Is robcubbon.com Safe?

I have gained invaluable knowledge from this site, as has a close friend of mine. I don't understand where the negative reviews are coming from. A competitor perhaps? Yes, this site does sell courses. It is a business site! No scam, no pyramid, geez. There are several free courses available to help you get started, with no required buy in. If you do not understand the world of online courses, please do not review negatively, as you are potentially scaring away a future student who may benefit greatly from the information. Honestly - where else are you going to learn to build a wordpress website for free, or learn a bit more advanced wordpress skills for $14.00? I truly hope that more people who have gained valuable knowledge from this site will take the time to leave a positive review.

Really simply just an entrepreneur giving your advice on how to freelance and be able to earn income. There are free articles, ebooks that cost money, and paid videos. Now there's someone else's comment that complains about the videos being expensive, however the fact is that the videos are hosted on ***** where it's sort of the websites culture that the video tutorials are crazy expensive by default, and from time to time they get insanely discounted to like $10-20. About false promises and stuff, I don't believe the author is making such up. He claims that you indeed need hard work to become an entrepreneur. Sure, he is really positive and enthusiastic whereas the chances of actual success are realistically much lower. But still it's normal to be positive and energetic as an entrepreneur author. I've read a couple of ebooks from the guy, and they were a pleasant read.

Unlike ALL of the negative comments about Rob Cubbon, I have direct experience with his product and marketing, and find that consistently positive. Over the years, I have bought and used his tutorials and learned a great deal, with good effect. Cubbon is in continual dialogue with his students and such individualized attention always marks the good instructor. As a result, I can say there are no tricks or "get-rich-quick" promises, but an obligation with each student to invest the effort to learn and apply the course material. Unfortunately, too many anonymous web critics harbor a sneering, gratuitous cynicism completely undeserved by those they attack, as though it were a blood sport without any cost to them. In their cowardly, sadistic game, anything that seems above par is automatically suspect, and must be labeled a fraud or conspiracy. Of course, their approach also spares them the work of investigating their claims before they make them. In its own way, their permanent, fraudulent negative is exactly as damaging to the public forum as a fraudulent positive. As for the Web of Trust community, these robo-cynics offer no useful information, at all, but damage and cheapen the discourse. I work in the computer consulting field, and for years have recommended WOT to my clients, but lately, am disinclined (as a result of Cubbon's case) to give WOT such weight in my recommendations-- there are other site-evaluation services available which do not automatically give greater weight to unsubstantiated, negative comments. As a constructive suggestion, WOT would do well not to publish negative comments by those who have no experience or direct knowledge of the site they attack. To quote WOT, "Be precise. Give evidence or example. Comment according to your real experiences..."

I think it is a good site if you are an internet entrepreneur and you want to get some new ideas about what you could do to make some bucks. I even got some ideas from that site that I am testing right now that look good therefore - I aprove of this site

I have been visiting this site for years and it has some brilliant information how to run a business from around the world. I don't understand the negative comments at all. I guess reading them, every site you visit would be classed as unsafe.

I've read numerous articles by Rob on this site and have found them helpful in learning about web design and creating income. I have yet to be charged or pay a fee for any content he's provided. I find his knowledge and experience valuable and worth the read. I haven't found any material on this site or on Udemy or YouTube that indicate I would "get rich quick" by following his advice as others warn. I highly recommend this site as one of your sources of information if you are new to web design and marketing.

"How to earn passive income by selling info-products ?". It sounds like a pyramid scheme or big scam, I don't know but it sounds very suspicious. ***** P.S : I will ignore your answer if you give me one.