I started doing this Push Button Cash Site review of its sales tactics because of my new interest in the sales tactics used in recent launches. It will take me a couple days to do a full write up of the sales tactics but my gut reaction just LOOKING at the sales page would be to avoid it.

The sales page goes a long way to tell you what the product is, but of course never tries to explain what the “magic, secret, whiz-bang” software/system is. Not only that, but it uses the typical dubious claim of only have “x numbers of a certain piece of software left” when it states:

“Now, I know you might hate reading this, but you have to make this decision fast, because I’m forced allow this software to be downloaded by only 200 people. ”

The Internet Will Disappear Soon!

It’s the typical sales letter that tries to suck in people by claiming they can “push a button and make tons of money”. If you want to keep believing in fairy dust and magic secrets then fine. But what I’ve tried to do over the years is put up videos such as the video here which actually explains what it REALLY takes to make money online…and it’s NOT a secret AND it’s not a $37 piece of software that claims to make tons ocash from a Push button Clash Site – review that last statement very carefully!

However, if you DO want a great Push Button Cash Site review, then I highly recommend you check out a page that tells you how secret this “secret” software really is (hint, it’s NOT secret):

Read the Push Button Cash Site review here which reveals that the Push Button Cash Site “secret” plugin is just a plugin.  Not only that, but that review details all of the extra stuff Push Button Cash Site would like you to buy.

And by the way….If the software is really just a plugin as outlined by Jeremy in his review, then my best guess from having numerous software programs developed (including some very complex ones)…and from being a programmer myself…is the maximum amount the software likely would have cost to build is $500 tops.