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Zox Pro - Scam or no?

I think there are about 500,000 clickbank affiliates for this product: Zox Pro. Even pages in the 20's and beyond in google bring up suposed reviews that end up being an affiliate link. Does anyone know the real scoop on this product?

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Permalink Reply by Joe on August 31, 2011 at 8:47am
Yeah go to http://www.ebrain.com.au/ you will know more about it. In fact i am attending the seminar on this september. I will be sure to let you guys know how is the seminar after i come back.
Permalink Reply by Scam Raider on February 10, 2012 at 1:25pm

I noticed something interesting:  The English used by the people here that are supporting Zox is pretty bad.  Almost as if they don't read very much, if at all.  Ironic, wouldn't you think? I find that telling.  If you read a lot, its almost impossible to not use grammar properly.  Reading copiously allows you to see the same word patterns over and over.  When something is wrong, it just doesn't look right.  These people have no clue because they spend precious little time reading.  Their words doom their ability to be effective communicators.  

Repetition:  The mother of skill.  

YouTube:  It seems to be impossible to find anyone commenting on the product that isn't promoting and selling it.  I've never seen a more effective marketing campaign ever.  They should be helping other people market stuff, not selling their schlock reading system.  They're geniuses in that area.  

Permalink Reply by Scam Raider on February 10, 2012 at 1:28pm

Corrected:

In fact, I'm attending the seminar on this in September.  I will be sure to let you guys know how the seminar is after I come back.  

(That's about Grade 5 English I think.  I wonder what happened in the 7 years of school after that.  Did he just sleep for 7 years of English?)

Permalink Reply by Karen T on May 12, 2012 at 2:04pm

Hi Everyone

 

I bought this course two months ago and was mislead with the "under 10 minutes a day" sales pitch. When I read this again carefully, they do say this 10 minutes is for keeping your skills up to scratch AFTER completing the course.

 

You will need at least 2hr 30min EVERY DAY to practice the drills, excercises and techniques until you are proficient (excellent) at mental photopgraphy. 

 

I decided to give it my best shot and after 2 months so far, of screams, sweat, tears and books being torn and thrown across the room I am yet to have any recall of any books or locating a word in the dictionary.

 

I have requested a refund, but Bob reminded me that my guarantee is still valid and I should try the "fast track" (which will now take 3.75 hours a day of my time) technique for a week and see if I have any recall after that.  My week starts tomorrow.

 

I will let you know the outcome - if I haven't starved or dehydrated to death with lack of time for cooking or having something to drink ;)

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