Fast Cash Commissions is the new internet marketing program created by nationally known guru, Anthony Morrison. Though Fast Cash Commissions is still in its pre-launch phase, it is already creating a lot of internet buzz.
Much of the buzz is coming from the Spread the Word contest being hosted by Morrison himself. The contest offers four different prizes which will be given to 26 chosen contest winners.
The prizes range from small cash awards of $250 all the way to the grand prize – a 3 day, one on one mentoring packaging with Anthony Morrison himself in Jackson, Mississippi, valued at $35,000.
How Do You Win?
The contest is open to anyone who wishes to join, including affiliates of Morrison’s previous programs. In order to have the best chance at winning the competition, all you have to do is “spread the word” about the upcoming October launch of Fast Cash Commissions.
To do this, Morrison has a point system set up where he awards points based on the type of sharing you are doing. Contestants will win points for sharing posts on Facebook and Twitter, as well as posting YouTube videos and commenting on Fast Cash Commissions content across the web.
All the “points” you earn are actually entries into the contest. Winners will all be chosen randomly, so the more times your name is entered, the better your chance of winning.
What is Fast Cash Commissions?
Well, considering that Morrison is best known for previous internet marketing training programs like Advertising Profits from Home, Fast Cash Commissions will likely be another similar program.
The idea behind Fast Cash Commissions will be largely about generating free traffic to your website – not unlike what Morrison is accomplishing with his “Spread the Word” contest.
As a small introduction to the type of information Fast Cash Commissions will be offering, Morrison has a short, simple explanation of how to best identify your target audience on Twitter in order to share your business opportunities with them.
It is assumed that Fast Cash Commissions will be focusing on the use of social media networks to effectively expand and market your business, but we’ll have to wait until October to know for sure.
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I received the email through a hacked email address, but the subject was attractive about making money on Internet. So, I clicked the link and there was a presentation by this scammer. I went to the end of it but did not find any substantial evidence of any work online. I stopped for a while and googled to read reviews. So decided not to join this scheme. As soon as I clicked the back button the guy offered me $10 discount so the last price offered was $37, which I declined and got out, of course unharmed.
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Best of luck to all readers.
Syed Rizvi
You're just another person sucking the lifeblood from people putting trust into you.
He is making hundreds of thousands and trying to sell his software for $47. Thats just rubbish. I have wasted my time on watching his video.
OK, here is my final. I diligently ran through this program and gave it my all. The final result was a lot of work and not one sale. It is not that I did not know what I was doing because I am an experienced Internet Marketer (since 1997) and have other campaigns that are successful.
Don’t waste your time or money on this one. You will find the old bait and switch;. the back-end sell of the “upgrade” offer leads you to believe that the “regular” package you just purchased is “worthless” unless you “upgrade.” The upgrade is very pricey.
Tony Morrison is a master salesman, but not forthcoming in what his program will do. Do not believe that the program is so easy that his aged parents are using it and making lots of money. Think about it: Why would his parents work this program when their son created it? Tony Morrison obviously will take care of Mom and Dad. Why would they use a program such as this which takes a lot of work and learning.
The Internet is full of liars; Tony Morrison looks you and the eye and tells a convincing lie. His agenda is to sell a hyped-up product to fatten his pockets, not to really help anyone make money. Such has become the nature of the Internet.
Keep hope alive, there are still some good “honest” programs out there that can make you a “decent” dime. I will do my best to report them as I find them.