Like the title says, I will expose fake messages, photoshopping, and outright lying. It's important to be aware of these dishonest methods if you're going to consider buying any dating product. Don't allow yourself to be tricked into shelling out money just because you want to get better with women. Do your research.

Made a throwaway in case Jesse comes after me. Y’all, this is juicy stuff. After going through his marketing, it's clear he is taking advantage of those that aren’t experienced enough to pick up on the manipulation or spot the photoshopping. Curious to know your thoughts.

First lie, he brags about models that are begging to meet him to prove his system works. He shows a ton of screenshots to convince you. These screenshots aren't his, they are too inconsistent. Sometimes, they are from an iPhone. Sometimes, an Android. Sometimes, AT&T is the carrier, other times it’s Sprint. One is even COMPLETELY FAKE conversation created using a fake iPhone messenger generator. You can tell because the design of the messages and text is slightly off, and it’s missing details like the “delivered” text. If you have an iPhone, you can compare and you’ll see.

If he was screenshooting real messages being sent to him, they would all be using the same device and carrier. There would be no need to fake messages using a conversation generator.

Proof. Here is an album of a few of the text message images: https://imgur.com/a/Gy0Myt2

There’s one image in particular where he screen shotted his lock screen to show he had a ton of new matches. Turns out this image is actually STOLEN OFF of someone else’s Quora profile. BRO DOESN'T EVEN GET THAT MANY TINDER MATCHES, so he stole a screenshot from somebody else who does.

Proof of stolen screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/N5v9MyG

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Second lie, he proudly talks about how his most successful student is now engaged to a internationally known supermodel. His face isn’t shown, and he is described as being the most unattractive student in the program. Turns out his name is David Malka and is a actual 6 foot good looking bro. He’s also a successful poker player. This is his main case study, and yet David is nothing like your average guy at all. There are plenty of girls that’ll give you a chance if you have money and are good looking. You really only need one of those things and you can get girls.

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/AedERlZ

I do not have proof that this next part is true, it is speculation. The supermodel David is engaged to (thanks to Jesses system) doesn’t really look like a supermodel. Something feels off about that. She’s beautiful but she seems more like a friend that he can benefit from calling a model in his marketing. Not sure though, let me know what you think. Not sure though, let me know what you think.

Screenshot from an ad: https://imgur.com/a/KSPFG7d

Update: She is in fact a model, thanks to another user (u/mark_sparks) for doing the research and pointing that out.

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Third issue, Jesse’s ex girlfriend herself exposed marketing lies. She responded to the thread underneath and talks about a pickup artist ex that lied in his marketing. (Username is cakebatter) I won’t write it all out but to summarize, he told a sob story of his fiance leaving suddenly leaving him and dating someone else. She says they didn’t talk about getting married but that he says this in his video to make people trust him and feel sorry for him. She also talks about abuse and threats he made to her.

Proof (look for cakebatter username, she responded to this post): https://www.reddit.com/r/RBNSpouses/comments/gmnzhv/realizing_my_bf_was_abusive_was_hard_and_now_i/

Apparently she also posted looking for legal advice because he was using videos with her in it for his ads without permission, and she found out: https://imgur.com/a/wycrByG

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Fourth issue, Jesse talks about how his main job is making “viral videos” but he has not worked at Jumpcut (the video production company) in 3 years. The last video he ever appeared in was 3 years ago. 2 years ago Jumpcut made a team video and everybody else is in it except him. His cofounder talked about him leaving 3 years ago. Endless Options hasn’t made a single viral video that I can find.

He makes it seem like YouTube is his main job so that he can seem more legitimate. It sounds way cooler to say I make viral videos as my real job so people don’t realize his dating scheme is bringing in so much money.

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/WItGiql

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Fifth issue, there is a 30 day return policy but the program is structured in a way where he hypes you up right before the 30 day mark so that you feel like you can’t get a refund because you’ll miss out on some grand content that’s just 2 days away. This is a common marketing scheme, along with the fake timers on his website page and emails. I've seen others complain about this when looking up reviews.

Proof: https://www.reddit.com/r/seduction/comments/eyho8o/endless_options_jesse_jhaj_of_simple_pickup/

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Summary: Dude proudly exhibits text screenshots from “models” as “proof of his success” that are not real. His main screenshot showing off how many matches he gets is stolen from a Quora profile. His own ex-girlfriend and ex-coworker exposes his marketing lies. He tried to hide that his biggest success story is actually a 6 foot tall, good looking poker player. He lies about his day job. He milks money by giving the illusion of a great money back guarantee, but you can’t use the guarantee if you want to stay long enough to see the good stuff.

If you want me to review any other dating products, send me requests. I had a lot of fun doing this, though it took a long time. This experience has helped me pay more attention when I buy things. I spend time making sure I’m not being manipulated in any way. If something seems to good to be true, it is. Always fact check and don’t believe everything these gurus say. After all, they’re trying to sell you something and preying on you when you're in a vulnerable state.