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Be wary of $6.00 offers for newbie IMer's today

by technicalanarchy
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As a newbie to Email marketing I have signed up for so many Email lists. I want to see what's said and how they do it technically.

Today I got what looked like a good offer for some free material if I sign up,

I sign up.

Low and behold! I am immediately offered a one time super bonus for only $6.00! 100
's if not 1000's of dollars worth of stuff for only $6.00!

What are the odds that I could be so lucky?

Some useful Ebooks with resell rights , 89 in total and some programs, what the heck?

I'm gonna be rich that's what the heck!

So I purchase that, then immediately am offered even more!

Nahh I didn't do that one.

So I get my purchased downloads and scan them with Avast and it flags two of the programs with Trojans.

So be very careful.

It's not all ice cream and lollipops out there.
#$600 #imer #newbie #offers #today #wary
  • Profile picture of the author jasonthewebmaster
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    what you have described is called One-Time-Offers or OTOs that are popular thing to put immediately after a user subscribes or purchases. The idea is to "get you while you are hot!" lol

    anytime you are offered a giant package of re-hashed PLR crap don't bother it's all useless and probably contains a virus.
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  • Profile picture of the author fulfilledlife
    If it is too good to be true, it's likely not good.
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  • Profile picture of the author npoint
    To learn how to do it submit to the Jim Cockrum newsletter , this man know a lot about email marketing his newsletters are the good material to learn really (;
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  • Profile picture of the author JensSteyaert
    Plr packages with a lot of prdocuts are indeed usually not worth much, they can be found all around the internet. That doesn't mean you can't reuse them though (squeeze pages for instance inside the PLR product)...

    Never heard of viruses in a product that's being sold though...
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  • Profile picture of the author Entrecon
    Depending on what is in the package, it could have been a false positive or one of the tools in it may be considered a Trojan by Avast. I have downloaded a few scripts in the past that my anti-virus considered a trojan. Chances are, it was a script for doing some blackhat SEO, Cookie Stuffing, or other dark art.
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  • Profile picture of the author Developer99
    Thnks for the heads up re this
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