Jeff Paul's shortcut to being Broke

    Have you seen that ridiculous infomercial, Jeff Paul's shortcut to internet millions.  If you have and did not buy into it, way to go.  The only millions that come out of this program is a million people getting ripped off.  It is not the product it self that is a rip off.  It is the pieces he leaves out of his program.  This keeps the buyer from making a penny online.        Jeff Paul claims a 1, a 2, a 3, three clicks and you get rich.  I am sorry but it is hilarious and absolutely not true.  The sad part about this is that, the people he is targeting for sales, are supposed to be bad with computers and broke.  He designed the infomercial to attract those people.  The ones who are struggling and  desperate for cash.  He sends you a book on how to market.  He leaves out any help for computers.  His guide is designed for people who already have marketing experience.          Apparently, when someone purchased Jeff Pau's shortcut to internet millions.  They got a book.  Two days later they got some phone calls.  People claiming to be associates of Jeff Paul.  They asked this person for five hundred dollars to get his internet business going.  Well, this person actually gave them the money.  This person spent some where around fifteen hundred dollars in one month without making a dime.        The only person who is getting rich quick, is Jeff Paul.  It is horrible that he gets away with this.  I think the word is finally getting around.  So, his infomercial will be gone soon.  The sad part is, he is the one who will be living in paradise, while his buyers will be kicking their self in the butt for purchasing his program.