Jeff Paul is back at it with a new infomercial called, "Short cuts to Internet Millions" Jeff, the man with two first names, who always reminds me of Don Lapre, is very well-known in the world of online marketing. When following the careers of these men, you'll find that they started out with very little and both built their respective businesses up, in part, with infomercials. So today, I will be taking a look at Mr. Paul's latest and greatest infomercial entitled, "Short Cuts to Internet Millions" in this Jeff Paul Review.

During my research, and trying to define the differences and similarities of these two men for this Jeff Paul Review, one thing was for sure, and that is that they are both at the top of their game when it comes to building a financial empire for them selves.

Jeff used to place ads in Entrepreneur and Success magazines and many of you might have heard about his famous book "How I make $4,000 a day sitting at my kitchen table in my underwear" You might also recall, that this first book was a failure because it did not have enough information on what he was trying to sell. It could have even been more of an enticement to make you buy his $200 book that followed.

This man has an uplifting success story, much like Don Lapre's story. Jeff Paul had a rocky start in the information business and at first he didn't do so well. In fact he actually came very close to bankruptcy while trying to sell his informational products. He was able to pull him self out of massive debt and built the huge marketing empire you see today. A lot of Jeff's techniques have stood the test of time, and are revered by many as good basics.

Jeff comes from a financial planning background, and after several years, he chose to leave the financial arena and entered into the new business of selling informational products.

Jeff Paul's latest infomercial, "Short Cuts to Internet Millions" states that you will get 10 FREE Website Businesses, that are as easy as working with email, and that you will be up and running in no time with:

1. Zero Dollars - Minus the small purchase price of $54.00.95, but don't be too shocked if you receive a call for a number of expensive, yet helpful upgrades. Please note that these additional purchases are completely up to the buyer. Just to let you know there are many programs for sale that do this. I happen to know for a fact that when learning about marketing, a widely taught tactic that is used is called , back end sales or up selling.

2. No computer needed - This could be true, but, someone might want to have access to a computer in order to accomplish the tasks that they speak of, such as, easy as email.

3. No computer experience - Not to worry here, because shortly after your purchase you will receive a phone call from a highly skilled mentor offering to help you, computer experience or not, for around $5,000.

It is obvious to me that both of these men have had some great successes. They have refined their perfect scripts, key selling phrases, and flashy websites, but I am still left with the question, "Does Jeff Paul's program deliver? For me, it is an allusive idea to think that the average person with little or no Internet marketing experience, will be able to create $100K per month. Especially when investing only $54.95 with this particular program, unless they take advantage of the additional costly Up-Sells.