Comments on: Is Carbon Copy PRO A Legitimate Business?

By: Jeanie

Jeanie — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 23:16:19 +0000

Do you know who created the website platform for Carbon Copy Pro? I know I’ve seen the company offering the same type of “step by step” website, where you just plug in your own opportunity and your own copywriting, and it works the same as the CCPro system. Anyone know the name of the company?

By: James Christian

James Christian — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 02:03:28 +0000

Hey Davy, that was a great answer and very clear logic. I know online/magazine apartment rental business work their whole business off of the customer listing them as the referrer. The only time I EVER gave their name was when I knew I was getting a piece of that commission (rent.com). So unless you offer your visitors a piece of that $150 then I suspect they will NEVER drop your name as the referrer.

Hey Adam, I only regret that I didn’t think of the Carbon Copy Business Model first. Charging people for something that is already available for free is pure beauty and guts. How do they sleep at night?

By: Davy

Davy — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:56:09 +0000

buy a copy of it for me and I’ll let you know if it works ; )

Hey Adam, I had a brand new hot tub company contact me about linking to them from fp of poolcare. They “claimed” they would give me a whopping 3% of sales from any hot tub sale resulting from my site. Here’s the kicker; they had no tracking software. He said if someone purchased a hot tub, they would ask them what site “drove” them to their site….and then I’d get a massive 3% commission.

Hold on, let me do the math. I’d have to hope that someone gets an impulse to buy a $5000 hot tub on the Internet, pray that they mention me; and at 3%, that comes out to a whole $150.

I told they guy that it sounds like he just wants a free link from a relevant site that passed PR.