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Credibility I Can't Beleive Some People Don't Know It..

by Intrepreneur
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It's two days in a row that I have receivied emails for certain products. I don't even know the guy, I guess it's from some giveaway event or something.

Anyway.. I just don't get why someone who is supposedly an Internet Marketer cannot hold their credibility. I was sat intently watching to see what it's all about.

I find that the 2 guys sit and chat back and forward about this unbeleivable system for making money and that it's so super. Moments after actual getting to the meat and potatoes of what they are talking about. The first guy (the guy that's made out to be the most important) throws all credibiltiy out the window in 2 sentences.

He says.

I've never tried the system because I don't like "bla bla" but it's my friend who did it all. I won't try it because I don't like "bla bla".

I don't get why someone would promote something in such a way that it is so obvisous credibility leaks at that point. I never even put my name and email in after hearing that, because I don't even wanna know who he is.

Surely marketers know that credibility is most important and firing it out the window in less than 2 sentences is the death of a supposedly good business plan.

I would love to post the link here and let you all watch and learn what not to do.



OH before I go, I found a really neat way to make money online (you make 72k per week) I haven't tried it because I don't like standing next to different people. Yes honestly I've never liked them so that's why I haven't tried to make 72k per week, week in week out. But if you put your name and email over there I'll show you how to do it... YEA RIGHT.

^^ that actually sounded ok?? .To me it did, but it shouldn't have lol.
#beleive #credibility #people
  • Profile picture of the author mikestenger
    Speechless. My dog can do better than that, seriously. WOW
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    • Profile picture of the author Sandor Verebi
      Hi there,

      To get the credibility takes work and some time, on the other hand to lose it's possible under a moment.

      I saw in the course of time that how many people do not pay attention to this. There are people who do not learn at his own harm.

      All the best,

      Sandor
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      "Learning is not child's play; we cannot learn without pain." Aristotle the Greek
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  • Profile picture of the author CDarklock
    Originally Posted by Intrepreneur View Post

    I've never tried the system because I don't like "bla bla" but it's my friend who did it all. I won't try it because I don't like "bla bla".
    Okay, let me use an analogy.

    I have a real honest-to-God friend who used a specific exercise regimen to improve his basketball game.

    I never used it, because I don't play basketball. I don't give a damn about my vertical jump, and sprinting short distances really isn't important to me.

    Now, if we put this program together, and we tried to sell that exercise regimen, do you think my basketball-playing friend is going to do the selling?

    Of course not! He's going to get someone who knows how to sell. And when someone says "have you personally used this system?" I will have to say "no."

    Is there anything dishonest there? Anything that should concern you? It's a real system, it really works, there's my friend who invented it, and here I am selling it. What's the problem?
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    • Profile picture of the author Andy Fletcher
      Originally Posted by CDarklock View Post

      Okay, let me use an analogy.

      I have a real honest-to-God friend who used a specific exercise regimen to improve his basketball game.

      I never used it, because I don't play basketball. I don't give a damn about my vertical jump, and sprinting short distances really isn't important to me.

      Now, if we put this program together, and we tried to sell that exercise regimen, do you think my basketball-playing friend is going to do the selling?

      Of course not! He's going to get someone who knows how to sell. And when someone says "have you personally used this system?" I will have to say "no."

      Is there anything dishonest there? Anything that should concern you? It's a real system, it really works, there's my friend who invented it, and here I am selling it. What's the problem?
      That's a really good perspective. I hadn't thought of that personally.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kris Turner
    I occassionally get emails from some of the top "gurus" promoting products that they openly admit they haven't used and haven't even seen.

    Don't like it!
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