Complaint Review: agencygrowthsecrets.com/

This guy is the scammer of the century, claiming to use big data, and artificial intelligence to sell his students access to some online software created by another scammer “Thomas Liantonio” or “Tommy” as they call him.

First of all, Tommy is the scammer behind:

linxboss . com (dead)

inmarketdealers . com / inmarket-infunnel-leads

thelinkback . com / linxboss-review-is-147-worth-1000-per-month-automatic-backlinks-to-your-websites/

linxboss . blogspot.com/

warriorforum . com / internet-marketing-product-reviews-ratings/177659-linxboss-has-anyone-heard-used-post1826373.html

SO, they are off to a bad start. They claim they have helped companies like Walmart to cut down their cost per acquisition, but that's a lie.

Joshua Harris course costs $10000. Here is the breakdown after you pay for it:

It's a flat $500 a month for a spot in your niche. (All niches the same price)

After getting a client, or if you have current clients - It is $625/month per client for the data.

No ones else gets this data except for you (OR SO THEY CLAIM!)

Joshua Harris people sell this stuff through LinkedIn, They spam your inbox and ask you to schedule an appointment with them.

Everything they claim to have accomplished can be done through standard multi-channel marketing, like Google for instance:

adwords . googleblog . com / 2018 / 01 / adwords-machine-learning-part-1.html

And for Facebook, it can be done through custom audiences...

Here are some questions you should ask Joshua Harris:

Amanda Becker your former student now works for you. She used to sell SEO services and PPC services from your Quantum program, now she's moved to sell the “next big thing”

Same thing with “Boz Johnson” and ”Bref McHugh” and the list goes on and on...

Joshua Harris makes “compelling” videos talking about ”The 5 forces that are crushing digital agencies” and never credits the real author of Porter's five forces analysis, Michael E. Porter.

Ultimately, Joshua Harris and his students all make the following pitch:

“Right now there are people actively searching for care providers. Can you name them? I can.”

Ask them the names... lol, they won't give them to you. They will simply state that they get a “hash” or piece of code that they put into Facebook. Now, that could be true, however, they've just lied to you by saying that they “know people by name”

Here are some profiles of the people involved in this scam:

linkedin . com / in / john-hetterich-210743b3/

linkedin . com / in / keithluscher/

linkedin . com / in / nickjonesdigital/

linkedin . com / in / sean-thomas-7059417/

linkedin . com / in / tymatthewscmo/

linkedin . com / in / julie-omoruyi-065b3357/

linkedin . com / in / williemorris4/

linkedin . com / in / rex-wisehart-17672/

linkedin . com / in / marcel-gleich-7696bb132/

linkedin . com / in / braddixon/

linkedin . com / in / kevinwiscombe/

linkedin . com / in / myles-walsh/

linkedin . com / in / pj-cammarata-196aa6103/

linkedin . com / in / daniel-lacey/

linkedin .  com / in / connorbnoe/

linkedin . com / in / seanstewart90/

linkedin . com / in / amandabasse/

linkedin . com / in / manndeynoodt/

linkedin . com / in / darrenhesselink/

linkedin . com / in / chrismonato/

linkedin . com / in / trumanscottreed/

linkedin . com / in / avidcmo/

linkedin . com / in / ericayoneyama/

linkedin . com / in / austin-green-9124a9132/

linkedin . com / in / boz-johnson-5167a858/

linkedin . com / in / markmuhn/

linkedin . com / in / mauriciocardenal/

AND others...

Most of these people are either new to marketing, or morons with shiny object syndrome.

As you can tell, they all give the same pitch.

Can you name them, I can yada, yada, yada...

Please don't fall for this scammer. Especially if you are a business owner thinking that these guys will deliver. Nothing beats a good marketing strategies because leads are worthless without certain things in placae.