Is Anthony Morrison A Scam Artist? [WARNING!]

For too basic courses, you would have to spend more than $3,000 to get access to his series of training, email marketing strategies, among others.

This is too much for any beginner internet marketer to spend, especially if you're teaching the same thing in comparison to Google free information.

Anthony Morrison's offers became one of the most popular when it comes to promoting unrealistic products to their clientele.

They usually do this by telling you could start earning cash after setting up the system within 12 minutes with loads of targeted traffic, which is obviously impossible.

Albeit their promise of training them from one step to the other, it doesn't happen to Anthony Morrison's products at all.

According to PJ Germain of Pure Residuals, his internet marketing claims were so hyped-up to the point where it gets too messed up, urging you to purchase any of his products by impulse. 

Though he wrote "free website" upon registration, it's apparently not because it's found out that his company charges fees to their subscribers in exchange for access, which wasn't disclosed from the beginning.

"We relied on these statements [simple and free traffic source and easy to learn internet marketing system]... and paid $797 (1st payment of 3 payments) for his internet product/service. Morrison deceived us, by omission, when he did not disclose that there were numerous other purchases required," one reviewer on BBB stated. He added that it doesn't even include the recurring charges from his bank account.

One reviewer ranted on the same platform wherein he tried to get into the company's customer service for the full refund of his payment.

Unfortunately, he didn't get anything in return. This has been the ongoing issue today in which Anthony Morrison didn't care much about.

This is no news and even the Better Business Bureau (BBB) can support this claim. "Many folks sunk in thousands of dollars being baited by their hyped-up sales tactics," one reviewer wrote. The above-mentioned platform revealed it's not an accredited business at all.

This is in addition to the previous point. The fact I saw it's "Not Rated" status as the platform has an ongoing review or update for the company details.

In accord to BBB Rating description, once a company receives this rating, it means they don't have sufficient information enough to give a certain rating from A to F. 

As I mentioned earlier, Anthony Morrison’s products are intended for those who want to learn the basics of internet marketing.

Hence, the program by itself excludes those who have advanced knowledge of SEO and other strategies to boost traffic.

Not all products are shady on Clickbank except for this one. In fact, one of those items encouraged for discontinued promotions includes Anthony Morrison products.

Thus, it’s needless to say there’s something wrong with them or the platform itself discovered something sketchy about it.

As far as my research goes, there’s nothing to like about Anthony Morrison nor his products. I dug into his products one by one and discovered these are similar to what Google can offer for free. 

For someone who’s been studying the Google traffic for years, spending so much on these things is unwise.

I started learning the paradigm of SEO and all its related contents, including the strategies and content optimization, everything, on my own. Learning and mastering these require time and patience because these are really technical. 

Nonetheless, you don’t have to buy courses for that, especially if it’s too expensive for your budget and not if the product has a history of schemes in the past like what Anthony Morrison provides to his target market.

Although Anthony Morrison’s products and other online offers sound decent, the fact he’s victimized a lot of people with his shady tactics turned my judgment upside down.

In support of this, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) reported 15 complaints filed against Morrison Publishing alone. 

Most of the bloggers and expert internet marketers rated his training low as well. That means, nobody could recommend him as a benchmark for a good internet marketing course at all.

"The product itself makes huge unrealistic claims...countless complaints and especially being banned by the Clickbank Ops Team. Not to mention the non-existent support system," one review mentioned. They also added that it's possible to lose a lot of money if you fall into this scam.

"I was continually assured of a 60-day guarantee with just the request in an email. It's been less a day [since they gave me the offer] and [customer support] are ignoring my requests," one reviewer wrote on BBB.

On the brighter side, many of them suggested to buy his books worth a few bucks on Amazon and learn his strategies than spending at least $3,000 for his useless courses and series of training.