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Do you give advice to warriors who sell crap products?

by Scott Kennedy
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I recently saw a thread by someone asking for feedback on their site. Their opt-in page claimed to cure something that I suffered with for a very long time in only 3 days. After opting in and receiving the free report, it was absolute crap. What they were claiming is SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE. Would you let this person know that what they're promoting and ultimately selling is going to benefit no one and that they're basically tricking people out of their money?
#advice #crap #give #products #sell #warriors
  • Profile picture of the author Will Edwards
    Well, if that person was asking for honest feedback, then I would see no problem in you providing it.

    Will
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  • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
    The feedback they were seeking was probably for their site design. However, if you have first hand knowledge on the subject matter and know that the product is not up to scratch, you'd probably save them a lot of refunds if you let them know.
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    I would and I'd let them know that selling "cures" can get them in a lot of trouble with the FTC and law enforcement.
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