Hello and my warm regards to you all:)

It may be of interest to some people on this forum that I have now finished with my 13 Cash on Demand modules if there is someone on this forum that would like to purchase some or all of these modules please let me know through email: kamaki_007_uk@yahoo.co.uk

After reading many of the posts on this site I would like to add to all of those people that are negative of this business that it does indeed work if you are to put as much time and effort as you would in your normal day to day grind as an employee. People work their A**** off to get paid peanuts each month so why not invest sometime in yourself and put just as much effort into something that is really worth your while, put yourself first (not the company your working for). And forget the lottery as chances are it isn't going to happen).

Since reading over these modules and attending relevant events I have acquired enough knowledge and confidence to fire the boss and start up my own publications company which is now supporting my new lifestyle, a lifestyle that is far superior (especially with regards to freedom and finance) to that of being a wage slave, and for no more than a couple of hours work per day... And I would also like to say that once you get into to this business it is so much fun and really does not deserve to be called work! It is more like an adventure game!!!

I'm by no means at the level Andrew is currently operating at, but being in my mid 20's and with the level of progress that we have been achieving I have no doubts that by following the system outlaid in Andrew's COD modules I will (and anyone who cares to follows suit) in the not so distant future emulate that success.

After months of procrastination I know how difficult it is to get up and take action... In the beginning I was getting put off by every obstacle that came my way. First it was getting a product, then after sourcing product licenses I would then get stuck on sales letter, then on the technical stuff, and the list go's on and on... For those of you who are in the position that I was in at the beginning (i.e no licenses), I would like to point out that as well as a publisher I'm also a product developer that you may come to for licensed products of your own.

Do you honestly think that Andrew is a computer genius? That he writes all his sales letters? creates all his own products? This business is so simple if you just break it down and deal with each step one by one without getting all hung up on each segment. If you come across a problem that you have tried to solve DO NOT give up and quit! You will not get anywhere by quiting or being put off through fears, if there is something you cannot or will not do the simplest (and the right) thing to do is find someone to do it for you (try elance.com).

As I said I'm no super marketer (at this present moment);) but at least I'm not crying things do not work before at least giving it a try. Give it a try, whats the worst that can happen? The business start up is so low if you compare it to the many traditional businesses that cost many tens of thousands to start up, then 95% of those businesses go bust within the first 5 years. The worst thing that can happen is that you fail! And failure is not a reason to give up either, failure is in many ways a blessing... The most success people on the planet have failed more than anyone else, it is their failures that made them so successful!

Other people will blame their failure to succeed not on their abilities but on that of third parties, particularly the JOB that they are in i.e. they do not have the time to start up this business... I'll admit that a big problem for me in the beginning was finding the time due to the 12 hour shift that I was involved in at that time. The turning point for me was when I said enough was enough I'm going to just DO IT!

If you look to many of the success people of today that started from nothing you will find that they have very similar beginnings, they all seemed to have it very hard when they made that initial decision that enough was enough and quit the rat race. A great example of this is the film 'pursuit of happyness' starring Will Smith, if you have not watch this film I highly recommend it;) Another example is our mentor Mr Reynolds... Andrew went through a very rough time before he made it to his current situation, he went through a divorce just as he was starting out, had no money and quit his job, and was forced into desperation which I believe was hugely responsible for him taking the necessary action.

It taught me that I make money when i'm required to do so. When the pressure is on you are forced to act. I believe all humans have this same ability to work miracles when put under such pressures, problem for most people is that they allow their fears of poverty to prevent them from ever reaching such desperate levels that are required in order to spur them on out of their 'comfort zones' and onto success.

I would be more than happy to receive emails from other like minded individuals who read this post to share experiences, advise, joint venture possibilities etc... Also I would be willing to assist in anyway I can to help kill the negativity of the disbelievers and of course for help for the newbies in the business to make a start.

I wish you all the very best in what I believe is the very best business for the average Joe that has ever existed! And if there is anyone out there that can prove me wrong by showing me a better business model that can give so much success in such a short period of time, with as little initial outlay please do let us know;) But I promise you that it an't going to happen!

Very best regards to you all... KAMAKI

People need to keep one thing in mind. Andrew has made the bulk of his fortune from 50/50 splits on Seminars and NOT from Mail-Order!

It is a fantasy to think his students can replicate that!

The "REHASHED" American Videos with "poor-quality" recordings are just "lost-leaders" used to entice people to attend a Seminar or placate those that have attended. They're given to legitimise the "phoney" offers, a bit like MLM companies who provide products to give the impression they're not an illegal pyramid scheme; even though the products may be crap?!

And, if anyone actually believes that Andrew pays tens-of-thousands-of-dollars to Americans for these rehashed videos they're easily fooled!

The idea that 3,000 people that attend a Seminar can go out with the same-set of rehashed video products and market them successfully into the UK market is utterly preposterous to me!

