Me da coraje.

That expression literally means “it gives me courage,” but it’s also like saying it pisses me off.

And that’s how I am feeling.

I just stumbled on two reviews of Synergy Spanish on the internet. They give my course a moderate review and a glowing review to a competitor.

That would be fair if they were honest reviews but they are fake.

The reviewers haven’t even taken my course.

How do I know?

Well, this statement gives it away.

“There is no audio interaction in Synergy Spanish.”

WTF!

Synergy Spanish is full of audio. It has over 12 hours of audio. The whole idea of Synergy Spanish is interacting with the audio. Abundant audio is integral to the Synergy Spanish success system.

Another online liar, I mean, reviewer, said: “Synergy Spanish has no free demos.”

Come on! I give away heaps of free demos. If you follow my emails, I have given away more audio lessons than most courses charge for.

I’ll show you where to get some more in a moment.

But first you need to understand why anyone would write a review like this.

It’s all about the money.

I believe we should make a contribution to the world while we make a living. My contribution is my talent to simplify Spanish and making it doable for everyone who wants to speak the language.

The burros (donkeys) contribute nothing. They wrote the fake reviews to get listed on Google. They use those fake reviews to then get paid affiliate commissions from my competitors.

Shame on them!

What really bugs me is that the BS reviews could stop someone who really needs to speak Spanish benefiting from my ability to make Spanish achievable. It irks me because I know with most other systems they’ll never get to speak the language.

That would be a shame.

Why deny anyone the chance to speak Spanish?

If you’re not sure if my methods will open the world of Spanish to you, here are three ways to make the best decision:

1) A while back I asked my Synergy Spanish students to comment on the course. I wanted to know how far they went with the course and what they could do with Spanish. That way I would know what to build for their next step. They gave very open and direct feedback.

Here are some comments including el Bueno el malo y el feo (the good, the bad and the ugly:

http://synergyspanishsystems.com/studentscomments.html

2) Here are three free demo audios for you to try out:

http://www.synergyspanishsystems.com/blog/synergy-spanish/

3) Here’s the strongest guarantee you’ll ever find for a Spanish program:

http://www.synergyspanishsystems.com/guaranteed-to-speak/

Saludos

Marcus Santamaria