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Lloyd Knapman’s Easy Sales Pro | Should You Buy or Not?
By Eugenson | Negative Reviews
Easy Sales Pro is a set of Internet Marketing training videos by Lloyd Knapman. In his sales video on his sales page, he shows his prospects what he called one of his ClickSure accounts. According to him, he made $1,750 the day before he recorded the video. A couple of days before that, he allegedly made $2,300 and before that, $1,650 and before that another $1,100.
He claims while showing his audience figures on his ClickSure account as income proof, that he made $13,000 in the month of January, $10,000 in the month of February, almost $16,500 in the month of March and almost $12,000 in the month of April. He says the reason for showing his income is to show his audience that he makes that much money consistently, month after month.
He claims the method he’s going to teach those who purchase his video course would yield results for the next five to 10 years from the time of his video recording. He calls it an evergreen method and says it’s simple enough for anyone to do.
He promises to teach his audience step-by-step over his shoulder on the screen, how he sets up campaigns, runs traffic to the kinds of offers he’s been using to make as much money as he’s been allegedly making consistently. He goes ahead to say the price of his product is affordable for only a limited time, which is counting down by the seconds.
He warns his viewers that the price of his product is going to increase as he makes more sales and that it isn’t just a scarcity tactic. After that, he calls his viewers to action, asking them to go ahead and click the buy button to check out and start making $2,300 per day.
I have no business with Lloyd Knapman and I’m not an affiliate promoting his product, the Easy Sales Pro. This is because Lloyd doesn’t seem to have any concern for the success of the end users who’d be drawn to his product. All he seems to care about is how to enrich himself at the detriment of anyone else who’s unfortunate enough to fall into his trap.
I’m doing my best to protect Internet users like you who’re looking for Internet marketing training to aid them grow a full-time online business or make some extra bucks to support themselves and families on a part-time basis online.
I do this by writing 100% honest reviews, like this one, through which I also provide pointers to the sort of high-quality Internet Marketing training that you’re looking for, and the good news is you don’t have to pay a dime to get this training. It’s completely FREE.
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It feels strange for me to say what I’m about to say. But it’s true. This product, as crappy as it is, was truly designed to make some people money. If you’re willing to go through all the trouble and violate your conscience, you’ll probably make money with it too. Some people will most definitely make money with this and are, in fact, already making money with it. You’ll be able to determine whether or not this is how you want to make money on the Internet at the end of this review.
In the members’ area, after you check out and cross the rest of the other hurdles (more of that in the next paragraph), you’ll find a welcome video titled “INTRODUCTION” in which Lloyd Knapman introduces himself and welcomes you to his training videos.
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I checked out and ran straight up against an upsell. Lloyd Knapman offered me a deal that was supposed to make my money making easier with his system. According to him, it was supposed to cost me $197, but he probably thought I was a very nice guy and well-deserving of his favors. So, he brought it down to as low as $47 and put a buy button in front of me, asking me to check out again.
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Well, I wasn’t naive enough to accept that favor from a total stranger. My mother taught me not to accept gifts, I didn’t ask for, from strangers because there was always going to be a dire consequence (a catch). So, as a good and obedient son, I turned down the offer. But, guess what. When I said no to Lloyd’s act of kindness, he said, “wait,” and surprised me by offering me another deal. Actually, the same deal repackaged.
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I’m quoting him word for word. After he said, “wait,” he went ahead and said, “You’re making a big mistake,” was that an edge in his voice? Well, whatever. He went ahead and said, “I don’t understand why you didn’t purchase my copy and paste campaign for $47 on the previous page…So, I’m going to offer you a $20 discount.”
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I don’t know what this guy saw in me, but I think he must have really liked me, or maybe there was something else – a shady motive. What do you think? No way! This time, he offered me the same deal for $27, bringing it down from the previous $47, which was earlier brought down from $197.
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Now, when a sales person offers you stuff for a certain amount of money and suddenly changes their mind to offer you the same stuff for an incredibly lower amount than the previous, you should look out for one of two things.
First, it’s possible the product is near worthless or downright worthless. Second, maybe the product holds some worth, but the sales person initially plans on selling it to you at an outrageously high price to unethically make more money off you than is befitting.
Either way, it’s a huge red flag. You should be on red alert because such a sales person doesn’t have your interest at heart and doesn’t deserve your trust.
Well, unfortunately for Lloyd Knapman, I was well taught by my mother. So, once again, he got a no for an answer. He tried to grab my money by his “great salesmanship,” but, unfortunately for him, my mother had done a good job on me besides the fact that I had watched Pinocchio before he came along.
So, after I declined all his offers and stuck with the one I paid for, he finally let me into the members’ area. In the members’ area, I found seven training videos.
In this video, Lloyd Knapman tries to sell Coolhandle’s web hosting services to you. He announces how he’s gone ahead to provide you a link to go to Coolhandle, having reached an exclusive deal with them to grant you a 50% discount if you make the purchase through his link.
