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Home » Reviews » Negative Reviews » Rocket Driver Review – Mobile Website Scam?

Rocket Driver Review – Mobile Website Scam?

Last Updated: April 2, 2018 //  by Amanda Dempsey

rocket-driver-scamName: Rocket Driver

Website: www.rocketdriver.com

Price: $199 + $99/month 30 days after

Overall Rating: 65/100

Let’s get something out of the way right off the bat. There is a distinct possibility you are reading this off of your mobile device.

Admit it.

It’s okay. We all get bored at a bus stop or at lunch, and have inevitably pull out this magical device that fits in our pockets that has an entire universe of knowledge, yet we use it to watch the latest YouTube videos and laugh at rednecks falling of ladders.

I am not the only one, this thing is too big for it to me just me, so do not dare judge.

But what if you could make money with this device? What if with just a little bit of time and effort you could just post a little mobile site and wait for people to touch a screen and put a few bucks in your bank account? But how real is that possibility?

Well, the nice people at RocketDriver claim to be able to do just that. Offering over 30 hours of video training, they claim that they have the “content” and “products” that you need to get your engine running. And I mean that literally, if you go to their site there is footage of engines, race cars, even a jet just to get your blood pumping. They even refer to their help desk as their “pit crew”. What more could you want from quality mobile site service?

If you want something a lot better, you can see the same exact program I use to make money online, which I’m sure you will find a lot more affordable and does not have you recruiting to make any money.

 

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Well, How Good is Their Quality?

If you look at the facts, there isn’t much. You spend $199.99 to start and only $99 a month 30 days after sign up. To be fair, they claim that this is $400 off the original price, but even for over half off, what is it that they provide?

Training & Support

Other than the before mentioned 30+ hours of video training, a CRM (that’s short for a Customer Relationship Management, a sort of communication and management tool), and a state of the art marketing suite! Sounds amazing right?

Do yourself (and your wallet) a huge favor and go ahead and google a little site called weebly.com. Now look at the templates they provide for a fraction of the cost. This is exactly what you are paying nearly $200 for.

I use a site called My Lead System Pro for my CRM but they also provide you with your own blog, amazing marketing training, and one heck of a compensation plan, so I think they will be a better fit for anyone looking to take their business to another level.

Yes, of course RocketDriver provides you with support and training, but let’s talk about exactly what type of training they offer. Since you have already geared up Google, might as well leave it out and just search “marketing strategy”. See that list you have there of article and YouTube videos you just pulled up for nothing more than the cost of your internet connection? That’s just about the exact training they will give you.

Yes, they are providing you a service, but the question is, is this a service that you necessarily NEED them for?

These tools and trainings are decent but this is not something like Wealthy Affiliate that offers actual training on how to build and run a real online business without owning a product.

Not only have they basically ripped off Weebly and are using very EXTREMELY basic marketing training, but the marketing material they DO provide is riddled with spelling and grammar errors. Believe me, it’s a bit difficult to be professional while having a site that teaches you “teh umportance of teh moneys”.

Okay, it’s not nearly that bad, but you get the idea.

So do they provide a service at all, or are they simply running a scam all around? Well, the truth is, they DO in fact provide the exact services they say they do.

However, at a 199 sign up and 99 a month after, what are you really paying for, exactly? While, yes, they do provide what is essentially a weebly clone, you DO in fact have total control over your site. They do not lie about that and you will have the ability to customize at will. So once you have your site, you can do whatever you think is necessary to attract the most traffic and make it as user friendly as you’d like.

After all, you WANT the person bored at the bus stop or lunch to look at their phone ready to give you their money.

But, again, it IS a weebly clone, so why would you want to pay $99 a month AFTER a $200 start up fee when you could get literally the exact same thing for just around $25? Do you see how this is started to make less and less sense?

Okay, so what about the videos and training that is provided?

Well, yes, they are there and, yes, it is over 30 hours, but, yes, these are pretty much all found on YouTube and Google.

So, what ARE you getting then?

To quote directly from the website itself “Businesses need to get mobile faster than ever, reselling mobile web solutions is one of the most lucrative offline businesses seen since the dot-com days of the 90’s.”

While that is in fact true, there was something you should probably keep in mind about the dot-com bubble of the 90’s…

…it burst.

