Advice for a Noobie

15 years ago

How about asking nicely for your moneyback via a PM?

"Quality" is sometimes in the eye of the beholder. Your standards may be much higher than other buyers who may be quite satisfied.

But if you feel the need to critique the product, I've also seen "polite" negative comments in a WSO thread that were helpful, both to potential buyers and to the product owner.

No need to be mean, in a PM or in a post.

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tobe

15 years ago

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

Hi, I'm only relatively new on the Warrior Forum and I'm learning quite a lot (thanks everyone).

I bought a WSO offer from a fellow warrior. I wanted to learn what types of things people are selling, what content is offered and how well it does before I create one of my own. I chose a product that relates to my own particular niche because I figured it was something I know a little about.

That's what I was planning to do too - so thanks for posting about your experience.

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

The content of this particular WSO was awful. Not only was it highly inaccurate and woefully incomplete, it was almost insulting with how little information was offered after paying money to read it.

Should I:

a) give honest feedback to the low quality of this WSO and demand my money back - and then risk the wrath of more established warriors for being so outspoken

Based your feedback on facts, then no one can legitimately attack you.

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

b) pretend it didn't happen and just don't buy anything else from that Warrior again?

Seems simple to me: Somebody sold you a faulty product and you are due a refund. Getting the refund is another story, but your feedback could prevent other people from buying the same faulty product...

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winebuddy

15 years ago

any time you buy a product here, you should expect it to be of the highest quality.

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LeeMasterson

15 years ago

Thanks for your responses. I really appreciate your feedback.

I don't believe my standards are set too high when it comes to a product like this. I simply expected the product would live up to the sales pitch.

It didn't.

I'll be sure to create a politely worded critique as a form of feedback so as not to offend the product creator - but hopefully to point out where it might be improved upon.

Thanks again

Lee

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Takuya Hikichi 15 years ago

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

I simply expected the product would live up to the sales pitch.

I hear you. I've experienced buying products with sales letters promising something remarkable and only ended up being a guide for very new people.

If the price is relative to the amount of information I gain, I'll never ask for refund, but if it's something I can never use only because I don't learn anything new, I'd have to ask for refund. But I do it politely saying "it's probably for other people, but not for me, please disable its license from your end if you can, I will also delete it from my hard drive".
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ShayB

15 years ago

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

I'll be sure to create a politely worded critique as a form of feedback so as not to offend the product creator - but hopefully to point out where it might be improved upon.

Thanks again

Lee

I think this would be a great way to handle it.

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TLTheLiberator

15 years ago

That's one of the great things about purchasing online business materials.

99% of the time you have a money-back guarantee from the...

- marketer

- The payment processor

Last resort...

- Your credit card company

If you feel you've been cheated, get a refund.

Hope this helps!!!

TL

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ShayB

15 years ago

I would send a PM to the person and ask for a refund.

In addition, I would let the person know why you want the refund, so he/she can improve upon the product offered.

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J smith 15 years ago

Leave feedback in the wso and pm the seller. However, it's possible that it was a case of you expecting too much (or the sales copy writer getting a bit too carried away) though that's up to you to decide.
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Francis Ochoco

15 years ago

If the product is cheap, i usually don't bother asking for a refund as i prefer to put things behind me as soon as possible and focus on the road ahead.

If the product is expensive, then your time may be worth it.

But yes, giving a polite critique shows great sportsmanship as you will be helping the product owner improve on his business.

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Mark Coverdale

15 years ago

Originally Posted by LeeMasterson

Hi, I'm only relatively new on the Warrior Forum and I'm learning quite a lot (thanks everyone).

I bought a WSO offer from a fellow warrior. I wanted to learn what types of things people are selling, what content is offered and how well it does before I create one of my own. I chose a product that relates to my own particular niche because I figured it was something I know a little about.

The content of this particular WSO was awful. Not only was it highly inaccurate and woefully incomplete, it was almost insulting with how little information was offered after paying money to read it.

Should I:

a) give honest feedback to the low quality of this WSO and demand my money back - and then risk the wrath of more established warriors for being so outspoken

b) pretend it didn't happen and just don't buy anything else from that Warrior again?

Your help in this is really appreciated.

Lee

If you only bought it to see what type of content this person was selling then your purchase has fulfilled its purpose. If you already know the information then of course you wont learn anything new from the product.

Is it fair to buy a product to check out your competition then ask for a refund?

At least you know you can put out a product of a higher standard. Maybe even outsell this guy.

Just put it down to competition research since thats really why you purchased the product.

Just my 2 cents.

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LeeMasterson 15 years ago

I will be sure to take all of your comments on board and I'll learn from this experience. I'll be sure to construct polite, helpful feedback and send it via PM.

Thanks heaps everyone for your comments. You've all been very helpful.

Lee
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