[REQ] Coloring Book Creator Software

[Maggie Jo]

It's only saturated if you're doing the same-old, same-old.

There are plenty of areas where you can do quite well with coloring pages and the like. You just have to think and think beyond the obvious.

[Theodore41]

Please help me how to find niche ideas??

[layna61524]

Somehow while reading the comments I knew instantly you were all talking about Bill Platt. I, too, purchased a product of his years ago. It was crap and I tried to contact him via email several times to get a refund but he simply wouldn't answer. So I did the only thing I could and went to PayPal. I got them to force him to reply to me and he put the onus of his product's shortcomings on ME! He said he would have given me a refund but I went to PayPal, blah-blah-blah ...

After a phone call to PayPal, they quickly refunded me. This guy is bad news. I believe he blocked me from contacting him --- well, if I could block him first, I would have. The audacity of idiots like this to consistently put out crappy stuff and charge higher and higher prices then expect customers to be happy about it! For shame!

He sometimes team up with other marketers (which is not good for THEM) but I can vouch that his sh*t is bad news. As soon as I see his name or ugly mug on a website, I run for the hills.

You would be smart to do likewise.

Layna61524

[Maggie Jo]

Hey Layna -

I totally agree. He is the king of crap and is best avoided. Plus, his stuff is usually a garbage rip-off of someone else's stuff, so if you're interested in something Platt has put out, find out who he ripped off and you "might" find something useful. But not necessarily.

[layna61524]

@Maggie Jo: Hey, friend! Nice to hear from you and thanks for supporting my point of view. It seems like we both were 'victims' of this sleazy rip-off artist. I've learned my lesson.

Nowadays, I try my best NOT to buy anything IM --- I will budge if it's something that looks promising, makes sense and is affordable but not available through my existing search skills.

Layna61524

[Novelist]

(03-23-2019 01:59 AM)layna61524 Wrote:  Somehow while reading the comments I knew instantly you were all talking about Bill Platt. I, too, purchased a product of his years ago. It was crap and I tried to contact him via email several times to get a refund but he simply wouldn't answer. So I did the only thing I could and went to PayPal. I got them to force him to reply to me and he put the onus of his product's shortcomings on ME! He said he would have given me a refund but I went to PayPal, blah-blah-blah ...

After a phone call to PayPal, they quickly refunded me. This guy is bad news. I believe he blocked me from contacting him --- well, if I could block him first, I would have. The audacity of idiots like this to consistently put out crappy stuff and charge higher and higher prices then expect customers to be happy about it! For shame!

He sometimes team up with other marketers (which is not good for THEM) but I can vouch that his sh*t is bad news. As soon as I see his name or ugly mug on a website, I run for the hills.

You would be smart to do likewise.

Layna61524

I didn't purchase from him, but I had a feeling that there is very less info to implement when I read his book for it. And felt how could he put it on sale when it has very very little info and all other fluff. Thanks for sharing your story.

[Maggie Jo]

@Layna -

Looks like we've both had similar experiences. I, too, avoid buying any more IM stuff. It's usually badly done rehash of stuff that's been out there for some time and has been said much better by the original person. Same is true with a lot of the writing stuff. Not much new out there any more it seems.

Now I'm mostly using what I've already picked up instead of looking for the latest and greatest thing which generally turns out to be just another shiny useless widget. Finally figured out that I already know what I need to know in order to take action and actually get something done.

And that's the true secret, anyway, isn't it. :)