I bought the Myspace Manuscript hoping it would give me good information on Myspace... it turned out to br nothing more than a simple instructional book on how to set up your myspace... no secrets... nothing that would set you apart... it was JUNK. I emails Ty Cohen and his company for a refund. They make big claims that they would offer a 100% satisfation - no hassle refund if you are unhappy. They did not bother to reply for two days to my refund email... so I filed a complain to Paypal... which motivated them to reply. Ty Cohen replied to my email and came up with a lame excuse that because he feels that I bought the product with prior intent to ask for a refund.... refund is denied. What a SCAM - they renege on their guarantee... sould you believe that. Don't buy this product or any of Ty Cohen's materials. Ty Cohen is NOT an honest businessman. Be forwarn... don't buy into his hype... If It sounds too good to be true .. in this case... It definetely is.

MySpace is everyone’s new favorite addiction. So, when a few friends of mine started using this book, I thought I’d check it out. I wasn’t disappointed.
It gives you a fool proof guide for moving your music over the internet’s most popular platform. You can build your fan base without all the foot work, and play for millions of fans daily without leaving your basement. Buy the book! You won’t regret it.

MySpace has become the portal of bands and music lovers. The opportunity to network and meet new bands is phenomenal. Ty Cohen's MySpace Magic Manuscript is an excellent guide to help bands get their music out on MySpace and to begin networking.

The book is able to open the eyes of those people who think that MySpace is just for kids and teenagers. This book is able to show how MySpace is an excellent networking opportunity for bands trying to make it in a competitive world. Bands are also able to get even more exposure because each user of MySpace is able to have songs on their individual pages. This allows bands the opportunity to have their music spread across the Internet
and exposed to a variety of different people from all over the world. Some of the stuff I knew already, but those that I did not more then make up for it.