I visited the Cambridge Business Academy forum for this website last year to see what all the hype was about and registered under a different name. I started to answer posts made by beginners and questioned a few of the suggestions being made by the people running this website. I was contacted by private message by one of the members asking who I was as I seemed to have a good insight into some of the questions I was answering.

I told this chap who I was and told him that I visit other peoples programe’s to keep up to date with what other people in my industry were up to. When I do these checks, I don’t reveal who I really am but as I didn’t like what I was seeing about the way thousands of people in this forum were being blindly led into a sales funnel, I decided after a week or so to put a link in my signature file so people could finally see who was posting.

I never promoted my site but all I will say is that I was made totally unwelcome from Kevin Potts and Paul Lynch and Kevin Potts never even remarked on my posts using my name. I left the site and deleted my free membership. I had seen enough. Here was a team that were promoting an ex- church minister here to help everyone succeed saying it was easy and a few weeks later, I was sent an invitation to join the Churchill Apprentership Programe for the price of £20,000.

Check out this following link to find out what has been going on with these characters.

http://kevin-potts-and-paul-lynch-cambridgebusinessacademy-com-scam.pissedconsumer.com/kevin-potts-and-paul-lynch-cambridgebusinessacademy-com-scam-www-thedotcomacademy-com-scam-20110107215171.html

This is a typical example as to why I steer clear of these type of marketers.

Regards

Martin