Not being one who is quick to leap at any get rich quick plan, I felt that the product advertised would work so I spent literally $47 of the last $52 I had to my name. Stupid move on my part.

First off Mr. Wallace spent 20 minutes talking about how unscrupulous the Internet "gurus" are when it comes to honesty...something he himself should explore as he made the same bold claims as they do.

Secondly, the product simply didn't work the way Mr. Wallace described nor was it anywhere near as easy to use as he described.

Third after multiple attempts to contact the company for assistance I have received no contact after one month and only continue to receive further sales letters for other products...something Mr. Wallace has in common with the other "gurus" he talks about.

The company has no source of contact for customer service and even the publisher who promotes the product (who I won't name) has no contact info for the company...or will not share it...I am not sure which it is.

I know that one needs to be on their guard for products and people like this and I am disappointed in myself for falling into this trap and hope that I can help others avoid the same mistake I did.

It's simple. Do not trust Mr. Wallace or his product Auto Traffic Monopoly