Post: #1

I am thinking of buying the Strip Club Bible book talked about in this thread.

I haven't seen anybody review it on the forum, has anybody bought it and used it?

Was it worth the money?

Post: #2

I am curious as well.

Post: #3

I have not, but I've heard second hand stories of people buying Christian McQueen books and being horribly disappointed by the quality, all ghostwritten substandard garbage. Kind of sad that he chooses to betray people who support him like this.

Post: #4

(12-17-2017 12:41 PM)The Catalyst Wrote:  I have not, but I've heard second hand stories of people buying Christian McQueen books and being horribly disappointed by the quality, all ghostwritten substandard garbage. Kind of sad that he chooses to betray people who support him like this.

Maybe that's why he never posts here anymore.

Post: #5

(12-17-2017 12:41 PM)The Catalyst Wrote:  I have not, but I've heard second hand stories of people buying Christian McQueen books and being horribly disappointed by the quality, all ghostwritten substandard garbage. Kind of sad that he chooses to betray people who support him like this.

The guy is cliche and all bravado. I read 'The Alpha Playboy' and it was indeed low quality.

Post: #6

(12-21-2017 12:25 AM)puckerman Wrote:  

(12-17-2017 12:41 PM)The Catalyst Wrote:  I have not, but I've heard second hand stories of people buying Christian McQueen books and being horribly disappointed by the quality, all ghostwritten substandard garbage. Kind of sad that he chooses to betray people who support him like this.

Maybe that's why he never posts here anymore.

He built his own forum. No idea whether that is going well enough.

Writing is not his strength. The best stuff he wrote were about the experiences he had. Some guys are simply not good at conveying what they do with women. He should rather write only biography-like books about his fun life with girls and add the Game-lessons within the book.

There is some controversy also about the weekends he offered as he was criticized by Fisto. Partly I agree with it, but if you want to party with him and actually hire him, then you should be expected to have deep pockets and 2000$ more or less should not matter to you.

I consider Christian McQueen more like a natural - yes he comes across arrogant, but those that got to know him closer like Rollo Tomassi and Goldmund say that they really really liked him and he is a great friend to have. So I guess as with some guys - you get the outer shell behavior that can be cold and then a much more warmer inner shell behavior that is reserved for closer friends and family. McQueen is thus not a bad guy, but you have to assess the products he sells accordingly. His life-experience bios (even when co-ghost-written) are certainly much better and if you can afford to party while having plenty of cash, then I think that you will have a blast with him.

The books mentioned here - not so much worthy for various reasons.

Post: #7

(12-21-2017 03:50 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  There is some controversy also about the weekends he offered as he was criticized by Fisto. Partly I agree with it, but if you want to party with him and actually hire him, then you should be expected to have deep pockets and 2000$ more or less should not matter to you.

I consider Christian McQueen more like a natural - yes he comes across arrogant, but those that got to know him closer like Rollo Tomassi and Goldmund say that they really really liked him and he is a great friend to have. So I guess as with some guys - you get the outer shell behavior that can be cold and then a much more warmer inner shell behavior that is reserved for closer friends and family. McQueen is thus not a bad guy, but you have to assess the products he sells accordingly.

The arguments against him(on the Vegas things) isn't that he charges too high, the thing is that he doesn't give good value. Like if you actually drop a few grand on actual promoters you're going to get more value than his "VIP connections". I don't know for certain but that's the impression I got.

How trustworthy exactly is Rollo and Goldmund? As far as I know they have an axe to grind with Roosh. I'm not convinced McQueen isn't a bad guy given his scammy and disrespectful behavior.

Post: #8

Quote: So I guess as with some guys - you get the outer shell behavior that can be cold and then a much more warmer inner shell behavior that is reserved for closer friends and family. McQueen is thus not a bad guy

I don't really understand what's meant by this. You're saying him ripping people off (if indeed that's the case) is ok because he's 'warm to people he likes'?

If the product you sell sucks, that says a lot about your character. I'm referring to the books, not his weekend packages. Personally I'd never pay someone to show me a good time that I couldn't experience on my own merit but that's just me.

Post: #9

I thought he had some good ideas at first, but it seems like he is totally ripping off the GManifesto persona now. His last newsletter even referenced "Extra Guac" which is straight from GManifesto.

Post: #10

Dropping a few grand to maybe get laid does not seem like good game.

Post: #11

(12-21-2017 12:36 AM)Player_1337 Wrote:  

(12-17-2017 12:41 PM)The Catalyst Wrote:  I have not, but I've heard second hand stories of people buying Christian McQueen books and being horribly disappointed by the quality, all ghostwritten substandard garbage. Kind of sad that he chooses to betray people who support him like this.

The guy is cliche and all bravado. I read 'The Alpha Playboy' and it was indeed low quality.

My introduction to CMQ was his podcast (which is now behind a paywall). While somewhat enjoyable- all he did was put down Dagonet, his co-host.

p.s. check out his killer imdb page.