How do you know when you choose program is a scam or not ?

Yes..Right

I love your Opinion... short and sharp...

Thanks

He got his points there!

SCAM If it sounds like it's too good to be true BUT depends on who's the author.

If something smells like crap it most likely is.

It does not matter what others say about it. I have seen completely worthless products that were praised by many people.

If in doubt use your own judgement.

I totally Agree!!! Very well said. But just to add - Please make sure you do your research first! That's the most important thing. Gather as much information about the program and ask some reference. Hope this helps.

Like My dad always said Do your homework....:p

Yup - You sure did. And that ain't no bull***!

Good points... But, as far as I know, I think these types of words are on every MMO ebook. How do you choose the actual MMO product?

Whether you work hard for your income or not, it isn't unreasonable to expect your purchases to be value for money, as described and fit for purpose. It's business, not charity.

Confuse Right ?...

Sorry, but I have to somewhat disagree with this statement. It seems that especially this last year too many normally "upright" marketers have begun trading reputation for "dollars" for some crazy reason.

I can't figure out why some of these so-called "gurus" that are supposedly making the mega bucks have allowed their name to be associated with some of the trash that has been marketed as 'Great products" lately.

So, be careful of trusting a product on "just their name" alone.

Matter of fact, I just bought a WSO a while back from a respectable marketer whom I had followed for a long time. Based on the marketer, and all the GLOWING remarks from, I guess, his affiliates and friends, - (notice I didn't say reviews, they were simply comments such as "gotta be great if you put it out" kinda stuff, which I thought was also against T.O.S.) - I figured it would do what it said.

Well, it wasn't really a scam, but some of the worst JUNK I have ever bought from a high profile marketer. And, no, I didn't ask for a refund. I just ate it and considered it a lesson learned. Needless to say I still have indigestion from it.

If you are looking at WSO's, DO NOT look at all the hype beginning the comments. If someone HAS NOT at least gone through the product, their testimonial is worthless. Wait on those who buy and try.

If you have to pay a few bucks more, it'll either be worth it or it never was in the first place.

Like what Willie suggests, I use my feeling to tell if a product is the real deal. After going through some spam products myself, I learn that if the message in the sales page gets me excited with just the thought of "making money", then most likely it's not right for me. It might not be a spam, but the mentality is wrong.

If on the other hand, the sales message makes me feel inspired and the feeling is in line with my goal (i.e. building a business that I enjoy and desire, not just making money), then the program will more likely help me improving my skills and boosting my business.

Man I am really agree with you !
I am just focusing with traffic nothing else for this moment !
Even We Know content is King , I am not good for content speacially in written English..Huh..
Yes, I can buy from people that will cost alot of money.!

But Thanks you very much for your opinion

Yes, Kom that is a tough question to answer! :confused:

I have developed a product that is legitimate and works, (really works). I have tested the concept myself with good results or sales and have turned it into a product. This concept, (or way of creating a product) has more or less been used by some of the most successful online marketers out there.

So, it is quite reasonable to use wealth in my sales pitch.

It centers around creating a product and doing the research, etc. My first try with this worked, although obviously not every attempt will work. And it typically takes me a month of hard work to create a campaign, rivaling Clickbank standards.

So it isn't press 3 buttons, and watch the money roll in. They are all Scams
!!!

But the kind of product l am developing isn't. It just requires hard work, probably over a few months, to see results that can lead to wealth.

It has taken me 4 years to figure this out, and even though l can create high quality product graphics, sales videos, with the advise l give virtually anyone could use this.

I tend to create a 5 star presentation, but a basic sales page is more than enough to get sales and begin to turn things around.

And even with Clickbanks new FTC rules, scammy new products are still being presented.

When l did some background research, l found that the top 6 products on Clickbank for E-commerce, centered around basic software, that didn't offer very much over doing it yourself, but some videos could have been included?

One or two seemed legitimate, but it seemed that most of these marketers created genuine wealth through basically sleeping near their computer and working very hard to make their online business work. Then sell a piece of software that automates a very small part of that, then carry on about the almost useless software, and show off their genuine, huge sales figures.

So, be cautious, but don't dismiss something with wealth in the headline. Creating wealth online is possible, but not without effort!

And you should be very wary of SEO type products, only about 7 to 13% of people that try those sorts of products make it work. I have tried several over the years; You will usually work hard for possible great results, but their are no guarantees with SEO!

Shane

Leverage the power of crowd sourcing for more information before handing out $$.

When your initial impulses makes you feel like it's an awesome deal and "I better order it" before I miss out, that is the time when you need to step back and think through what you are about to do.