Ty Cohen
reviews and complaints

I signed up for the Kindle Cash Flow. Under the agreement it had a 30 day money back guarantee. I would have never purchased it otherwise. After just a few days of looking the program over, I realized it wasn't the kind of program I thought it wand asked for my refund. They told me they don't have a refund! What? That is not what was said on the webinar or I would have never bought it for $997! I argued that that was not what was stated and I am way under the 30 days to get my refund. They would not refund so I disputed it on my credit card. I n the time the are investigating this charge, Kindle cash flow charges me ANOTHER $997! in a month! This is criminal! And I am still fighting this! He is a HUGE SCAM and I wish I never saw this man!

This fellow Ty Cohen is a snake oils salesman spamming people with bunch of crap offers from his affiliate links. Each and every day, it is another offer and never-ending email cycle of spam to get you to buy more products and programs that you don't need and more information as distraction that you can't remove yourself from because even after you do so, you still receive these spammed scams.

Worst of all, when Ty Cohen is not promoting another affiliate offer, he is busy ripping people off into joining his course and live event Kindle Cash Flow that is nothing but utter pure garbage to make money by spamming more craps on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing and ripping other people off who are actually doing the hard work with his dishonest deception in what he posts on freelancer websites that is becoming a well-known bad reputation of his. Ty Cohen is one of the biggest reasons why Amazon is now a spamland mine of pure craps from other spammers putting more craps out all competing against each other, when it used to be a clean marketplace of high-quality products from legitimate and credible people.

More folks need to come forward on exposing this con man Ty Cohen. He and all these affiliated con artist marketers need to be stopped from tricking and ripping people off with false promises of a better life only to better their own pockets because the real money is made in the teaching and the promising of you being able to make money and have a better life, going back to the cliche if it's too good to be true - it is.

The FTC must step in to investigating and taking action against his practices and claims, while Amazon KDP and other merchants need to ban his accounts and anything associated with Ty Cohen.

We all must vigilantly come together into relentless stopping these ever-growing online scams that are getting worse and bigger every day.

Avoid this scam artist, Ty Cohen, who likes to brag himself as the Kindle Cash King with his overpriced Kindle Cash Flow program. Anybody who appoints himself king as an ego bigger than their charlatan operation.

Ty Cohen is a serious scammy spammer, burning out endless emails every single day trying to get you to buy another product or join another course. Plus, he rips students and writers in profiting off of them.

WARNING: Don't even join Ty Cohen's or Platinum Millennium's (his company) list because you can't even remove yourself from his emails, because even after doing so, he spams you with countless ads and promotions along with and from his cronies.

Seriously, what an amateur...actually GREEDY amateur. I'm surprised his list isn't burned out yet or the FTC hasn't' gotten on his tail.

Ty Cohen is a hypocrite; he's always preaching that you need to take action and doing and not get hung up on information. Yet, he is the one constantly bombarding you with more and more marketing information all in attempts to earn his affiliate commission...advising crappy products that "he doesn't even take the time to go through himself" AS a student, among the myriad of other email marketers. These greedy marketers are selling their souls for some commission for people to tune out from anything they do, in other words, from a supporter to opponent.

Everybody is getting tired of these internet marketers pushing their email lists with $100+ up to $1000+ products (daily/weekly). In the world of the internet and YouTube, all the information are found for free, and more and more YouTubers are teaching even better stuff all for free, similarly to a Robinhood for information disrupting the trading industry.

The marketing world is evolving, and joining $1, 000+ courses are a thing of the past because these marketers are shooting themselves in the foot for the past few years since the idea of marketing online by teaching and creating their own competitors who will do the same, and soon, everybody will be oblivious to their marketing. These fly-by-night-like marketing tactics are shady only sending you stuff, when they want you to buy something.

It's not only scammy spammer Ty Cohen, but please avoid and report to expose all these leechy marketers' ways.