The gal who hates almost all Internet Marketing products tells you the raw truth about Duvet Dollars - can it change her mind ... or does she write Victoria off as yet another Internet wannabe?..."

From the desk of: June Campbell
… from somewhere in Canada
Reviewed on
Product Type: Marketing, Internet Marketing, Affiliates

First, I want you to understand one thing.

I loathe most of the Internet Marketing products sold today.

I truly do, and in a minute I'll tell you why.

But first, here's my story.

A week or so back, an Internet friend sent me an email talking about a new product due to be released. He said it was different, the real deal. It was Duvet Dollars, written by a woman named Victoria. My pal somehow got his hands on a pre-release copy and he was raving!

Now this guy has recommended products to me before, and he's usually right on the money. If he says something's good, well.... it is good!

But why am I so skeptical about Duvet Dollars and other Internet Marketing Products?

It's this way. I've been doing Internet Marketing since 1996. I'm no guru, but I have brought in some decent money by selling items online.

Over the years, I've bought plenty of Internet Marketing info-products and guides. A few were worth their weight in gold. Most were overhyped rubbish.

As far as I could tell, most of these marketers did their best work on the sales page. Damned right. These people are experts at writing sales pages. But when you get the product -- that's another story. All too often, it just doesn't measure up.

You end up feeling ripped off.

Worse, I get angry because I know these people are selling their worthless junk to innocent newcomers who dream of making a living on the Internet. These products don't to anything to help the newcomer generate any cash, of course. Then before long, yet another well-hyped but worthless information product hits the market -- and the newcomer spends yet more money on something that doesn't help. The cycle continues. And continues. And continues.

Great for the people who write and sell the info products. Pretty devastating for the poor newbies who try these products and fail, time and time again.

So when I reached the Duvet Dollars web site, I was skeptical, to say the least. I looked it over -- yep, a well done sales letter, just like all the others. Victoria knows how to write good copy. "We could learn from her that way, if nothing else," I thought.

Want to see what I'm talking about? Check out Duvet Dollars here.

The product hadn't been released for sale at that time, but there was a video to watch. When I saw the video, I have to admit I was impressed. This video was professional quality. I know something about video production, and I knew a video like hers was an expensive, professional piece of work. It's no home-made product done with a cheapie camera and a cheapie piece of video editing software.

So she's got plenty of money to spend on professional videos, I thought.... hmmm. That could mean she's actually made money the way she says she has. Either that or she has a rich father... but if you're rolling in dough to start with, why spend it promoting products on the Internet?

So time passes and I get an email saying the site is live. Once again, I read the sales letter and after much thought, I decide to purchase the product. After all, there a money back guarantee, so there's really nothing to lose if it's more crap.

I bought Duvet Dollars. And after giving it a quick read, and then a second, more careful read, I had to acknowledge that there were good things about this product

First, let me say that it's written two groups of people: complete beginners and people who have some Internet marketing experience, but they're no expert. The guru types with tons of experience probably wouldn't benefit from this product.

I also liked the way this product was well written and well organized. I liked her no-nonsense approach and her refreshing honesty. Victoria doesn't claim that you'll make a gazillion dollars by the end of the month using her techniques. Some try to make those claims. They lie.

Victoria points out, accurately, that it takes some time to start making money using her techniques. And, you will need a little money to invest to get yourself started. Not hundreds and hundreds of dollars, but a little.

The claims Victoria makes are realistic. I know because I've used many of her techniques with some success. But, to be honest, I also discovered a few techniques that I haven't tried before... and you can bet, I'll be right on that before too many sleeps have passed!

I also liked the bonuses she offers her customers -- high quality training videos that show you exactly how to do certain things.

And the fact that Victoria is going to work with the first 1,000 people who buy her product is MAJOR!

I can't tell say this strongly enough: Having someone guide you in the beginning is SO important! It means the difference between confusion and knowing where to start and what to do next. It means you start making money instead of wasting money with experiments that don't work.

But Duvet Dollars had one weakness!

Victoria mentions several web pages for you to visit. These are web sites that you'll return to time and again, because you use them for research or to find products to sell or to learn about software you need or to view samples of well-written ads and sales letters and ... many, many more.

Now, this is all good, but here's what happens. And trust me, I know because it's happened to me. You waste TONS OF TIME clicking around back and forth, trying to remember which web site you visited before... it had the info you needed, but what was the name again? What was the link? Where exactly is it mentioned in Victoria's book?

Sure, you can save your links in the Favourites Menu of your browser. However, after awhile, you get so many favourites saved that you forget what they're about. More time wasted trying to sort through that.

My Bonus for You

Over the years, I've created my own Web page with links to all (or most) the web sites that you'll visit over and over again when you start using Duvet Dollars or any other marketing program. The links have an explanation so you don't struggle to remember which one does what.

I use this HTML page over and over again. It saves me SOOO much time and avoids so much confusion. I'm willing to give it to you for free, if you decide to buy Duvet Dollars through the link on this page. Sure, you could create your own page just like mine. But why waste your time doing that when I'll give you mine for free? Shouldn't you be spending your time making money instead?

If you wish, you can save this HTML file to your own desktop and add any passwords or usernames that you might need to get into a site. Or, if you prefer, just visit it on the Web. You'll only need to remember one web address instead of several.

So here's the deal. If you buy Duvet Dollars through the link below, email me your receipt. Be sure to give me your correct email address, and I'll happily send the HTML page to that address. Sound good?

Good luck, and here's to plenty of Duvet Dollars in your bank account!

Get Duvet Dollars at this Link

PS. Oh yes, one more thing. Buy from the link above and I'll also send you a surprise bonus: an Affiliate Masters ebook written by one of the web's leading affiliate gurus.