21st Century Academy .com

What exactly is 21st Century Academy?

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21st century academy .com by Jamie McIntyreseems like the real deal at first, especially with its offer of an ebook version of the creator’s best-selling book.

As is often the case, unfortunately, things aren’t quite like they seem.

What at first appears to be a great deal offered up by someone who really knows what they’re talking about turned out to be just another internet dud. I hope that anyone who is considering the 21st century academy site as a way to try and make some money will read my review and save themselves the hassle as well as saving their money for things that are actually worth it.

To put it plain and simple, the program offered by 21st Century Academy is just another scheme that’s full of hype and lofty promises that don’t get kept. If this were just another run-of-the-mill rip off that cost $20 or $30 that would be one thing, but the price of the program and the seminars is in the thousands of dollars.

Add to that the travel costs of getting to some of the seminars if you want to attend them (one of the ones currently listed isn’t even in Australia or New Zealand, so you’d have to fly all the way to the United States!) and you could be looking at an insane amount of money gone with nothing to show for it.

I’d first thought that if the 21st century academy program cost that much it had to be legitimate, and unfortunately I started making payments on it before I really took the time to try and find out more about it. When I did find out more, I made sure that they wouldn’t receive any more of my hard-earned money.

The information that you’ll get from their program just isn’t that great, while the “free materials” that they offer are just more of the same subpar information. I didn’t attend any of the seminars, but I imagine that they’re just a rehash of the book and the DVD’s.

Probably the worst part, though, is that one of the things that drew me in to begin with was the assumption that the creator of the program knew what he was talking about. He was, after all, a best-selling author, right? Wrong.

I took the time to try and find anything published by him other than the ebook that was offered as a free download (the same ebook that was listed as being a top seller in major bookstores), and much to my surprise there wasn’t much of anything to be found. Even looking at websites like Amazon which offers up books done by some print-on-demand publishers I couldn’t find anything with his name on it. The site’s biggest selling point is nothing more than a bold-faced lie.

Please, if you’ve seen this site and have had some of the same thoughts that I did I beg you to do your homework first. I didn’t and it cost me money that could have obviously been better spent elsewhere. Whether you can make money online or not, you’re not going to be doing it with 21st century academy.

Review by Terry Radcliffe

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