Now, the good people at Rocket Driver mean well. They are all extremely polite and as helpful as can possibly be…that is until you bring up the whole Weebly thing, they tend to not like that.

Other than that, however, they actually are a good group of people who are relatively easy to reach and will in fact answer most if not all questions you have.

The issue here is not with the employees so much as the company itself.

Why charge so much for something someone could get so easily for so little? I mean, other than to make money, of course.

So, please, don’t judge this company on merit, they really do seem to be decent folks just making a dollar, just be aware that there ARE more effective and much MUCH cheaper ways to go about setting up a mobile site.

Always stay informed, and remember…if you ARE reading this while you are bored, please keep your credit card in your wallet. Eating is far more important that frivolous internet shopping…

…depending on the food.

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Category: Negative Reviews, Reviews

About Amanda Dempsey

I am a mother, a wife, an actress, a model, a writer and a business woman. Through my art, I find peace and the opportunity to make an impact in the world. Through my business, I find financial freedom and the ability to pursue my passion without going hungry. Learning that I had the gift of gab, I took the internet and began to develop my voice. A voice that will resonate throughout the clutter of the internet and make an impact, a mark, something to be remembered. Through my voice, my art, my passion, I will leave a legacy.

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  1. Tom Psillas

    May 2, 2018 at 12:59 am

    I would stay away from Rocket Driver at all costs. They are rude as hell.
    I have been looking at their program for over a month, so today I called them with a few questions I had.
    I call, someone answers. They talk fast. I say hi. They hang up on me.
    I call back. They hang up right away.
    I use their chat on their website, rocketdriver.com and tell the rep what happened. This guy Stu replies: We picked up the phone and couldn’t hear you. Then he responds: It happens. No big deal. We have been in business since 2011.
    I reply: I think I’ll pass on you guys. You are too rude. Not acceptable.
    He replies: No reason to be frightened. We are not a horror movie.

    Let me ask you. Would you want to work with a company, like that? Do they have so many resellers that they do not care anymore?
    If that is how they are before you even sign up, imagine how they will treat you later when they have your hard earned money, mess up your clients’ websites and say, “No big deal”.
    Run like crazy. I can get free training on YouTube and build the client websites in house.
    NEXT!

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    • QueenKleen

      July 4, 2018 at 6:16 am

      If you are looking for honest and fair answers about Rocket Driver, I am here for you to connect with. RD is a real business opportunity and it allows you to posture yourself against any web digital agency in your city. The platform is 100% better than WordPress and is composed of Zurb Foundation for the frontend and Facebook React Native for the backend to make it responsive. The training is sound for those who want to position themselves as an alpha in the industry; therefore, they don’t pull punches. Realistically you will need 2 solid weeks to go through the training because it is long but necessary. Simultaneously, you need to line up sales so don’t wait until you finish training, earn your investment back in the same week by closing a deal. If you are comfortable building the website yourself, just sign up for Dudaone which is the platform RD uses. Just know that Dudaone does not give you training on the business side, therefore, Rocket Driver is a powerful tool to learn the industry and how to posture yourself at least for your 1st year. It is also good accountability to keep you focused. My recommendation is to sign up for both Rocket Driver and Dudaone and use the option of RD or the other partners listed on Dudaone’s website to build the actual websites for your customers. You can save money on the development costs by using outside web designers who specialize in using the Dudaone platform.

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  2. tony

    April 2, 2018 at 1:31 pm

    You guys kill me with this crazy review stuff.

    1. Did the person “reviewing” the opportunity and the software actually spend the $200 to gain access to the program for 30 days? If not, this “review is worthless. You can’t be basing your conclusion on anything of substance.

    2. If the reviewer did fork over the $200 for the setup and first month’s access, did they then actually put forth the effort to work the program? If not, then again, worthless review.

    3. If you are not willing to spend $200 to check out a business opportunity for a month, then you simply don’t have the mindset to own and operate a business properly. If someone with an employee mindset could just spend $200 and get rich….do I even need to finish that statement.

