Re: Would you recommend America's Note Network?

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Posted by Rich[FL] on July 25, 2003 at 14:11:13:

In Reply to: Would you recommend America's Note Network? posted by Leslie on July 24, 2003 at 19:37:41:

In a nutshell, no.

That said, their web site is awash with good and basic information. As a matter of fact, most of the info in the $160+ course can be found within the web site for free. It's just "packaged" better if you buy it.

Many of the posts and responses in their forum are a joke - they keep telling you to go read the material at the web site. Problem I've found is that the material doesn't necessarily cover the details of the question asked. It's somewhat difficult to get detailed, direct responses there. However, every once in a while Stuart, and especially David Butler provides some exceptionally detailed responses! You just have to week through the fluff to get to the meat.

Sign up for their free email newsletter. There's a reason - after about a month or two of getting bonbarded with "you gotta buy this program" notices, they'll quietly slip you an email saying you can buy a "blemished" copy of the program for about $29. At that point, the course is worth it, if you haven't already gleaned all the great info from their web site. However, don't fall for signing up for anything else they offer, no matter how hard they try.

When you really get serious about learning the paper business, John's course available right here (or through Ebay) is one of the best available. I also hear John Richard's course through the Noteworthy web site is good also, though I haven't seen it. Behle briefly discusses brokering notes in his course, but he mostly emphasizes purchasing notes for your own portfolio, which is where the most money can be made.

Hope this helps,

Rich

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