2014 has been one of the best years of my life. I discovered an awesome method and according to my Paypal, I have received over $80,000 in payments this year so far. I am thankful for my success and looking forward to a successful 2015!
Ps: I am not going to share the method, so please don't inbox me silly questions.
I chose to reread your post based on the language you used rather than the image.
First, you start off with "2014 has been one of the best years of my life". That's sounds completely normal & natural to me.
But THEN, you >>immediately say "I discovered an awesome method"... which is copywriting 101. And I think a writing / language expert would agree that's a very weird way to phrase a claim. Why? Because it doesn't sound natural.
Anytime I've posted my real earnings on here, when I see other reputable marketers posting earnings.... they rarely say, "I discovered an awesome method".
Because the word "discover" is completely oversimplified. It does NO JUSTICE to the
complex, natural, rigorous process of research, learning, testing, applying, etc etc. "Discover" would be like, "I discovered that my wife was cheating on me". It's usually more "singular". And there is nothing singular about making money online.
Now, that might not mean anything. I'm just speaking my thoughts outloud and maybe I'm retarded.
But right after that you use the words "according to my paypal".... which again, sounds very sketchy and unnatural. That would be like me saying, "according to my bank account I made $5,646 last month". The problem is, I ALREADY KNOW HOW MUCH F##KING MONEY I MADE LAST MONTH. I would never say "according to my bank account", I would just say "I made $xxxx.xx last month".
None of this proves you are lying. But humans have this very weird ability. A 6th sense of the sorts. Where they can detect through language, phrases, the way things are worded... that a person is full of shit.
It also bothers me that you refuse to mention as much as 1 word about your "method". Again, this isn't natural. When reputable members post their earnings, a lot of times they tell people straight out what they're doing. They don't spoonfeed details (some do) but they typically describe what they're doing. They do this because they are
PROUD of the skills they worked so hard to achieve. And they do NOT feel threatened because they actually DID the work and KNOW how hard it really was.
If you really spent all of last year working on a certain skill set, something tells me you're not very proud about it. Cause you would have mentioned a few words about that skillset and all the hard work you did. Like when I posted the day I broke $200 on Clickbank. I told people straight out I was using YT + CB. I even went into detail. Cause I KNEW as long as I didn't reveal certain key details, it would be damn near impossible to copy.
You waste all this time defending a claim you really can't substantiate. Claims can be faked. We all know that.
What can NOT be faked are real skills and EXPERTISE. Of which you haven't even tried to substantiate. Look at John Hunter. Guy told the forum he made $1,000,000 in 1 month. Some people were skeptical. But the minute he started typing ... even when he WASN'T TRYING... he was conveying IMMENSE VALUE and EXPERTISE.
If you made $86k.... aren't you proud of all the hard work you did to earn that money?
All the bullshit you had to go through to reach that level?
If it was real, you'd have to be.
And that begs the question,
where is your pride?
When people make money, it's not the MONEY that makes them proud. It's their newfound >>ABILITY to make money that actually makes them proud. But with you, I don't sense that at all. It doesn't make you a scammer. It doesn't make you fake. But it definitely makes you sketchy. So if you
refuse to substantiate any of the actual skills you've developed this past year.... don't get mad at other people for thinking you're full of shit.
-BB