    4. They are selling you a tool, maybe some technical, sales and emotional support to be in their group. But the key thing here is no matter what they are providing you, it’s just a tool. You need a hammer to build a house, but you can’t just purchase a hammer and the hammer builds the house for you. You have to actually swing the hammer (work). On top of that, you need more tools than just a hammer to build that house. So no matter how good their tool is, you will need other tools, ie you will have to spend additional money. Realistic expectations.

    5. There is no guarantee of success. If that were the case, it would be a job. Running a business entails assuming risk. If a couple of hundred dollars is too large of a risk for you, then you need to stay an employee. And this comment is not meant to be an insult to the employee status. There’s nothing wrong with being an employee. But if you take an employee mindset into a business you’ve already lost that game.

    Try calling McDonalds and ask them if you can test drive a franchise for a month for $200 and they’ll humiliate you with laughter. It sounds so stupid when I say it out loud. You get what you pay for.

    6. No matter what their tool is, you still have to sell something. There are very, very, very few people who are actually good at sales. If you are not good at sales, then starting any business that requires that you sell something, no matter how small the startup costs, then you shouldn’t even think about “starting a business”.

    If you intend to run a business then you need to come to the realization that you will constantly lose money testing things out before you get the system right.

    If your curious to see if this program works, then spend the $200 and work your tail off for a month and decide if it has enough potential to justify another $100 for the second month. If it does, work it another month, if not cancel. If you work hard and it doesn’t work out for you, I’m 100% positive that the education you will get over that month or two will be worth more than the couple hundred bucks you will have spent. At the very least it will give you important insights into your next potential business endeavor.

    But if the thought of losing $200 or $300 dollars to test out the program for a few months, then you are not emotionally suited to run a business.

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    • John

      April 9, 2018 at 7:35 am

      Can you tell me what EXACTLY are the tools provided here Tony? There are literally thousands of other sites out there that have these so called “tools” and the prices are of course all different. I have seen it all my man but what makes Rocket Driver so different and worth the $200 compared to others that offer it for a lot cheaper? Everyone uses the whole Mcdonald’s story but you are not selling burgers or offering anything close to what Mcd’s has to offer. Please stop with the comparing a real franchise to something online because they are two completely different things.

      Do you need a any of the appliances that Mcd’s has to run an online business? No.

      Do you need an actual building? No.

      Everyone uses the same comparison and it’s really stupid as they are not the same besides the fact that they are a business. Compare an online business to another online business. What about Amazon, Ebay, or even a regular blog like one of the 5 I run?

      The online world is a completely different animal and I run a very successful online business for $49/month. So can you please tell me what $200 can get you because I’m really curious as to what can possibly be better than what I use to run my business.

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  3. Josh

    September 13, 2017 at 10:55 am

    I was a rocketdriver partner for a year. They straight up lie to their partners. They act as they have their own platform when they are building on Dudamobile and push manipulative sales tactics as your sales method to make cold calls and get business. Their developers don’t speak english the whole operation is a joke. They pride themselves on providing us entrepreneurs with sales people and applicants, when 9 out of the 10 resumes they provided were not even remotely qualified for sales. If you are good at being a sleazy salesman then this could work for you, but most likely wont.

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    • QueenKleen

      March 31, 2018 at 10:26 am

      If you were smart, you would have kept Rocket Driver for their really awesome training and build your own websites on Dudaone’s platform. RD is not a scam and they really coach people how to make money. I made $4500 profit off of just one website and my profit margins on my other sites are really good too. Through all the services that I offer in my consultancy, I make the most money off of these websites. RD also lets you know what new technology is being offered in the marketplace for web development so it’s a win-win for you to upsell your customers. Just don’t buy leads from them.

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  4. David

    August 20, 2016 at 10:23 am

    I looked over this opportunity very closely and I am afraid there are too many open ended questions and the ad they put in Craigslist makes me wonder.

    Where do the leads really come from and how many do they give you? How qualified are they? Why do you have to pay them $199 and then $99 a month if their product is so great!

    I do have a program with an honest company and they will pay you $100 a lead and you never have to sell anything.

    Goodbye Labor Force Now or Rocket Driver!

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    • Pablo

      August 23, 2016 at 4:00 pm

      what company david pays $100 lead?

