Recently there was a week long Virtual Seminar on the web and as a matter of fact, it is still going on. You could attend and listen in for days at a time or you could buy the information and download it later. Both options seem excellent and the price tag is reasonable. The topics and speakers are top notch and probably people I would like to hear in person. So, how popular are these virtual seminars?

The results are not yet in and I have only heard a few comments on the quality of the information. Frankly, I like the way Fred Gleeck conducts his seminars, he delivers a lot of information and huge value, even if the event is free. However, most of the other speakers I have heard give little information and want you to buy they expensive package. If the truth be known, if I get huge value out of the free or inexpensive seminar, I am more likely to buy (way to go Fred!).

So far the jury is out and since there are so many speakers on so many topics, I am doubting the focus of the Virtual Seminar Week. There are also thousands of dollars of products to buy. Hey, I thought the seminar was going to give me good information I could use right away! I don't mind spending a few bucks but I don't want to mortgage my house to buy overpriced information.

If you have attended any of these sessions, send me a comment through ezinearticles.com, I really would like your opinion.