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Christian Fioravanti YouTube Traffic Crap, Totally Bogus Kid Looking For Lunch Money St. Louis Missouri
Christian Fioravanti is a total joke. His YouTube "secrets" (woo h*o yee haw) is a regurgitated bunch of crap. His big trade secret is to go take successful businesses keywords and create false "controversial" videos knocking them, and "positioning" themselves as a helper, and then pitching them on his lame product.
Since he can't afford REAL marketing techniques that take money, he recommends using inconsistent traffic sources and trying to build a sustainable business off that. Ha! Lame!
How is some 12 year old scammer going to offer to show people the "deep dark secrets" of getting traffic (i.e., trash other companies and pretend be some sort of hero, then pitching his joke of a system).
He also promotes some Z2R Wealth Scam System as well - some online MLM scam where it's impossible to make money unless you're the top person (which Christian IS at the top of the company).
As a rule of them, I only listen to "gurus" that at least hit puberty, but I made an exception with this joke. Buyer beware!!!
Oren
Santa Monica, California
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Christian F
St. Louis,Missouri,
U.S.A.
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#4REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, July 14, 2009
This message is for Oren Glazer.
I can understand exactly what your saying, and why you lashed out and felt you had to come make this rippoff report.
Now, normally I wouldn't come out and respond back because I don't feel there's a need to. But in this case, if you are someone who feels you have been scammed by me, I will step in and get involved.
If you have ever purchased anything from me that wasn't worth it, let me know, and I will refund your money. Money isn't everything. If it was, I wouldn't even be on youtube, I would be one of those guys behind the scenes who you wouldn't know my name, who just creates websites promoting products and ranking them on google.
I'd rather come out and help people to start making money online for themselves.
Now Oren, I did make a video and titled your name into it, which can always send a wrong message because its in text, and we weren't actually speaking. Danny Arrington made a video a while back about the Dream Team and the company, and from what he told people in the video, was to stay away, now I didn't listen because I know haters are out there talking junk about people's business all the time, so I disregarded it and called you up to find out more.
It seemed like you were only interested in closing the sale instead of helping me succeed. However, I was wrong in the sense that I just went out and made a video stamped with your name on it (I should have just talked about the company), but because you were the one I was working with, I felt it only necessary to give a name.
I don't know your story or what kind of other work you do, but if your the person you say you are online, then I was the one who got off on the wrong foot.
You have my number, I know you do. You can find it online. Give me a call sometime, and we'll sort out whatever problems you have. And that goes for everyone.
Stellaedmonds
Colorado Springs,Colorado,
U.S.A.
Agreed - Christian Fioravanti >> Bag Of Crap
#4Consumer Comment
Fri, July 10, 2009
I thought the same thing. I think the above "rebuttal" was from one of Christian's downline members that were too stupid to see thru this lame-a*s sales funnel.
Just because he sells something doesn't mean he's a "good marketer". It means he's a good PROMISER.
And as for being compared to "notable" marketers like Dennis "Dumbass" Kargo-Gorilla - http://www.saltydroid.info/dk-and-jimmy-too-dumb-to-fail/
And while you're checking out Christian's YouTube Channel, make sure to check out one of Christian's crowning achievements, where he totally BAGS another marketer, and then SHAMELESSLY pitches his own crap - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnH4uRdnxiE
Heroic! Like Benedict Arnold.
Maybe J.E. Carpenter can take his sage advice to Christian himself - to work things out before displaying his angst to the angry MOB of people he's pawned his Level 1 marketing kaka upon.
J. E. Carpenter
Port Charlotte,Florida,
U.S.A.
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#4UPDATE Employee
Thu, June 18, 2009
For anyone reading this report please visit Christian's Youtube Channel to see the quality of the training he provides instead of relying on exaggerated comments: http://www.youtube.com/user/youngentrepeneur
Or view this video of people who work with Christian Fioravanti talking about him:
http://budurl.com/wicfvideo
I was going to let this ride because all successful people have haters, but because I know that your report was written out of envy, I have to set the record straight. I have to sympathize with you that you happened to have more knowledge than most about marketing on Youtube, but new marketers have found his ebook to be helpful. His methods have been taught by many notable marketers such as Dennis Karganilla to paying clients.
On your last remark about him not being able to afford real marketing techniques, chances are that you found his course through pay-per-click a real marketing technique. And if you didn't, you may as well be informed that he marketed the ebook through a variety of marketing techniques including pay-per-click.
It is irrelevant how you personally feel about Christian because he has many friends in the Internet Marketing field that would gladly vouch for him including Gregory Drake, Eric Green, and John Lai. The fact that you have lied about his age and made exaggerated the negative experience cause me to question what else you might not be telling the truth about. I am sorry that you feel that you have been scammed, but the fact that you bought the ebook proves that he is a good marketer.
Before defaming other marketers please take time to contact them and express your grievances, because I am certain that had you contacted Christian your issues could have been resolved.
P.S. Christian did not form Z2R although he is one of the associates. And yes, through some hard work he has moved to a "top" spot in the company.