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    • Jay

      August 25, 2016 at 12:08 pm

      More or less I had the questions that David you have posted. I have attended the webinar of rocker driver conducted by Ed kelly who seemed an enthusiastic and interesting guy but I left the webinar after 20 minutes because I thought it was prerecord cause I asked a question and for 2 to 3 minutes it was getting approved by the moderator.It was not a necessary for them to answer my questions right away however they could have acknowledged them but they didn’t do thus I had a reason to assume that webinar was prerecorded .Moreover I was logged in by my Facebook ID and in the chat room I was the only person Thus my assumption get little more stronger. Anyways asking question and getting answers were of the far fetched deal as they couldn’t even acknowledged my questions so I left webinars after doing some internet research on this organisation for which I got more negative views than the positive ones.

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    • Rene

      September 3, 2016 at 3:21 am

      Dan what company pays for lrads?

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      • Rene

        September 3, 2016 at 3:22 am

        I meant leads*

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    • ericka luke

      September 5, 2016 at 4:26 am

      I would like to know to what company pays you $100 per lead with no selling required

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    • Lana

      September 9, 2016 at 1:38 pm

      Hi David can you share what company you’re referring to that pays $100 per lead

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    • QueenKleen

      March 31, 2018 at 10:33 am

      I can give you an honest view about their leads. Sometimes you can get 100 leads for a $100 on sale but David Sprague’s Lead Kahuna teaches you how to source your leads with all the same info you’d get from Rocket Driver and automatically email from their system. I would not recommend their leads because they are not scrubbed to ensure they are current or accurate. However, the selling opportunity is great if you really want a solid business model to make money. Many businesses need the service and RD will build the websites for you. Training is every week on Thursday, at 5PM EST. It is really comprehensive and you can make a lot of money once you have taken the time to get through training.

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  5. pablo

    August 9, 2016 at 9:50 am

    all the good feed backs left here are the same people working in their office collecting $200 bucks from suckers. if it sounds to good to be true? its a scam!!

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  6. Hank

    July 30, 2016 at 8:12 am

    I have literally just partnered with Rocket Driver after much research. In just starting to go through the training, I can’t wait to really get going. In my opinion, this is going to prove to be an outstanding opportunity! I have had my own business before and have found if you don’t treat it like a business you’ll never get off the ground. Get up and Work!!

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  7. Dan

    July 27, 2016 at 2:27 am

    I put in over $500 with them, overall, thinking that it was to good to be true.It was not even close.They lied.

    What is the best way I can get a refund from them, under false pretenses?

    If you would like more details from please contact me, I will give you the details on why I canceled them.

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    • Tammy

      July 29, 2016 at 3:45 am

      I would like more information please

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    • A

      August 6, 2016 at 7:40 am

      HI Dan,

      I just started by paying the $200. Would you please share with me what you found out. I am feeling like I may have been duped :(.

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    • Steff

      August 13, 2016 at 6:38 am

      Hi there. Sorry to hear and I would also like to know why you cancelled. I’ve beentered considering joining…

      Reply
    • James Smith

      August 16, 2016 at 3:47 am

      email me at jsmith3836@yahoo.com Dan I would like to know why this didnt work for you.

      Reply
    • Sal

      October 3, 2016 at 10:49 am

      Why did you cancel with rocket driver? Is it a scam?

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    • Leigh

      November 4, 2016 at 3:43 am

      I’ve been going back and forth with this opportunity for a week now. Can you give me a little more of your experience. I’ve been in sales a long time, but long story short I’m now sitting in a cubicle for $13.00 an hour. ( long story ). Before I take the plunge, and spend the money I would really like to hear from people who actually partnered with them.

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    • Philip J Kriser

      November 28, 2016 at 9:50 am

      Dan, I tired to get my money back but they contested and the bank reversed it back to them. They threatened me with lawyers and I went ahead. I can’t find the landing page where I signed up to show the bank what a Big Fat Lie there hook is, not even close to their reality. It is a Big Scam. If you know how to actually get the money back, I am definitely interested in help. Thanks

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    • Scottie

      December 31, 2016 at 12:13 pm

      Hi Hank,It’s Dec 30th and you you posted you just started training July 30th.Can you tell me how your new business is going?I’m thinking about investing my time to start up.Thanks

