I’m getting tired of seeing these ads on the internet about Ty Coughlin and the Reverse Funnel System. It seems to be everywhere and I have tried to ignore it for the most part. Then today I noticed that jackass John Chow did a paid review for it. But as expected, John Chow does not tell you anything about it that you don’t already know. He does not tell you what it is, or how it works. He does not tell you anything you can’t figure out by looking at the ad. He just pockets the $500 and moves on to the next sucker’s paid review.

So I’m going to tell you for free what John Chow was paid $500 to not tell you about this Ty Coughlin Reverse Funnel System.

Here’s how the Ty Coughlin Reverse Funnel System works:

1) You pay a $50 registration fee. This helps filter out desperate people and suckers from those with no money and the tire kickers.

2) To enroll in the “Reverse Funnel System”, you have to buy a membership to Global Resorts Network (you get discounts at participating hotels). The price for this membership is $3,000.

3) After you pay the $3,000 you are allowed to resell the “Reverse Funnel System” to others and you become a member of Global Resorts Network.

4) Sell the “Reverse Funnel System” to others for $3,000 and you receive a commission of $1,000 when you do.

5) Rinse and repeat.

Does it work? Yes. But the problem is you have THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS of others selling it too. So in order to make any money, you have to be a better marketer than those other 100,000 people.

If you can sell it, you can make some money. If you can’t, you lose $3,000.