Pdfempirebuilder Reviews 

Don't buy it! If you want access to any of the promises in the sales funnel/videos, you will have to pay, pay some more, and continue to pay some more... without actually seeing any results. You have to spend money on his software to get any of the promised assets and show that you have paid $50-$100 on ad spend before you can get a refund on this scam. Not to mention that FB will shut your ad account down for using their materials b/c they violate ethical policies.

Scam scam scam and shady

I paid $47 for the 5 day empire challenge, to start 10-14 March 2025, and after more than an hour later, I STILL don't even have an email in my in box to confirm my purchase, yet the money is out of my account at lightening speed. I have never bought anything online without receiving an instant acknowledgment of the sale and making contact. This made me do further research. Watch ebizfacts on youtube review - shows just how out of integrity this guy's methods are! Also apparently you need $47 a month for the software. None of these hidden costs were divulged. Also the 5 day training is misleading, research shows it is 90 mins a day, for 5 days. Giving you a total of 1 days training. Also he asked for a further $29 to get the recordings after you purchased the course. Just not a very generous person, he also encourages fake testimonies and fake expert authorship on these pdf's as per ebizFacts, which doesn't align with my personal values and morals.

I'm going to the bank to try and get my money back! If not successful, I hope he does the right thing and refunds my money.

THIS IS A SCAM ANG I GOT SCAM, i regret it

Don't do it. I was an idiot and got upsold. There are hidden costs left right and centre. One of the programs that you use is only a trial period after which it's $47 a month! You need to buy domains for each niche. It's also suggested to buy ad's. They also suggest you give yourself a different name/persona for each niche. Don't believe anyone that gives it more than one star, they're probably a fake person too. There is just so much misrepresentation on his part and lies you will need to do that it beggars belief. Trying to get a refund will be impossible

It is very clearly a scam and it will become evident only after you read the terms & conditions to get a refund which are frankly ridicolous, the system is absolutely worthless as it s simply a cheap recycle of old stuff that doesnt work any longer and while you are trying to arrange the promised one-to-one and get refused access to features that were promised, the system will lure you into more costs and several monthly subscritions to their own platforms, which is shameful. Stay away, don't fall for this con, if you want to make passive income via digital assets there are other ways to do it, but this course has unfortunately wildly overstated claims and be aware also that the few clients posting and sharing their "successful sales" on the platform are fake, just to make the scheme more believable.

Honestly not sure what the other reviews are about. First of all there are two very obviously different products. A PDF guide/course (which is super valuable) at $27 and an actual video course at $297 currently.

You get exactly what you pay for but obviously have to put in work yourself - just like any other course. You won't get rich by watching a video and complaining its not automatically making you money lol.

I have experience in most "online schemes" - dropshipping, youtube, ecom and now wanted to get into digital products, PDFs being my entry product. Literally on my first day I sold my first PDF using FB ads. Today, about a week later, I've made $404.25 in PDF sales. Small profit but if you expect huge profits in less than a week you're in for a long walk. You gotta scale, test, apply always and that doesnt matter if its PDFs, dropshipping products or anything else sold online. Bring value, market it correctly, create a good offer and you're gonna learn not only how to sell PDFs but basically anything else online.

The premade PDFs are great. There aren't 20 yet which can seem somewhat confusing as per when you buy into the course, but once you see the quality of them and the sales pages it makes sense that these take time. Not only to create but also the research behind the products. I have sold 2 premade PDFs now using Ewans site and am currently working on my own as well.

I'd 100% ignore the other bad reviews - I am sure Ewan would refund people who have actually made an effort, but it's easy to buy a course, screen record it and then say you got zero value out of it. Apply the knowledge and you cant really say it didnt work to be honest...

I subbed to this scam and let me tell you, it's a total rip-off. The guy who runs it is a real shady character. He promises the world, but once you're in, he's nowhere to be found. You won't get your money back, and there are a bunch of hidden fees that they don't tell you about upfront.
And here's the kicker: He's always changing the price to lure people in. First, it was super expensive, then he dropped it to a more reasonable price. Now, it's ridiculously cheap, like a steal. But don't be fooled! It's just a trick to get more people to sign up.
Bottom line: Stay far away from this place. It's not worth the hassle.

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A recent investigation into a fraudulent online platform has uncovered a pattern of deceptive practices. The website, which boasts an abundance of resources and promises, is a complete scam. The owner, who personally endorses the services, has a history of disappearing after customers subscribe, leaving them with no access to the promised support.

The advertised money-back guarantee is a falsehood. Attempts to claim a refund are met with silence from the owner. Furthermore, hidden costs and additional requirements become apparent after subscription, often through obscure websites.

Exercise extreme caution when dealing with this platform. The owner frequently changes the price to attract more victims. In one instance, the price was initially listed at $997, then reduced to $247 under the guise of a limited-time offer. Now, it's being offered for only $27, likely in an attempt to lure more unsuspecting individuals.