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  8. Javier Carpenter

    July 14, 2016 at 4:00 am

    Scam is the wrong word. Misleading delusions of making a lot of money for a platform that doesn’t work is more like it. It’s more like empty promises. This is an impossible sell. Trust me, I’ve sold everything in the past and have always been lead guy everywhere I’ve sold. The reason it’s an impossible sell is because the prospect either already has a mobile site–or–they only want their web guy to do it for them. Even if you get them interested–which you won’t–they will have to go back to their web guy for all their site passwords etc and he will talk them out of it. Forget selling ice to eskimos, that’s possible. This is the equivalent of trying to sell a glass of water to a drowning victim. AVOID

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    • Bill Tunning

      July 14, 2016 at 4:07 am

      Exactly. Point in case they won’t give you any references because they “don’t want to bother their clients” with a million calls. That’s a lame excuse that spells–we have no clients.

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    • Jane

      December 14, 2016 at 9:46 am

      Couldn’t disagree with you more about who is willing to purchase a website. There are plenty of businesses that need a websites especially the Mom and Pop businesses. After the development costs for Rocket Driver you set the fees and the website is done for you unlike Weebly or Wix. This opportunity was a no brainer to me. I was selling websites and Internet Marketing services as a rep with another company but that company couldn’t create the sites within a month and were too expensive for my customers. Rocket Driver creates the site with the customer’s information provided and can get them up and running within 2 weeks. These sites are better looking than Weebly. I just tried to make edits to a customer’s website by changing the HTML codes as a favor but will now have them sign up with me to have Rocket Driver create a new site. HTML coding is difficult and not for the beginner so pay someone to do it. The author of this article is quite confused because she thinks that Rocket Driver is selling their websites directly to the public for $199 upfront and $99 per month but they are not. Rocket Driver either offers an opportunity to become a sales rep and get connected to those who are doing this as a business or allows you to purchase this as a business. For all the analytics that they provide I am really glad that I found them. I needed a solution to provide for my business clients and this opportunity for only $199 upfront and $99 ongoing is the least expensive I know to have an actual business. I paid over $7500 this year for another online opportunity and had I known about this, I would have got this first to make money to support my other business endeavor. You don’t need to purchase any leads from them at all. You can use your own contacts or just call on businesses or do Craigslist ads.

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      • Kee

        May 12, 2017 at 10:55 am

        Hello how is rocket driver coming along for you? What’s the best way yo get real good leads? And need help getting off the ground…what’s your suggestions?

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    • Josh

      September 13, 2017 at 11:01 am

      This is so true, very accuratley put. I started with them last August, and all the business I received was form word of mouth and referrals, none from cold calling and using their deceptive and impossible methods. After 5 websites and a rediculous time trying to deal with their developers, i started designing the websites myself. I actually became quite good at developing on their platform. It isnt even their platform like they say it is, its Duda Mobile, look them up, all the same features and functions with a lower monthly fee, what does that tell you?

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  9. D

    May 21, 2016 at 1:35 am

    You know what people, we all have to work for a living. I have worked for national companies who promise you the pie in the sky and you got nothing but headaches. They pay you to do the work and you have no support and your customers are frustrated because all their work is done overseas where they don’t understand English or speak it.
    This is one of the best company to work for if you do your part you will succeed. Think of all the money a corporate company makes and what do you get? Here you own it and you call the shots. If you want to give it away for $50. and you make nothing because you a filthy rich and don’t need the money go ahead.
    It sounds to me like you are all a bunch of complainers and will never see the whole picture.
    I hope you all find your dream jobs.

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    • Eric Steproe

      June 15, 2016 at 8:29 am

      How much have you made with this ooprtunity.

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    • Josh

      September 13, 2017 at 11:02 am

      The “developers” who work for Rocket Driver are all overseas and do not speak english. This is a fact.

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  10. Joseph

    December 29, 2015 at 5:54 pm

    Well, this is like any other opportunity, you have some people that will take the Rocket Driver platform and make a lot of money with it because there is a huge market for it!

    You will have lots of people that will call it a scam because they do not know how to take the program/platform and make money with it.

    This review states that all you get is a website you can get cheaper at Weebly, bad training, and a kind of/ sort of CRM..

