Comments for Andrew Reynolds Scam http://www.andrewreynoldsscam.com Wed, 06 Oct 2010 10:29:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Andrew Reynolds Scam by andrew http://www.andrewreynoldsscam.com/andrew-reynolds-scam/#comment-3 andrew Wed, 06 Oct 2010 10:29:40 +0000 http://andrewreynoldsscam.com/?p=8#comment-3 KBS – from an email address of sales@kbstrading.co.uk - wrote to people who had been duped into thinking that their products were genuine Andrew Reynolds products. The email, which offered illegal copies of Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand system, read: <blockquote> <strong>At last the next installment of the cash on demand modules, 22-48 in PDF format.</strong> We have been asked by our customers many times about obtaining the complete cash on demand modules in PDF files, we have been in close contact with a small company who had the system and have developed it for sale, we have agreed a fair price for our customers and total exclusive to you for a <strong><em>LIMITED PERIOD ONLY</em></strong>, the company intend on flooding a famous auction site, which we know will be an enormous success for them. The PDF files are of very high standard, and the company have included the ability to print out the files for you to make your own <strong><em>Hard Copy</em></strong>, we was emailed samples of the files and felt they was of such a good quality that we would put the offer out to our customers first? The PDF files come in 3 stages Stage 1 Modules 22-29 PDF Stage 2 Modules 30-38 PDF Stage 3 Modules 39-48 PDF The company is also Offering combined purchases so <strong><em>AGAIN!!! </em></strong> Saving our customers a small Fortune. Remember this is exclusive offer only available to KBS-Trading customers; this offer is not available anywhere else on the internet Ok so are you ready for the next installment!!! Click here </blockquote> The email of course was scam. Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course is not offered in pdf format. Customers were therefore duped by what looked like a genuine email from an authorised seller of Andrew Reynolds products. It was though - as we now know – a blatant scam. KBS – from an email address of sales@kbstrading.co.uk – wrote to people who had been duped into thinking that their products were genuine Andrew Reynolds products. The email, which offered illegal copies of Andrew Reynolds Cash on Demand system, read:

At last the next installment of the cash on demand modules, 22-48 in PDF format.

We have been asked by our customers many times about obtaining the complete cash on demand modules in PDF files, we have been in close contact with a small company who had the system and have developed it for sale, we have agreed a fair price for our customers and total exclusive to you for a LIMITED PERIOD ONLY, the company intend on flooding a famous auction site, which we know will be an enormous success for them.

The PDF files are of very high standard, and the company have included the ability to print out the files for you to make your own Hard Copy, we was emailed samples of the files and felt they was of such a good quality that we would put the offer out to our customers first?

The PDF files come in 3 stages

Stage 1 Modules 22-29 PDF
Stage 2 Modules 30-38 PDF
Stage 3 Modules 39-48 PDF

The company is also Offering combined purchases so AGAIN!!! Saving our customers a small Fortune.

Remember this is exclusive offer only available to
KBS-Trading customers; this offer is not available anywhere else on the internet

Ok so are you ready for the next installment!!!

Click here

The email of course was scam. Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand course is not offered in pdf format. Customers were therefore duped by what looked like a genuine email from an authorised seller of Andrew Reynolds products. It was though – as we now know – a blatant scam.

]]> Comment on Andrew Reynolds Scam by mikewatson http://www.andrewreynoldsscam.com/andrew-reynolds-scam/#comment-2 mikewatson Wed, 06 Oct 2010 10:25:58 +0000 http://andrewreynoldsscam.com/?p=8#comment-2 How do these scammers market the pirate copies? How do these scammers market the pirate copies?

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