Hi Tom. Thanks a lot for stopping by and leaving your comment. I do share your feeling of disgust. Unfortunately, ClickBank and other marketplaces aren’t really giving any care about guys like Shawn Josiah. They have always alibi, that he sells some kind of “value” and therefore he is not considered a SCAM. Even though, everyone who sees a bot through, knows he is. Therefore, people like me and other honest marketers, need to put in our hard work and inform newbies. When authorities such as CB, lack transparency, responsibility and honesty, we need. to step in. I hope I will help as many people as possible. Creating profitable, sustainable, and honest online business possible is still possible. Cheers

Hey Chas. You are right. If someone is proud of their work, because it helps others to create passive income for instance (as Shawn Josiah claims) there is no reason to hide the products on his website. Secondly, his Email Profit Academy is already unavailable. So, the same will happen with Perpetual Income 365 and basically any program he will create in the future. His programs are JUST HYPE and will disappear. The worst impact it will have on people who bought it, as they invested in it already and might have live websites leveraging incomes, followers, etc. It is really crap, what he is doing. Unfortunately, he is not the only one. Way more successful guys are doing this for decades. Thinking of Jono Armstrong, John Thornhill or Cindy Donovan. Too bad, ClickBank or other marketplaces just don’t care. I guess unless they make money out of naive, and not informed newbies, why should they, right? Very bad! Happily, there is still Wealthy Affiliate, with honest, supportive, and in-depth training and knowledge that is literally EVERGREEN. Being here since 2007 and still rocking it, says it all. Anyone, looking for sustainable business, has to be there. Cheers

WOW. I’ve seen plenty of scams online over the last few years, but dear me. Shawn Josiah has to be one of the worst I’ve ever seen.

The claims you say he’s making about being a seven figure earner, working in Netflix, his programs saying you can earn over $200 when you can’t and his other claims are a disgrace.

I hope he gets caught and banned from doing what he’s doing.

Great article and keep sharing and exposing these fraudsters.

All the best,

Tom

Hi Tatiana. It is definitely not sufficient to provide his income as proof of being legit, because that money could be not net money, meaning he needs to deduct a certain amount from this revenue on ads, which Shawn definitely does. Secondly, a lot of this money is from his students, as yo can read a letter in my post. The reason, why he still operates online, is that many people are naive and don’t do their research before purchasing something ( I was the same 4 years ago). I really hope to help as many people as possible with my review. I mean, now with simple Google research you can find what Shawn Josiah is doing and that he is far from being a legit guy. Cheers
Julius

Thank you for this detailed review on Shawn Josiah. It certainly sounds like there are too many red flags!
The first red flag for me was the fact that his product were not listed on his website! Basically, his business is not the added value that he should be offering via his products but claiming how much money he has made. Is that really sufficient proof to claim that one can teach someone else do the same?

Also, no review on TrustPilot and only negative reviews on YouTube? I mean, I don’t even know how he manages to still have any money when there is no online indication of a success story.

I truly hope that people considering buying his products will get to read your review first. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Tatiana