My inbox has been blanketed with emails announcing the latest flavor of the week. This week’s dish is called Arbitrage Conspiracy. The unique selling position for this one is the creator’s claim of making $50,000 - $100,000 per day.

Now, I’m not saying he doesn’t. I believe it’s possible. And that’s the good part.

The bad part is that I’m having trouble believing it can be done the way the landing page states:

“How he got started with a mere $50!”

“How to get completely set up and open for business in 24 hours!”

“How To Make Massive profits with No Website, No Product and No List”

While you may be able to get set up and open for business in 24 hours, it’s a 12 week course, so you know going into it whatever profits you eventually make may not materialize for several weeks.

The ugly is what I fear will happen if newcomers decide to invest in this product. It comes with a steep price tag to start with, $1700. And then there are tools and memberships that you’ll need in order to put into action what you’re taught, so there will be added expense beyond the sticker price.

I’m not saying you *shouldn’t* buy it…but read up first before deciding so you know exactly what to expect. My recommendation is that if you’re new to internet marketing, this may not be a wise purchase for you.

An Internet marketer I have a great deal of respect for, Eric Holmlund, also posted his review of this product. His review is much more detailed, and if you still decide to buy it, he’s offering a bonus.

Either way, if you’re considering Arbitrage Conspiracy, hop on over to Eric’s Tips and read what he has to say. There are also over 170 comments from other people having their say as well. It makes for some interesting reading, and I’m guessing if you read through it all, you’ll come away with a good idea whether Arbitrage Conspiracy is right for you or not.