    Those claims are absurd! Obviously, they did not pay attention to the full video or they would know the facts!

    What are the facts?

    You get a well thought out and structured business opportunity that can make you a lot of money.. IF and ONLY If you know how to run a business and you understand how to sell and hire your own sales team and manage a Company..

    You are paying $199 down and $99/month for the following:

    1) Website and Hosting of a professional looking website that you customize with your own logo, business information, and 100 themes to choose from! This is the site you give to prospects & customers.. The site is up within a couple days. I went through the site and it looks professional to me.

    2) Access to employees (salespeople) with resumes and work experience. You select the employees you want. If you want to run your own Craigslist ads you can, you can select which approach works best for you!

    3) Training videos, again that information is there to help you get started! If you don’t need them, don’t use them! If your so good, create your own training videos! It’s up to you as a business owner to train as you please, or hire a sales professional to handle that part of your business.

    4) Profesional CRM! The article bashed it, but did they even try it? Come on folks, a CRM is very simple, it’s a software to store contact information (Names, numbers, calendar to plan calls, and a place for notes and action items).

    If you don’t like theirs, then buy your own, nobody will force you to use it. It’s there free of charge so you don’t have to purchase one in your own!

    5) Free Lead Generation source and tools to target only companies that don’t have mobile friendly sites! Try to duplicate this one! Good luck! This is valuable because targeted leads ARE NOT CHEAP!

    6) Email Marketing software and program to allow you to conduct email campaigns with analytics built in. This will help you drive traffic to your site and boost sales. Again, if you don’t like theirs, then pay for a service online to do it for you or pay monthly for access to similar software! The point is, that it is available if you need it or want it..

    7) Back office to track sales. This is very important and it looks good to me! A place for the business owner to track all sales with various reports. Also, a place for sales professionals to track their personal sales.

    If you want to build your own excel spreadsheets for tracking purposes, have at it, I doubt it will be better than what they are giving you for free! With login capability you won’t have with the home made spreadsheets, but yes you can throw out on on google drive.. But why not use what’s there for you! Up to you, it’s your business! Run it like you want! Select the tools you want!

    8) Designers to build the mobile friendly sites! The cost is only $50. Would you rather build them yourself? Or, would you rather hire an employee to build them for you? I think not! All you have to do is focus on sales. To me, that’s pretty awesome!

    So, that is what you get for $199 down and $99/month.

    Would you rather generate all of these parts individually, and make your own training videos and place ads and hire your own employees! Then pay for the CRM software, pay for a website and hosting, pay for all your leads, pay for email campaign management services, pay for a sakes tracking software or build it yourself, and hire designers to build all your mobile friendly sites!

    Well, you can most certainly do that! But I doubt very seriously if you will save any money doing this, and I know you will not save any time…

    So, if you can do all of this and it’s so simple, and it’s so easy, then don’t purchase the Rocket Driver platform. Build your own!

    Then come back to this comment section and tell us how long it took you, and how much you spent out of your pocket and how much monthly you are paring!

    But please people, if you have a better solution, let us know so we can buy yours! Because everybody here tries to make it sound so simple…

    I am not affiliated with Rocket Driver at all. I watched the same video everybody else did and responded to the same Craigslist ad everyone else did!

    I just happen to have a lot of sales experience and experience running virtual call centers as well as in field sales!

    I liked what I saw and I will take advantage of the offer! And I will come back and report my findings. And I know that I can make this work. If you can’t, and you don’t see the vision! Or you like reinventing wheels, then have fun and DIY…

    And remember Henry Ford said:

    If you think you can, You can!

    If you think you can’t, You’re right!

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    • frank

      January 20, 2016 at 8:58 am

      I just want to know how is it working out for you im strongly considering this as a side venture but hire a team and have it performanced based

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      • giovanni

        April 20, 2016 at 3:16 am

        i’ve made over $2k in my first 10 days with rocket driver. Granted, it took me about 5-7 days to get through material. But the opportunity is there and if you can make $2k in 10 days…who says you can’t make $10k every thirty days….ALSO. even if there training videos were on youtube or you can find the selling tactics by a google search who cares…do you know how much time they are saving you by putting everything in one place and into a sequential format. That is worth $200 alone because if you went to find the info by doing your own research you would get exhausted. They have condensed and simplified the opportunity and i believe they should be rewarded for providing an opportunity to people…if i’m making $10k a month (just by myself) i have no problem paying them $99 to build websites for me!

