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Saturday, August 15, 2009

8 Internet SCAMS To Watch Out For...


Dear Friend,
Chances are, you've fallen for some of the online SCAM artists out there who promised to help you make money, but are really just out to screw you.
After all, how can you tell the fakes, frauds, and crooks from the legit people who can really help you?
This is actually pretty easy. I will be covering some of the flash point to watch out for in this post. Stay with me.
Now you have to know what to look for to see if some "guru" is legit or not.
So here's a checklist you can use to tell if someone who wants to teach you how to make money is for real... or a goof.

1. Do they show you proof?
Do they provide proof of the money they make?If not, then chances are they're fakers.On their site, let them show you actual checks and accounts with their names, which clearly give you an idea of how much money they make. Or you can ask/call/ email them for a proof anyone who DOESN'T do this is trying to hide something.

2.Do they rely on hype?
I can spot a con artist a mile away, because they're always saying "You MUST get this!"And using every lame marketing technique they've read about to convince you to buy something.
Real marketers don't need to rely on hype, because they know how to get people to WANT to buy their stuff.
The real deals offer actual VALUE, instead of hype. In fact, if you look at some merchant website, they don't even CARE if people buy their course. Infact, sometimes they tell them NOT to.
What kind of a scammer would tell you not to buy his fake-A$$ product?

3. Their marketing is everywhere.
People who make actual money are everywhere.You can find their ads on websites, their sites in the search engines, and their content is all over the place.
Scammers don't like to market their material.They just want to hop in, make a quick buck,and hop out.If you look at REAL businesses, you'll see that their ads run everywhere - internet, TV, radio, cpa networks etc.
Scammers can't afford to give their business wide exposure, because they'll be found out if too many people see what they're up to.
4. No customer support?
Scammers and frauds don't care about their customers. They don't answer technical issues, or customer satisfaction issues.Great product owners handsomely pay a group of highly skilled people to offer their customers unlimited support.
If your queries for help are going unanswered,it's a good chance you're being duped.

5. Refusal to give refunds?
If you see someone say "You're not allowed to ask for a refund," chances are they are a FRAUD.
They are selling you crap, worthless goods! Advice? RUN!!
Whether they hide it in their privacy policy,or state it in their sales material, that is a CLEAR sign they want to take your money and run!
Seriously read private policy content before you buy things online it will help you to see some red flags!
Great product owner are sometimes rich, and don't care about your few dollars. If you're unhappy, they’ll give you a refund no problem but they may never have to deal with you anymore, which is understandable.

6. Their products just don't work
This is probably the easiest way to spot a fake. If you use their material and it doesn't do what they say it will.
Please don’t be scared, RETURN IT! And ask for a refund.
So many so-called "gurus" churn out crap that doesn't work.
Only few online courses WORKS! And I know just few of them.

7. Google the product or the name of the site
This really saved me from getting scammed more than once!
I almost filled in my details on a particular offer, then in a flash I decided to check it out on Google, and I found tons of people who made the mistake and were complaining about this particular merchant as a fake!
I was saved.

8. Go check this out on various forum.
Every good product out there mostly have a forum talking about it.
Check them out.
Watch was others are saying about this product and make up your mind.
Hope you heed these rules, don’t get scammed, it’s not funny!

To your success,

Dan Ohis.
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