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Just an update to let you all know I have not dropped off the face of the earth.

Things are so jammed right now, and the holiday inflow is only making it worse. At home, well, it has not been ideal either, so let me just say “#^$&”!

BUT, the good thing is I have actually been able to be productive the last couple weeks, and one of the things that is happening is, I am finally able to take all these custom gpt’s I have had laid out on “paper” so to speak, and actually make them a reality this last week.

I have already made 7, and am still tweaking and testing, and will be packaging them up for sale in the shops in the next days.

I still have at least another 7 ideas laid out that I will work on next.

The one I am most loving right now, and wish I had all the years before this, is my Hype Buster. So far it has given me the deep down on the products I have already bought (to test it) and has been truly accurate, so I am most likely going to be releasing that in the next few days, as well as some other cool gifts and perks.

Below is what you can expect from my Hype Buster GPT, the url of the product is visable. Because this is quite long, I have added the url, instead of the paste up the bot asked for, and as you can read below, if the url is private (aka encripted) you will need to paste the copy into the bot:

URL»> https://viplaunch.net/the-golden-code

Looks like I couldn’t open that page directly — either it’s restricted, geo-blocked, or the content is behind a login/funnel gate.

No problem though — just copy and paste the sales page text, or give me a quick rundown of what you see on it (headline, key promises, video/script, etc.).

Once I’ve got that, I’ll give you the plain-English breakdown: what it’s selling, who it’s targeting, and whether it smells like solid value or digital snake oil. 🧠💥

PASTE UP REMOVED…

Alright, here’s the no-fluff breakdown of “The Golden Code.”

Here’s what this actually says

Product type: Training + likely a SaaS tool (their disclaimer: “The Golden Code is a software as a service (SaaS)”) sold via WarriorPlus.
Core pitch: A “unique, never-before-shared” way to build passive income with free traffic, no list, no ads, and no experience, allegedly working for 2+ years. Claims $273/day, 3-figure daily commissions, results in 72 hours, and <30 minutes/day “maintenance.”
Mechanism (vaguely described): “Online + offline” twist that sends traffic to “simple monetized pages,” and a global sales giant (one of the world’s 5 richest companies) does the selling for you — almost certainly affiliate commissions via a major marketplace (Amazon/Walmart/etc.), but the exact method is never spelled out.
What you actually get:
“Over-the-shoulder” videos
Case studies ($643 in 7 days; $3,531/mo recurring)
“Toolbox” and “Traffic Domination” training
Bonuses with more “traffic” and “passive income” angles
Guarantee: 30-day, but conditional; and refund cancels SaaS access immediately.

Who this is really for

Beginners chasing a quick, low-effort affiliate income angle without building a list or paying for ads; also intermediate affiliates hoping for a new traffic source. If you need specifics, compliance guidance, or a durable brand-building strategy, this page isn’t talking to you.

The copy tricks (and what’s missing)

Vague mechanism: Lots of “unique twist,” “offline + online,” “global giant” talk — no concrete steps, platforms, or screenshots of the actual process.
Speed & ease promises: “72 hours,” “20 minutes per day,” “set & forget.” Classic honey.
Authority borrowing: “2+ years of results,” “students in 3 days,” “lifetime access,” but no verifiable proof shown on-page (no real names for students, no merchant dashboards, no timestamped case studies).
FOMO & urgency: “Warning price rises,” “special offer,” “82% off,” “limited time.”
Inconsistencies/typos: Repetition, misspellings (“ccommissions,” “IIs”), and boilerplate structure typical of many WarriorPlus funnels.
Escape hatch disclaimers: A long earnings disclaimer + conditional guarantee that demands “clear cut evidence you’ve done the work” before refund, and the SaaS gets shut off upon refund. That’s… convenient for them.

Red Flags | Grey Areas | Green Lights

Red Flags

Overpromises: “Results in 72 hours,” “set & forget,” “$273/day,” “3+ figures daily,” “no selling, no list, no ads.” That’s a lot of upside with essentially no tradeoffs.
Blind copy: The actual method is never named. No platform named, no funnel map, no example page, no traffic source specifics beyond “free” and “offline + online.”
Guru staples: Fake scarcity/urgency cues, “never-before shared” claim, rinse-and-repeat framing, and copy/paste promise.
Proof problems: “2+ years of consistent results” and “students in 3 days” are unsubstantiated. Case study numbers are unverified.
Refund gotchas: Conditional guarantee + SaaS access terminated on refund. That’s friction against getting your money back.
Compliance risks: If this leans on Amazon/major retailer affiliate programs, there are strict TOS about traffic sources, cloaking, and page structure. The page provides zero compliance guidance (red flag for beginners).
Platform & positioning: WarriorPlus MMO offer + “set & forget passive income” language = high hype category with a rough track record.

Grey Areas

SaaS mention: If there’s actual software that builds pages or automates traffic posting, it could provide utility — but we have no feature list, no demo, no UI shots.
Creators named: Anthony Mancuso & Paul Nicholls are named, which is better than faceless offers — but no LinkedIn, company address, or verifiable business entity shown on-page.
Refund exists: There is a 30-day window, even if conditional.

Green Lights

Clear disclaimers: They do include a robust earnings disclaimer (responsible, albeit CYA).
Training + tools bundle: For a very low ticket, even basic walkthroughs can help raw beginners learn fundamentals, if the method is real.
Focus on real-world demand: If the method truly piggybacks large marketplaces, there is buyer intent — the question is execution and compliance.

Hype Score (Scam-O-Meter)

8.5 / 10 — “This smells like a BS buffet.”

Heavy promises, light specifics, classic funnel tropes, conditional refund, and SaaS access pulled on refund. Could there be some workable tactic inside? Maybe. But the risk of recycled tactics + traffic vagueness is high.

Due diligence (do this before you touch your wallet)

Ask for specifics, in writing:

Which platform(s)? (e.g., Amazon Associates? Walmart? eBay? Another network?)
What exactly is the “offline” component? (Flyers? Local lead gen? Insert cards? Partnerships?)
What are the traffic sources (by name), and how are they compliant with the platform’s TOS?

See the goods:

Module list with timestamps; tool feature list; demo video of the SaaS in action; examples of a “monetized page.”
Proof: timestamped screenshots/video of earnings tied to the method (blur sensitive info, sure).

Refund terms in plain English:

What qualifies as “clear cut evidence” of doing the work?
Is the refund processed by WarriorPlus or vendor? How long?

Hidden costs & upsells:

Are there OTOs (Pro/Unlimited/DFY, etc.) required to make it work? Total stack cost?

Support & ownership:

Who runs support? Response times? Company name and physical address?
What happens if the SaaS shuts down? Is there export of your pages/data?

If you still want to test it (lowest-risk plan)

Treat it as a $X experiment (assume sunk).
Record everything: settings, pages, clicks, time spent.
Run one small niche with one traffic source to validate.
Verify compliance (especially if a “global sales giant” = Amazon).
If no measurable traction in 7–14 days, refund within the window.

Bottom line

Verdict: Seems shady.

Too many sweeping claims, not enough method. The conditional guarantee + instant SaaS cut-off on refund is a red flag. If there’s anything legit here, they’ve buried it under hype. Proceed only if you’re comfortable treating it as a throwaway test — and demand specifics before buying or promoting.

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So that CTA is what you will see at the bottom when your research is done.

What do you think. I tried this with several of the shite products I bought, and it actually highlighted several things I missed with my naked reading eye lol.

What do you all think, can you use a GPT like this for your biz.

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ANGELA

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