advantages

- You get a package that allows you to automate your website and saves you time and effort.
- Using the system can allow you to earn commissions from the beginning which can help keep you afloat as you continue to learn the ropes of online marketing.
- You work with a company that takes care of fulfilling the orders for you; your part is marketing the product on the internet.

Implications

If you don't have $1495 to spend or are not interested in joining Wealth Masters International, then this system is probably not for you. Some claim success with Carbon Copy Pro and WMI, but others view the products as worthless, and they consider the system to be another high-ticket marketing scheme to avoid. If you can get it to work for you, Kubassek's system may turn out to be an easy way to make some money. Yet having to pay just to get more information could also be a way to find out just who the most gullible prospects are going to be.

Some might argue that these automated systems make selling easier because you don't have to face people. When you are overcharging them for your products or materials an impersonal approach is even easier, since you avoid having to look your buyers in the eye. There's a fine line between selling e-products with low or no overhead cost as a smart business plan and turning your plan into a scheme that you know is unlikely to benefit the buyer. It seems that some are choosing the latter.

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