Then, he goes ahead to show how to get a domain name and set up your website, using Coolhandle’s web hosting services. For the record, Coolhandle is one of the most expensive, web-hosting service providers on the Internet. There’s a ton of better and far more affordable service providers like HostGator, BlueHost etc. that you can use to set up your website and make money.
Be beware of affiliates who promote relatively more expensive products and services rather than other more affordable and high-quality options that can satisfactorily meet your needs because such salespeople don’t really care about you. All they care about is the high ticket, affiliate commissions they stand to make when you buy.
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In this video, he recommends autoresponder service providers, such as Aweber and GetResponse. Most internet marketers know what autoresponders are. But, if you’re an entry-level newbie, it’s likely you’re not familiar with them.
autoresponders are basically web-based computer programs used to manage the emails of buyers or potential buyers that an internet marketer collects by some means, such as a squeeze page, in the context of email marketing. autoresponders automatically send emails periodically to the email addresses on their lists, as scheduled by the internet marketer.
Lloyd Knapman does well to recommend Aweber and GetResponse because they’re some of the best autoresponder service providers on the Internet.
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In this video, Lloyd Knapman shows his audience how to set up a squeeze page. He does a good job doing so. He used Aweber and Leadpages to demonstrate the process.
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In this video, he introduces a product called MOBE. He says MOBE is so efficient it gets you a personal coach that walks you through the processes of making money online on phone, and holds you accountable in order to help you see the results that you’re hoping to see.
He says MOBE would cost $49 to get started and would help you begin to make about $10,000 in affiliate commissions per sale. He goes ahead to encourage you to sign up for MOBE through his affiliate link and start making $10,000 in affiliate commissions.
What he’s not telling you is how much more money you’ll have to pay after your $49 to qualify for affiliate commissions promoting MOBE to more potential victims. Well, you’re going to pay $1,997 among other fees. Otherwise, your progress through the training will be halted until you pay.
He’s also not telling you how the very personal coach, he promises you’d get, would hard sell you on phone, putting so much pressure on you to buy into the next level of their shady MLM training product.
For the record, MOBE was created by Matt Lloyd as an extension of the super infamous MTTB (My Top Tier Business), which is an MLM business model that ropes you in by claiming you pay only $49 to get started on your way to making $10,000+ in affiliate commissions per sale.
Only for you to check out and discover that you have to part ways with thousands more of your hard-earned bucks before you’re entitled to earn any commissions.
Lloyd Knapman is promoting the very same MOBE that Matt Lloyd created to enrich himself by destroying others. You make up your mind on whether or not you’d like to be the next sheep to waltz into the woods of this pack of wolves. I’d very strongly recommend you steer clear of them, for your own sake. They don’t give a hoot about you. They’re eyeing your wallet (clutch it and scram to safety).
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This video, unlike the others, doesn’t have a title. It’s simply described as, “This Traffic Source is Like Gold.” In it, he promotes Infinite Leverage as a source of traffic to your affiliate offers, one of which would be MOBE, according to his recommendations. He admits Infinite Leverage is hyped. Meaning that he knows it delivers less than it promises. Yet, he recommends it.
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in this video, he recommends offers you should promote as an affiliate. Some of these offers, will very likely not make your subscribers any money. A good example of such an offer is the Automated Binary System, which is his number one offer recommendation.
Now, if you know anything about binary systems or binary options, as they’re also called, you’d know that this dude doesn’t care about end user satisfaction. All he does and is teaching you to do is make as much money from your subscribers as you can, even if you knew they’d be pretty much worse off at the end of the day.
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In this video, He shows his audience how to get solo ads on Facebook, which newbies will find quite informative. Then, at the end of the video, he goes ahead to ask his viewers to watch the next video when there were no other videos after this one. He thinks about money so much he’s lost concentration on everything else.
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This product can and is making Lloyd Knapman and his affiliates a lot of money. However, the end users who fall into this trap will most definitely lose money, which is a fact Lloyd and his affiliates don’t seem to care much about. You can also make money with this if you choose to be like Lloyd and his affiliates.
What’s on Your Mind About Lloyd Knapman’s Easy Sales Pro? Have you bought this product yet? Please share your experience with the community below. If you’re looking to buy, in my opinion, it’s a no-no.
Eugenson is just a regular guy, except he doesn't believe in the security of nine-to-five jobs and loves to launch out on his own, trying to realize his dreams his way and at his time. He's tried to make money online for quite some time now, purchasing product after product, and has been swindled by a lot of cyber-fraudsters masquerading as make-money-online messiahs. He has many passions, some of which include drawing, painting, writing, and watching comic movies. He's on a revenge mission to hit fiendish scammers hard by writing reviews that reveal the truth about their unethical schemes and worthless products. He hopes to stifle their online, bloodsucking businesses by forewarning their potential victims and depriving them of the payments they depend on. You can consider Eugenson a friend who's here to give you objective product reviews, helping you uncover the online vampires and discover genuine opportunities.
