ClarkeGormley358
The Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand system seems quite typical of the old and most of the new, generation of get rich quick schemes that offer the world on a plate with cherries falling off but fail to follow up with a significant or even noticeable amount of back up support from Mr Reynolds or whoever it was that sold you the system, and there is a good reason for that.
After you pay your fee's for the cash on demand system then what's in it for Andrew Reynolds to keep wasting his time training you? I would judge that to be the major flaw of Andrew Reynolds system which basically explains, in some depth, how to find and buy the resale rights to products and Mr Reynolds claims to make a lot of money from the products he buys for $1000.
That might have worked in 1985 but in 2007 the resale rights to any decent easily resalable product are far more likely to be in the region of $10,000, and it's more of a pity that he fails to include these products with resale rights in his package.
Meanwhile Mr Reynolds charges on a monthly basis and I've always had something against paying for what is essentially one item bit by bit in installments especially when there's no real reason why he couldn't handover the whole of his course for a one off payment, and I suppose that might be advantageous if you could afford the whole twelve months in one go.
Having done a fair amount of studies regarding the kind of product he sells I've found the sooner you enter the market the largest gains are made when the competition is less established, so strike while the irons hot because it will only get colder and Andre Reynolds has been about for a long time. The sad truth of the world is largely that when someone stops gaining something, whatever that might be, they stop caring and that's largely the case with Andrew Reynolds system and after you have bought his entire 12 month, or more precisely, 12 installment course, due to the format of the system it looks quite unlikely that you will receive more then the minimum, if any help from him.
The system Andrew Reynolds Cash On Demand created did turn him into a millionaire in a few short years, but with the dominance of the internet over more traditional mailing forms its likely that he will have to update or fall by the wayside.
Having said that, the Andrew Reynolds system has worked and the potential for general money grabbing with the methods he outlines is still reasonable if you're skillful enough, but as with all good things, its not exactly a walk in the park.
