Just yesterday I received 2 identical sales letters for Andrew Reynolds’ Cash On Demand monthly subscription course.
I think one was because I am on Vince Stanzione’s mailing list and the other was sent to a different address, obviously from a different mailing list I am on.
If you haven’t got this or you don’t know much about Andrew Reynolds, here is a quick history:
Andrew ran Manhattan Direct for several years but recently wound up the company to sort of “semi-retire”. Over the time he ran this company he built up a massive customer database and was extremely successful.
So, the Cash On Demand system describes what he did and what he learnt from his time running his Manhattan Direct company.
When you sign up you get the 1st module and some extra bonuses absolutely free. Then, should you wish to continue, you pay just less than £30 a month to receive each module.
Each course module is a printed A4 manual which is delivered to your door. Occasionally you also receive extra, unannounced, bonus items which relate to the content of that month’s module.
Andrew mentions 5 people in the sales letter who took the system and made it work. I know who 2 of them are and I know that the claims are true. With one particular “student” that he mentions, I think he may have understated the earnings.
As for “Simon from Kent”, I know who this is and I 100% believe his testimonial.
But, that is all I am saying 🙂
So, the Cash On Demand system is a workable system and practical to apply. Whether you will be successful or not depends on if you follow it and put in the work necessary to make a success of it.
One subscriber asked me this week:
“Do you know anyone that has tried this system?”
So, I would like to throw this one open and ask for information about your experiences with Andrew’s system.
Have you tried to put into action what Andrew teaches?
Have you had any success?
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