Frank Kern’s InfoMillionaire Review: Not Worth a Dime!

Author: Mike Johnson Category: Make Money Tags: Clickbank, Commission Blueprint, Frank Kern, Google Adwords, InfoMillionaire, Make Money, Reviews, Scams

Tuesday
Jan 20, 2009

Just before the holidays I received an email marketing Frank Kern’s InfoMillionaire product to me. I went to the site, saw a pretty good video presentation on how I could get InfoMillionaire for free if I tried a subscription to the InfoMillionaire Monthly Newsletter magazine.

Now, this is the newly popular way to pull in big money from the so called “Gurus” of Internet Marketing. They will give you their old product (one that sold for hundreds of dollars) so they can get you to buy a new product. This being the newsletter. Well the newsletter costs a whopping $43.95 per month. Is there a newsletter anywhere worth that much?? I don’t think so, but I digress. Anyway, you get the free product and then when you forget to cancel your subscription, you get charged $43.95 and then find out it is almost impossible to cancel your subscription without calling your credit card company to stop it.

Now lets talk about the product itself. InfoMillionaire comes in a very nicely done black book which looks big, so you get excited when you see it. Then you open it to find large lettering in a font my Grandmother could read without her glasses. Well, I read this thing from front to back. Twice. I did this in less than 1 hour.

If you are a complete Newbie and do not know anything about the internet, you might think this is a great product. That is until you actually try to do the things Frank tells you to do in the “Manual”. The book outlines very briefly and without any detail at all how to find profitable niches. You do this by finding products that have a lot of searches evidently. You then go to Clickbank and find the product which gets a lot of searches. You then learn how to research a Clickbank product, but I guess this can be done in a few seconds by picking the first products you find that match your new profitable niche and has a high Clickbank gravity. Then the “manual” goes into about 30 pages of showing you how to create an Aweber account, find a domain name with Godaddy, and get web hosting.

Each process comes included with a Frank Kern Affiliate Link. The domains he provides are real enough, but he uses his own software to create redirect pages for so instead of joining Clickbank at Clickbank.com, he suggests joining at Clickbank3000.com. Each site he suggests as a resource, including his recommendation for using Dreamweaver as your website building software, comes with a domain redirected affiliate link. By this time I am reading this book saying to myself, if I wanted to learn how to setup a domain, website, and autoresponder; I could do it for a lot less than he charged for this product.

But it doesn’t end there. He continues on by introducing his one product offering worth anything, which is his Landing Page Generator, which also comes in a new improved version on the Monthly CD-ROM which came with the package. This Landing Page, which he never goes into the importance of how to construct, is the center piece now of your new Adwords campaign. Another affiliate redirect later, you are now doing keyword research with Wordtracker. Then, at the end of the book, he briefly goes into how to produce your own information product.

The problem. Everything is so general. There is no substance at all. You get ten times more detail and screen shots on how to make Frank Kern more money by using the programs and services he is suggesting to you than anything concerning making money with Information products.

I found InfoMillionaire to be nothing more than a product focused on taking money from beginners who don’t know any better. A complete scam. If you want a product which uses the exact same concept and WILL make you money because it teaches you in detail with video, manuals, and spreadsheets how to make money using Clickbank with Landing Pages and Google Adwords; then the only product you should buy is Commission Blueprint.

InfoMillionaire sucks!

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Thordur Mocan
Thank you very much for your honest review, this review did 2 things for me:

1 the big names cant resist to scam, since they don´t have anything more to say that is valuable.

second: I have been reading your reviews on plugins and softwares that I am defently going to buy some plugins from you, since you are honest.

plus I am going to visit your blog more often. Keep the honest mindset, it will take you long way, or atleast you will be able to sleep at nights:-)

Thanks alot:-)
Thordur

batikandhandicrafts
These people won't give you secrets like they say, they will only at most give good tips...

Mike Johnson
Yep. They just feed you crumbs to keep you coming back. It's good
Marketing for them, but the results aren't there for the buyers.

Jerry
Frank Kern is a complete scam - if he was straight up he would provide a membership cancellation option on your membership page; he does not. The entire infomillionaire product is based on people being too lazy to contact their bank to have the credit card transactions cancelled. End of story. I was a member, and am in the process of getting it cancelled. Do not buy any product from Frank Kern or his co-scam artist Trey Smith. Look out for some warning videos to be posted on YouTube. 2 can play this game Frank.

Mike Johnson
It is all part of their marketing strategy. They assume that most people will be too lazy or find it too difficult to cancel. These guys are great at marketing, don't get me wrong, but most of their products don't have any substance. it is ussually a lot of hype. It is making them a lot of money off of newbies so I guess you can't complain if you are Frank Kern.

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