Warrior Forum Sold To Freelancer.com
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Standard Toaster
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- Aug 29, 2009
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It's crazy how much hate you guys have for wf.
lietuvis002
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- Aug 3, 2012
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Matt, what's your email, I've emailed wf support million of times and they always ignored me. The problem was listing a product in 'your' forum. Personally from that time WF became my shittiest known forum...ever.
dgruergerugerhiye
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Your fucktarded tribalistic rivalry is showing, BHW.
Conor
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I've reported this post, because as far as I can see, it makes no useful addition to the thread, other than to add fuel to the fire.
What's the plan? To merge BHW and WF into one superforum of rubbish?
- Feb 27, 2009
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Yo Matt. Good score. The first thing I would do would be to raise the cost of posting threads in the WSO/Classified etc sections. If I remember correctly they only charge $20-25 per. I would raise that to at least $40-50. You have to look at it this way; if some one doesn't have $40-50 to invest in their business, they surely shouldn't be selling other marketers a service or shitty ebook. It's a win win for you. You weed out the shit services, in turn increasing the quality of the WSO/Classifieds (I say this loosely). You also increase your profits tremendously. Win win.
Good luck with running the site whatever you do.
Good luck with running the site whatever you do.
SkyrocketSEO
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I hope you won;t steal my CC data, download free monkeys from it and send Emails threatening to sue me if I don;t pay for something I never got?
Carreira
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Dude he just made the opposite. It was $40 and now it is $20. Read the WF post the other dude included.
Ghoast
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The thing is, buying WF is probably easiest thing in the world, it's a big circle jerk over there and everyone is just ripping off noobs to make money and patting each other on the back. On BHW literally 99% of WSO wouldn't be approved or allowed!
WF selling out now is the obvious move, they've sold out the entire time, that is the point of WF - selling old rehashed info to noobs and saying it's gold dust..
BHW is next...? pfffff
If BHW was bought out by WF 99% of real members here would just leave and go somewhere else.. some would try stick with it, but after the first batch of BHWSO, we just wouldn't be able to hold the puke in any longer...
Also owners of BHW are legit guys, and they made a sick community here, focused on sharing knowledge and discussions between REAL marketers, not circle jerking and selling shit to noobs..
BHW FTW!
WF selling out now is the obvious move, they've sold out the entire time, that is the point of WF - selling old rehashed info to noobs and saying it's gold dust..
BHW is next...? pfffff
If BHW was bought out by WF 99% of real members here would just leave and go somewhere else.. some would try stick with it, but after the first batch of BHWSO, we just wouldn't be able to hold the puke in any longer...
Also owners of BHW are legit guys, and they made a sick community here, focused on sharing knowledge and discussions between REAL marketers, not circle jerking and selling shit to noobs..
BHW FTW!
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- Feb 27, 2009
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Yeah I just read the original post. I see it now. That makes no fucking sense. You buy a company for $3.2 million and the first thing you do is decrease revenue? Am I missing something?
jedy357
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I don't think it's Matt, I guess it's some moderator's joke and good one, too!
I laugh my ass off when I read "PS: BHW is next."
Niency Morgan
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oh wow. That was a big move
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The goal is to lower the entry barrier, converting consumers (the WSO buyers) into producers (becoming WSO creators). Revenue will be increased since people who never thought about opening an WSO will now be attracted by the low entry barrier.
WarriorForum has a lot of visitors, a part of them are active in the marketplace but many aren't. So since they have a big market share this is an attempt to convert as many of them as possible.
WarriorForum has a lot of visitors, a part of them are active in the marketplace but many aren't. So since they have a big market share this is an attempt to convert as many of them as possible.
- Jun 7, 2012
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whats strange is why did WF go for so less, I mean only 3X the revenue is low even for sales that go on flippa.