Surefire Success review (important)

As a former moderator of Luke Parker’s Surefire Success System forum I think I can offer some great inside perspective in the Surefire Success system and why you should not even consider joining Surefire Success if and when it opens as Surefire Success System version 3.

One of the key factors I look at when recommending products or systems like the Surefire Success System to my customers is how good the customer support is for the product or system to which I refer them. This is why I have recommended Michael Brown’s Niche Blitzkrieg so highly.

Michael is the former manager of a retail pharmacy and his skill level at providing customer service and training is extraordinary. This is why asked him to write an article about customer service. The article he wrote is called How To Treat Your Customers and How to Be Treated. One point that Michael makes in the article is to “Make sure you take care of customer support issues in a timely fashion.  What is a reasonable time? 24-48 hours tops.”

And that means even if you have personal issues, family crisis, or other extenuating circumstances. Of course if you send a polite, repsectful notice of what’s going on, most people will be willing to cut you some slack.

What you cannot do – and what happened with the Surefire Success System – is completely abandon your customers and customers that OTHER people sent you without providing any explanation at all about what’s going on. I’m going to go out here on a limb and say that Luke Parker’s Surefire Success System has been the strangest home business system that I’ve ever experienced when it comes to customer support.

Initially I was ticked off that the customers I had sent to Surefire Success had been abandoned, but over time I was convinced by members that I was being too harsh and that we should all remain supportive of Luke. It didn’t take much to convince me, so I spent some time poking into the Surefire Success forum now and then trying to keep people’s spirits up by convincing them that everything would return to normal and they would be glad that they had waited things out.

But eventually messages like this started popping up in the Surefire Success System forum:

“Hello,
 I’ve been checking this forum for nearly 2 months to see if Luke’s v.3 is ready. Is there any sort of time frame as to when we can expect it, in a few weeks? or months? I’ve no doubt that Luke is working harder than anyone can even imagine with this project, and I have reframed from asking this question because I know he needs no extra pressure, but, WHERE THE HELL IS IT?!!
                        Love Ya!:P”

Keep in mind that I was moderating the forum for FREE and this message was just the first of many messages like this from people wonderin