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        • giovanni

          April 20, 2016 at 3:19 am

          while everyone else sits here debating and doing nothing but chat, there are other people making money with this! Gotta get back to work! Goodbye!

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          • Steff

            August 13, 2016 at 6:43 am

            Thank you for sharing! I’ve been optimistic trying to get in but these comments make me doubt. However, I do believe in hard work and it pays off! So thank you. Would be nice to k.i.t with someone who’s already earning. Have you made more since?

        • Kee

          May 12, 2017 at 11:03 am

          Hello how is rocket driver coming along for you? What’s the best way yo get real good leads? And need help getting off the ground…what’s your suggestions?

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    • Eric Steproe

      June 15, 2016 at 8:31 am

      HOW Much have you made with this opportunity. I have emailed back and forth with this company and I will tell you they are rude and unprofessional I would never do business with them. They also go under the name Labor Force Now

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    • Eliyahu Crossin

      June 22, 2016 at 11:57 am

      Thanks for the input. Did you ever take advantage of the offer? Curious if it met your expectations. Thanks, Eli

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  11. Amanda

    December 13, 2015 at 2:52 am

    To all those asking who to outsource to: (1) You make a connection with incredible designers on Upworks. Also, Fiverr has some great designers. You won’t get it for $5 like most Fiverr services but you can negociate a good deal with some great designers. In addition, you can Also make a connection with designers on Elance.

    As far as finding your own sales team, the internet is full of them. Craigslist is a great place to start but Backpages and several others are great too. I even pulled 3 incredible sales reps from the Thrifty Nickel. It’s marketing. Use all your resources.

    Yes, Rocket Driver gives you sales people but call them. You’ll see that 90% of them have no clue What you’re talking about nor do they want to do the work. When I asked Rocket Driver about this they said I needed to “Sale” the job to them. I never hired not one person from Rocket Driver.

    The websites Rocket Driver builds for your clients are good…. If your pay the extra prices for all the “extra” costs.

    They do what they say they are going to do but they do not give the quality they promise. And their fees are astronomical. The only people making profit are the people that take the shabby resources given and turn them into great resources.

    There is money to be made in this market… You just have to be smart about it.

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  12. CatServant

    December 5, 2015 at 8:57 am

    Here is what you need to duplicate the RocketDriver offer for yourself:

    Google “convert any website to mobile” (bMobilized seems good for white label converting but there are other choices),
    Google “free CRM” (freeCRM.com seems good & has an email & sms marketing suite included), CraigsList for employees,
    Your own domain (which RocketDriver says you have to provide anyway),
    Build your own site on that domain or have someone from Fiverr.com do it for you very cheap,
    Paypal for payment processing (you can even get a credit card swiper attachment for your phone from them),
    Google “mobile website sales script” for assorted pitches.
    There you go!

    This all took less than 15 minutes to come up with, lol, and No $199 down + $1200 a year!

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  13. BEKELE

    November 17, 2015 at 11:56 am

    I am going to sign up as an entrepreneur so that Rocket Driver will place sales people who would work for my company. I think that is why they are charging you $199.00 + 99.00 ( monthly fee) on regular basis. I have viewed and read some of the comments but one of the comment was confirming that Rocket Driver is not a scam. “They are doing better websites and their designs look like attractive”. I am sure if Rocket Driver wants to stay longer in business and they don’t cheat their clients rather they will continue innovating new ideas and serve the public in good faith so as the company shall grow accordingly.

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  14. Michael

    October 15, 2015 at 6:06 am

    It’s far worse than that. I was one of their brand partners. Try charge you a ton to make the sites, then you have to pass that cost on to prospects–often charging thousands of dollars to make any real profit. The small businesses can’t afford it. When I called them up to point this out, they told me to “target the steel industry then.”

    Further, their partner support is so bad I had to call pretending to want to sign up, just to get them on the phone. They have run scam companies in the past and just changed the name to keep up with complaints.

