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Internet Gurus And Hyped Up Electronic Garbage

After a few years in internet marketing I don't get surprised very easily anymore. The internet is full of people trying to empty the wallets of others without any ethical limits. What comes as a surprise to me is when I get mails from the leading marketers where they promote some of the worst scammers in cyberspace.

I got mails from two of the big guys online that had my biggest respect before. That changed very fast when I opened their mails. To me it seems like they are desperate to sell something and make money, no matter what the quality of the product is like. I do believe that there are a few guidelines that should be followed and knowing the product and person they promote is one of the most important of them.

The reason for saying this is that I know the person they promote for, and how he changes his name and sell electronic garbage. I also bought one of the courses to do a review before promoting it. That was about 8 months ago. That purchase ended with claiming a refund and I got my money back. One of the reasons was that I tried to contact support after my purchase and was told that it was under construction. When I checked back now, eight months later, it is still under construction. If this guy was trying to run a business, I believe he would concentrate on getting the support running before he makes new products.

I have bought a few courses over the years now and some of them are very good. I have also bought a few that I really can not understand that they sell at all. Many people make a great sale-pages that really tricks people into opening their wallets, but after the purchase you will see that they probably used a lot more time and money on the sales-page than the product. A couple of times I actually felt like I bought a nice cover only.

To all people who plan to buy an electronic product online from any of the nice sales-pages online, try to contact the seller first. In most cases you will find a possibility to do that, either a contact or support link. If you do not get any answer at all, that is a big red flag that says do not buy.

Test the seller in some way before buying and you will surely save time, money and you will avoid lots of frustration.

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