30 Minute Money System

There is a new infomercial taking up time on the airwaves called the "30 minute money system".

I have decided to put up a review because so many people have emailed me and asked me about it. I also have decided to not purchase the system because a few associates of mine who have ordered called and mailed me their program.

The TV infomercial advertising the 30-minute money system doesn't really give a lot of details about the system.

Mostly what you get is a bunch of testimonials of regular looking folks talking about all the money that they have made using the system. After reviewing one a friend sent me I will say the following:

DO NOT BUY the 30 minute money system because there really isn't much content with what you are paying $39 for. The real reason for the system is to get you to buy one of their two backends.

Just for you marketing newbies: Marketing companies will typically sell you a front end product and then a backend one after the first thing you purchased. This is why I am going to issue this general warning: Don't buy business opportunities off of TV.

You have to understand that a TV infomercial is going to run $300 to $5,000 depending on the channel they are buying time from. That means companies can't make money off of a $40 to $50 package. To make a profit, they are going to have to try and sell you something that costs $500 to $5,000 a few weeks after your initial purchase.

The Internet and magazines are much cheaper and do not have this same problem. . This is exactly what the 30-minute money system does. I don't begrudge them trying to sell you something else. That is how businesses work but I call them a scam for the two backends that they are trying to get people involved in.

A coupon program: A program where you can sell coupon books to friends (and through the mail) In fact the FTC has issued general warnings against people buying into these very same programs.

Igrapevine: An overpriced program where you can sell web sites. Igrapevine sells a template based site that will create a web site for you. The sites it makes are not that attractive and aren't worth the money they are charging. They charge a lot of set up as I imagine they aren't going to be around for a long time.

Since the 30 minute money system really doesn't have much substance and promotes two weak backends, I think you can see why I don't recommend it.

Matt Gagnon