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    • Scott

      October 23, 2015 at 7:12 am

      They say it’s $50 (standard) or $250 (premium) to create the websites. The only difference they discussed was on the residual hosting revenue: keep 50% in the standard model, 100% in the premium model. There’s a lot that didn’t make sense, frankly. They do state something important up front: that they are more interested in residuals off the hosting than the front-end cost of development. The residual of $99/month for “entrepreneurs” is the residual they seem to be most interested. Their Craig’s List ad is deceptive and went out of the way to say it wasn’t a pay-to-play scheme. They get around that by tell those interested in only the “sales” aspect of this to send a resume and cover letter to laborforcenow.com. Quite clever actually.

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      • Elizabeth Sloan

        October 27, 2015 at 9:02 am

        “Their Craig’s List ad is deceptive and went out of the way to say it wasn’t a pay-to-play scheme. They get around that by tell those interested in only the “sales” aspect of this to send a resume and cover letter to laborforcenow.com. Quite clever actually.”

        Pretty typical scheme. It’s one out of a playbook that gets used a lot and people fall for it because after one is sold on the idea then one wants to get the most out of it. Right? And, at least they weren’t lying if they do give you a non-paying option (though they downplay that option completely).

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      • Matt

        February 11, 2016 at 4:29 am

        Sounds like you nailed it a bait and switch

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    • Kim

      November 28, 2015 at 6:20 am

      Michael I would like more info I am not sure what to do here I have been looking for the bad on this company and have not seen a lot of I was concerned when I saw the disclaimers and as the entrepreneur I would be responsible if anything happened and the website did not work I would have to pay to fix it. Or refund the client could happen. So this is something I would think as the designers would stand behind their work. So that makes me nervous. I like the concept and am really good as sales but may need to keep looking. I do love the idea and know its a needed service from everything I have looked at. there are ways and companies who are doing for less. And other for a lot more. I just want a legit company to work from home for. I don’t have a lot of options but don’t want to be stupid either.

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  15. John

    September 10, 2015 at 5:16 am

    Also, the job ad they post on Craigslist asks you to sign up for a “life” seminar, given every single hour. It is, of course, pre-recorded but made to seem live. I know it’s marketing but it’s annoying.

    During the “live” chart, which lasts about forty minutes, you see a clip of a guy putting his car in an elevator in a luxury building. They took this from this YouTube video:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNXpgT285ps

    Anyway, that all does not mean they’re a “scam,” as you already explained. However, you did not talk about the fact that, as they say, they will give you salespeople. If you were to make your own weebly site, would it be as easy to get sales people? Also, if a business owner pay you to put up a mobile site for him, how would you make it?

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    • Amanda Dempsey

      September 10, 2015 at 7:31 pm

      I noticed that, too. About the video. I knew I had seen it someplace before but couldn’t put my finger on it. lol Thanks for sharing!!

      As far as salespeople, yes they give you a list of random people that went through the “live” seminar and requested more information. These people are not prescreened. Some have never done sales in their life. I spend more time training the sales team they gave me than actually making any sales. It was a nightmare! Honestly, if you do go about using RocketDriver, just recruit your own team. This way you can post an ad specifying the qualities you want in a team. It still be hard but will be much better than what they give you.

      As far as once you make a sale: How the have it set up is that you go into the back office and give them the details of the site you need built. Basically, you are the middle man. You market and secure the client. You handle the money. They make the website for you. Now their sites are not that bad. They are a decent quality. I’ve seen worse and I’ve seen better but I was happy with their design team, as a whole. Once they finish designing the site, you give the links to the client and call it a done deal.

      The concept as a whole is fantastic. The execution is horrible. I, honestly, would not use RocketDriver. I was very displeased with the “training” and “marketing materials” they gave and very displeased with the “website” they give you, etc. I feel it would less expensive to make your own site and then outsource to other designers once you make a sale, if this is route you are wanting to take.

      I hope this helps answer your questions!

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      • Greg Sain

        November 19, 2015 at 2:05 pm

        I am just seeing this for the first time from an ad on Craigslist.

        What company would you recommend?

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        • John

          November 19, 2015 at 9:46 pm

          In regards to what Greg?

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          • Kim

            November 28, 2015 at 6:23 am

            Who would you recommend to outsource to? I believe is his question I to am interested in that idea.

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