Guarantees and what they mean

Here are some things I have found out about guarantees posted on a website.

Basically, they are useless. If the marketer decides to ignore the guarantee, you have little or no way to get your money back if you used Paypal. Paypal will not refund the money for a digital product. So it is much better to use a cc so that you can do a chargeback.

Be sure to decide right away if you want a refund, don't wait the 30-60 days that the guarantee states as the sooner you ask for a refund from your cc company, the easier it will be to get your money back.

Also, before purchasing a product, check out that marketer's support. Does he have a help desk? Are you able to access it? If so, post a question and see if there is a timely response.

Also try to contact the seller to see if he answers you. If he ignores questions about his product, he will never answer a refund request.

Only purchase from those you know and trust. And better yet, purchse through a well known marketer's affiliate link. You can then get that marketer to intercede for you. While you may not get your money back, you will at least raise a red flag with the marketer you purchased the product through. And since that marketer's business depends on keeping his customers happy, he will more than likely never promote another product for that unscrupulous marketer.

A marketer's business depends on his honesty and integrity. If someone doesn't uphold these, they will eventually get known as someone to avoid purchasing from and will go out of business.

Donna