I have READ the RJ...
:anon.sml:Ummmm, okkkkkkkaaayyyyy. Confession time. RJ was the first book I ever read on internet marketing and making money online. I read an article about Yanik Silver in Entrepreneur Mag, which lead to learning about the RJ, which was the start of my whole online venture.
Fortunately, I was smart enough to A: recognize that everything in the PDF is actually an advertisement for other affiliate programs he's promoting.
and
B: DOWNLOAD the eBook for free using BT and a torrent search site.
So I didn't give that asshole a dime. But is it a scam? Well, if you can see through it, and realize that the real money is not in following what this guy says, but what he DOES. Then it'a probably worth the $50 or so it costs.
Is it less moral or scammy or blah blah blah than say arbi or pushing teeth whitening shit or ringtones that mysteriously reverse charge your bill or bottles of crap Hoodia or FREE Ipods or evil evil Cash Now loan shark-esk Payday Advance offers?
I'm going to say no.
But is the Rich Jerk an asshole who should have trouble sleeping at night?
I'm going to say yes.