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Honest Marketers?

by marvius
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Hi everyone!
For lots of marketers being honest unfortunately doesn't mean anything. The only one thing what counts is to make a sell. They don't understand that people who are buying these programs they are on the end of their ropes.

You buy a product from them, a system, method, that is left with sooo many unanswered questions. WHY? The answer is very simple they don't won't us to know exact thing that they do. (Sorry for those who are different).

I am really angry at all of those dishonest people and this is why I decided to write this post. So here is the promise when I find out something that is really working well I will post that link here, on a warrior forum.
#honest #marketers
  • Profile picture of the author Louise Green
    It's lucky you found the Warrior Forum, where the vast majority of people are honest - anything less and they don't stick around long.

    It's true there's plenty of scammers out there, it is the wild west in a way but stick with this forum and you can't go wrong.
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Stanley
    Yep indeedy, you have definitely found the right place to be. Many great honest people in this forum, so hope you enjoy!
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  • Profile picture of the author George Sepich
    Originally Posted by marvius View Post

    Hi everyone!

    You buy a product from them, a system, method, that is left with sooo many unanswered questions. WHY? The answer is very simple they don't won't us to know exact thing that they do. (Sorry for those who are different).
    You may be giving them to much credit. They may not have the answers, they may have not even used the method that they are pitching. Good sales copy and exciting buzz word content that has no real meat is all that's needed many times to launch a bad, but successful (sales wise) product.
    Throw in a bunch of testimonials from a bunch of name marketers that haven't even seen or used the product and you've got a winner.

    George
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    • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
      I just spent the last hour doing my own investigation on something. It involves a new CB product, which led me back here to the WF as the person had testimonials from here - so I went to see if the WSO was still in play and it was - along with another WSO by this member where there was already some questions about the methods - and a title change in the WSO but the copy was all wrong with the new title.

      Their original testimonials were coming from BHW - which there isn't necessarily anything "wrong" with that although again you have to walk a fine line when using those.

      Anyway, I decided not to purchase product.

      Here are some things to keep in mind - Just because someone here is a member and even a war room member does not make them an automatic saint.

      Don't think that just because you are a war room member here you are exempt from being banned from this forum.

      Don't get me wrong - I understand the ups and downs here as I've lived them myself. But if you create a pattern there will be many who do take notice and it won't last forever. Best thing is to be honest about it, face up to it and move on.

      Fortunately, I feel over all the majority here are honest and there are a lot of people watching the backs of the newbies whether they realize it or not.
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  • Profile picture of the author bloogsmaster
    It might even be that a number of these folks don't even realise how dishonest they are being. Many simply see a product that gives a high commission, and then begin promoting it, whether or not they know it works as described.
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    • Profile picture of the author angela99
      Marvius, I sympathize, I really do. You've obviously been burned, and are understandably bitter.

      However, you do have a solution.

      If a product you've purchased is not as described, ask for refund.

      As to the honesty or otherwise of sellers, most are honest, otherwise they wouldn't stay in business.

      That said, you do have a responsibility too.

      Before you buy a product, ask yourself:

      * Who's the target audience? Do I have the experience to make this product work for me? (If you're not sure, ASK before you buy.)

      * Am I willing to honestly work with this system, and make it work for me? Will I ASK questions when I get stuck?

      * Do I have the time to work with this system? (ASK how many hours a day/ a week it will take before you buy. ASK how much money you need to invest.)

      There are a few bad apples, but from my experience (and I'm sure from the experience of other Warriors) most people who sell products want you to succeed. Not only that, they'll sweat blood to ensure your success... just get in touch when you get stuck.

      I hope you find a system which works for you, and I wish you all the success you wish for yourself.
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