As far as I can tell from opting in to a Partner with Paul page or an affiliate’s page, and then following the bread trail for the past month or so, the final back end product or program being offered here is Carbon Copy Pro. I am sure there are multiple programs being promoted, at one point or another, but through the course of auto-responder e-mails I received, I was eventually taken to an affiliate Carbon Copy Pro sign up page.

“Request your work at home kit.” $9.95 plus shipping and handling, followed by a 14 day free trial, then you will be charged $39.95 to keep the “kit.” This is what is know as a funded proposal. People can easily pay the $49 total dollars to get the kit. Then in most cases, the last few pages will lead them toward the big ticket, back end sale. In this case that back end sale is Carbon Copy Pro.

This is a great strategy to use with marketing a big ticket affiliate program. Many folks other than the Partner with Paul group, are using a funded proposal to promote their program or product. A funded proposal just means that the commission from the front end sale item, in this case being the work at home kit, is enough to cover any advertising expenses. The a handful of those sales will upgrade to the big ticket item as pure profit. A funded proposal is a great way to lead people through the sales funnel and cover your costs at the same time.

So what about the internet famous Partner with Paul money proof videos, are they real? I would say absolutely. That’s a lot of money in pay per click too, something like $750,000 a year on Google alone. I’m sure this Paul person did not start there, but what a goal to reach for. Wonder how much of that work at home starter kit sales paid for his ad costs?

Getting down to the bottom line here. Can the Partner with Paul program help you to make money from home? Maybe. Just remember this, you will not be working with “Paul,” but with whatever person paid for the ad that got you involved. Hopefully they will be willing and able to assist you with getting set up for success. If not, then your chances at success, in my opinion are very low.

Most of these programs do function as they should , and may not be scams but without real guidance, getting them to create wealth for you will be real tough.