The quality of ads on the forum.

Of course. There will always be people that dont try but I still find it a bit too devisive to market a guide that basically says nothing more than just place PPC ads and wait for the sales to come in. Anybody with experience knows it isnt that easy.

Really?

I'll bet the advertiser makes a lot more than the buyers!

in the real world they are accountable though.:rolleyes:

FTC "No guaranteed claims to earnings"

yet i see many "make $10,000 per month GUARANTEED!"

that alone simply should not be allowed.

Nope. That is illegal in the US. Nope. Also illegal, although determining in advance what is and is not a Ponzi scheme is tough sometimes, especially at the beginning. If you actually deliver, that would be fine. And you would not be the first person to do exactly that sort of thing as a test.

Doesn't mean the ad would be approved, but the legality would depend on the truth of the representations made in the ad.

I am on the record, publicly and privately, as being in favor of eliminating promises of specific results from ads here. I am not a lawyer, though. The lawyers Allen listens to appear to believe the responsibility is, and should be left, on the shoulders of the advertisers.

The mods enforce the rules. We don't make them.

That said, we will ban (and have banned) advertisers who we have solid reason to believe are misrepresenting their products or the results obtained.

If you're going to talk about the law, Mark, perhaps you should consider looking up the penalties for unauthorized access of a protected computer system.

Note that, in the case of the law to which I am referring, "protected" means "covered by the law," not physically locked down in such a way that hacking is required to gain access.

"Banned" means you are explicitly NOT authorized to access the system.


Paul