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SlySi · 07-13-2009, 10:14 AM

So is Brent Austin's Automated Wealth System a Scam or Not...?

I wouldn't call it a complete scam because they do deliver the product that they advertise, but there are a few things you should know. The way this program stays in business is by up-selling you more and more internet services.

For instance, you purchase this website and the next step is to get customers. So now they'll refer you to a different lead generating website for an additional price. Then they'll tell you that you need to submit your site to search engines for indexing, another thing that they'll charge you for. This basically goes on for every step of the way and before you know it you're spending 4x your original investment.

This is what bothers me most about the Automated Wealth System, that instead of teaching people real internet marketing skills they use a cookie cutter website to hook you on to more and more products.

Should You Buy Brent Austin's Automated Wealth System...?

If you do some real digging on this program you'll find enough negative info to send you running for the hills. In reality there is no Brent Austin, the program belongs to NSA Technologies LLC, an internet company run by Mark Jenny.

They have been around for many years and were behind a slew of products almost identical to AWS. Those who have been around the work at home industry for awhile will remember the Ultimate Wealth Package, another program by these guys which was responsible for scamming thousands of people.

In fact, according to the BBB they currently own the following make money at home sites:

Automated Wealth System

MakeMoneyTakingSurveys.org

Underground Cash Secret

Best10WorkFromHomePrograms.com

Best10WorkatHome.org

And many more now defunct sites...
In case you need to reach any of the following sites, here is the contact info:

Name: Mark Jenney / NSA Technologies, LLC
Phone: (330) 666-2356
(330) 665-2385
(800) 719-8270
Address: 3867 West Market Street, Suite 256, Akron, OH 44333
(Which Actually Belongs to a UPS Store)

The last two sites in that list are interesting because they are supposed to be independent home business review sites and their top 2 picks are, you guessed it AWS and Make Money Taking Surveys.

Now I'm also willing to bet dollars to doughnuts that the ecommerce website you get from the Automate Wealth System is the same bogus review site that will advertise this company's products.

This is actually a very clever scheme since Mark is essentially getting people to pay him in order to sell more products for him at their own expense. This is definitely a win-win situation for him where the customer ultimately pays.

Looking for one more reason not to buy the Automated Wealth System? How about this, they will sell your information to out of state business consulting companies. Customers of AWS have reported unsolicited telemarketing calls from "business success coaches" asking for additional investments of up to $10,000 for you to truly succeed online.

07-13-2009, 10:14 AM	#39
SlySi I bringith the lowerballerith Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Yaletown Snob Posts: 1,119 Thanked 53 Times in 27 Posts Failed 22 Times in 4 Posts	So is Brent Austin's Automated Wealth System a Scam or Not...? I wouldn't call it a complete scam because they do deliver the product that they advertise, but there are a few things you should know. The way this program stays in business is by up-selling you more and more internet services. For instance, you purchase this website and the next step is to get customers. So now they'll refer you to a different lead generating website for an additional price. Then they'll tell you that you need to submit your site to search engines for indexing, another thing that they'll charge you for. This basically goes on for every step of the way and before you know it you're spending 4x your original investment. This is what bothers me most about the Automated Wealth System, that instead of teaching people real internet marketing skills they use a cookie cutter website to hook you on to more and more products. Should You Buy Brent Austin's Automated Wealth System...? If you do some real digging on this program you'll find enough negative info to send you running for the hills. In reality there is no Brent Austin, the program belongs to NSA Technologies LLC, an internet company run by Mark Jenny. They have been around for many years and were behind a slew of products almost identical to AWS. Those who have been around the work at home industry for awhile will remember the Ultimate Wealth Package, another program by these guys which was responsible for scamming thousands of people. In fact, according to the BBB they currently own the following make money at home sites: Automated Wealth System MakeMoneyTakingSurveys.org Underground Cash Secret Best10WorkFromHomePrograms.com Best10WorkatHome.org And many more now defunct sites... In case you need to reach any of the following sites, here is the contact info: Name: Mark Jenney / NSA Technologies, LLC Phone: (330) 666-2356 (330) 665-2385 (800) 719-8270 Address: 3867 West Market Street, Suite 256, Akron, OH 44333 (Which Actually Belongs to a UPS Store) The last two sites in that list are interesting because they are supposed to be independent home business review sites and their top 2 picks are, you guessed it AWS and Make Money Taking Surveys. Now I'm also willing to bet dollars to doughnuts that the ecommerce website you get from the Automate Wealth System is the same bogus review site that will advertise this company's products. This is actually a very clever scheme since Mark is essentially getting people to pay him in order to sell more products for him at their own expense. This is definitely a win-win situation for him where the customer ultimately pays. Looking for one more reason not to buy the Automated Wealth System? How about this, they will sell your information to out of state business consulting companies. Customers of AWS have reported unsolicited telemarketing calls from "business success coaches" asking for additional investments of up to $10,000 for you to truly succeed online.