“The Salty Droid” is a coverup site. I stand by that (with proof below):

S/he goes after the little fish and makes examples out of them. The fraud goes WAY higher than Stompernet. All the droid goes after is low-level perps like Perry Belcher and James Ray.

I’d be impressed if s/he exposed Elliot Krasnow.

And I caught “The Salty Droid” posting as multiple sock puppet account… most of the comments on his/her site are the same person under different user names.

You know this is true by looking at the comment names themselves. Almost all have no link to a real website… it’s a do follow blog. A do follow blog will have hundreds of quick comments in order to get links juice.

The incubator program is a joke and the masterminds are a waste of time. I got stuck with a mastermind leader (the person who is supposed to give you direction) who didn’t seem to know anything about internet marketing and spent most of the sessions asking US for direction and making stupid jokes about how southern he was.

Members are told *AFTER* they join that they have to pay extra for the most recent content which means ordinary members paying $200 per month are left with all the out of date content.

Also, even though none of the $20,000 worth of bonuses were delivered they still passed members emails and even phone numbers on to dozens of other marketers so that they could spam and call us trying to sell us their crap.

I think people make a mistake when they measure the value of an info product based on the “quantity.” It’s the most frequent defense I hear for StopmperNet. But there is only so much that your brain can absorb in one month … if you are paying for hundreds of times more than you can consume … then what’s the point? There is zero value in an unused info product, especially one you lose access to the moment you stop paying.

Next time you hear from Markus, please remind him that he said this about me in his StomperNet diatribe ::

“… But it’s nothing more than another coverup site”

That’s as wrong as anything could possibly be. I think it’s adorable how he makes sensationalist claims … but a sensationalist should always be quick with retractions.

You’re right. Thanks for the correction.

I’ve corrected the original post.