About WSO Offer Reviews? Real or Fake?

I've left reviews that were not for anyone I knew, or anyone who had done any favors for me.

As for people who used the product coming back with proof - why should they?

If I found a great new trick that was making me some money, why would I need to come back into the thread and gloat about how much it was making me? Would it not make more sense to show my appreciation to the product maker by saying "I'm making money" and yet hide how much as I wouldn't want everyone else saturating what I have learned?

Anyway, I think you have to take the time to do the digging on who is leaving the review and see if you can determine connections between them and the seller - if other peoples reviews are determining your need for the product that is.

Typically the sales letter itself will tell me if I need the product. Making the product work will be completely up to me. Other peoples reviews are just proof to me that the item is being delivered. Reviews left by people I'm familiar with does give me additional information.

I'm kind of with you on this. I'd prefer a review to say/show it's actually making money as opposed to "great service, good info".

*Sigh*

Have one of these. They're free. Calibrate it. You will find it much easier to make objective decisions.

I understand what you are saying. Having said that, if you're technique was to work it would mean a WSO thread would have no reviews on it for a few days, maybe even weeks, after it launched. You want people to wait until they have had results before they post their reviews, right?

Do you really think that would work? I don't...

Besides, a lot of people just want to know that the product was delivered as promised and has everything in it the sales letter said it did. As for whether you get the results claimed, a lot of that is usually up to the person who bought the product not the product itself. You can't possibly bottle up and sell 'action' and 'persistence' and they are both the key to making any WSO work.

Just make sure you are purchasing a WSO that has a strong refund policy and that way you can get your money back if the results are not achieved.

I understand exactly where you are coming from. I always make sure there is a refund in place before I buy. I have bought many, many WSO's but I have only asked for a refund a couple of times. I think what stands out to me the most when I am considering buying is how responsive the OP is. I know there are a couple of people I buy from because of their responsiveness to the WSO and the great customer support I have received after purchasing. That is what I look for when considering a WSO.

I have gone back to post in product threads after testing the product and finding out of the method makes money for me... but the thing is, most people don't actually put what they learn to work, so there aren't very many people that can actually come back and give their results.

That's absolutely correct. Most reviews on WSO's come from friends. It's really difficult to sort out which are real and which ones are fakes. A money back guarantee option should be considered if no significant earnings is generated on your end.

I NEVER read the WSO testimonials. I don't even bother to read the ones that are posted on the sales page of the OP. As a matter of fact, I stopped buying WSOs a long time ago. =/

bro i agree with your comments that most of the wso come from the friend.so they can not define between the real and fake.i think they only looks your end income.

My view? Don't buy WSO's

Some reviews are honest. Some are not.

Some reviewers have integrity. Others do not.

If you want to know the honesty of the review, understand the integrity of the reviewer.

That means you should pay attention to the people within this forum, to understand whose opinions you trust and whose opinions you do not trust.

Now, as to whether the program has made someone money or not, put yourself in the customer's shoes...

You buy the product today, you read it today, you review it today.

Then you might spend the next 3-4 weeks implementing the idea, and another week or so testing the results.

At the end of that 4-6 week window, are you thinking about returning to the thread to comment on whether you made money with it?

If you are making money with it, chances are you are focused on making money.

If you are not making money with it, you are likely chasing the next idea.

People get busy with their lives, and finding the original offer takes time that they may not have or want to give.



I put out a WSO one time where no one came back to the thread to comment on how much money it made them. However, many people said the information was good and looked very promising.

Later, I received feedback from people who were able to turn the instruction into big money.

The product taught folks how to get $500 per client per month.

One of the people who bought the product used the information to pick up $51,000 worth of monthly contracts in less than 2 weeks.

I would say that the value received far exceeded the value promised to my customers.

On the same WSO, another fellow used the information to generate a $5,000 per month income in less than 2 weeks.

Again, the information delivered above and beyond what was promised.

The second guy added one zero to what I promised. The first guy added two zero's to what I promised in the copy.

Neither made it back to the thread to tell the world about how they did with it. They were too busy enjoying their new found success. They were too busy serving real clients to worry about helping dreamers make a decision.

Further the difference in results between the second guy and the first guy was about $45,000 per month. So no matter how good the information, the results acquired using it will be largely different based on the person using the information!!



The bottom line is that if you want to know if the information in the product is good, understand which reviewers you should listen to and which ones you should ignore.

Then have the balls to take a gamble on the information and taking action on what you have learned.

I review a lot of WSO's for my subscribers. And I have to tell you that 80% of what I buy and review has the very real potential of helping people make the money they want to make.

In fact, I have made money on several of those products myself, but like I suggested above, I left my initial review on the thread, but I seldom get back to report how many dollars I earned as a result of that information.

When you're looking at WSO, the first thing you should ask is how do the claims of the OP in this shiny object fit into my own strategy and/or knowledge?

If there is a good fit, look for the refund policy. Will you be able to test it out within that timeframe?

Those two questions are what guide me in my WSO buy decisions nowadays.

Being dependent on other people's experience of the product is not really practical as everyone is at a diff level of experience, need, knowledge, resources, etc