Yep the whole thing is a complete con,i finally come to conclusion

According to Reynolds Every person at the seminar was getting 6 grand worth of free products,what a load of old bo******.Think about it if these products were actually so amazing as reynolds reckoned,he would of sold them himself,not hand them over to 2 and a half thousand people at the seminar.

I just despise the way Reynolds comes accross in his sales-letters as someone who is only in this for YOUR benefit.how he goes to so much effort and pays so much money for these products,and all for your benefit. :rolleyes:

It really has all become a complete joke,and the sooner Reynolds buggers off to his wonderous house in Florida,(being built by all the peoples' money who have fallen for this tripe over the years i should add) and never to be seen or heard of again the better

Hi All

I have read the posts on this forum with extreme interest. I too purchased the cash on demand course up to module 14. Upon receiving each module I hoped with anticipation that the next module would reveal the information I needed. But alas, although there are some good pointers in the course, I think that these could have been contained in two modules at the most – the waffle and dreams of a new life filled out the rest!

I put all my efforts into the COD system (should have realised by the abbreviation that something was a bit fishy – right?), I was out of work so had the time to do this. However, due to the fact that the course was created in 2005 I found most of the information to be out of date and it seemed impossible to find good quality products out there, which made it even more frustrating. It was like having brought a new jigsaw; I was excited to get started and put it together and motivated to do it continually (month after month), but finding that there were three or four pieces missing.

But I am not here to moan about the Cash on Demand system. I am still excited to start my own business from home. I have a lot of ideas and information to hand and the time to put the efforts into a business venture. As such I am looking for 5-8 people based in the UK, who are interested in being part of a Business Mastermind Group – after all eight heads are better than one, aren’t they?

If you are legitimately interested, eager to start up your own business working along similar lines to the Cash on Demand system - using both traditional & Internet marketing techniques - and are committed to your own success like me, please visit (link removed) and register your interest in working with me.

Thanks for your time.

i am adding this post about a year or so after most of the posts on here, but needles to say im just as p***ed with AR as anybody. I got his COD course about 3 years ago, and although it DOES give some good information about marketing techniques, every module is so filled with fluff and "dreams talk" that the whole thing could be written in 2 or 3 modules.

But AR does his absolute best to elongate the whole process and squeeze as much money out of it as he can. Furthermore, the left hand side of each module is completely blank, except for a watermark logo, which allows AR to convince us that the manual contains a lot more info than it actually does. And contrary to what his sales letter implied, the course DOES NOT go on for just 12 months..... i have heard of people up to module 23! In my opinion that is scandulous, and far from what his original sales letter promised.

Like i said though, the course itself DOES contain some good info (though very little which can't be found freely or cheaply online), but what you need to realise is that his COD course is his FRONT END PRODUCT, and he knows that by supplying SOME good quality info at least, people will trust him enough to then fall for one of his on-going sales letters which he will then send to people, where he tries to charge £5000 + for some "dvd licensed products" And, of course, his COD course has suitably "prepped you" to believe that 'licensed dvd products" are exactly what you need to make a fortune. In other words, he uses the COD course to subliminally "sell you" on future VERY EXPENSIVE offers that he intends to pitch to you!

The whole thing is no accident - it is a carefully planned and co-ordinated method to make as much money as possible out of every single person who subscribes to his COD course....ad if you remember correctly, in the sales letter for his COD course, the impression was given that the course ON ITS OWN would teach you enough to become a millionaire! If that was the case, then why oh why does he then try to sell you remarkably expensive 'products' ? I term the word 'products' in speech marks, as most of his so-called 'products' seem to be licences to dvd recordings of AR telling people 'how to make money'. And you could then sell that 'product' to other business opportunity seekers! What a croc of **** (depressing sigh)

In my opinion, this man is a complete scamster - and what makes it worse is that he uses his "fundraising" to help convince seminar attendees of what a nice honest guy he is! Why is it that on each of the two occasions i went to his Bootcamp, AR made every effort he could to ensure the whole audience KNEW dam well all about his charity raising? Most people who raise money for charity don't see a need to shout about it , yet AR makes sure everybody knows about it. Why? So that attendees will all think of what a nice honest guy he is, and therefore be more persuadable to part with their money for his crap! What makes it worse is that he uses Great Ormond Street as one of his chosen charities, knowing full well that any charity involving children will tug at the heart strings of the attendees. Now dont get me wrong - raising money for a children's charity is great, but using that as a subtle way to convince people of what a great guy he is, which ultimately helps in his sales, is quite sick i think.

if you want the full story of what happened to me since i subscribed to Andrew Reynold's Cash On Demand course, see my site at http://andrewreynoldscashondemandscamornot.co.uk - a site which i put up out of PURE RAGE AND ANGER at something Andrew Reynolds recently tried to scam me for (but which a 'confidentiality agreement' prevents me from talking too much about!)

The website seems to have been taken down, will it be put back up again?