["METHOD"] Buying from the BHW Marketplace

Some well put across points.
There's some content services that the quality aren't fit for tier 2.
I've seen so many sales graphics littered with typos and errors, which doesn't bode well when you're trying to push a writing service or graphic design one.

Anyway at least there's the $20 MNS that WILL make you $thousands to rely on :rolleyes:
 
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Me, as an unknown prospect, is sitting here like WTF is so secretive that he needs to hide this information from everyone else? Screw it. I'll look at someone else's thread.

This is a deliberate attempt at having his service bumped, as there's a 100% chance that someone else is going to have this same exact question. This is a very shady tactic. I don't like to work with shady people. I want transparency.

Great thread but I would like to clarify on this one on behalf of some of the sellers.


It sometimes happens because of BHW marketplace rules according to which a seller can reply to queries on their thread only once in 24 hours. However, the seller is still allowed to PM the user so by the time the seller bumps and replies to the query he would have already spoken to the buyer via PM. But, there are a few sellers in the marketplace doing this for their advantage.
 
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One thing I like to look for is who is buying the Service. Their are certain users on here who i hold in high esteem. So If I see a positive review from them that holds more weight in my mind then say a review from a Newbie.
 
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reviews on the services are mostly crap anyhow .....

and Heere nearly never is a review after some time saying the service was good or not.
so in my opinion its pur luck to find a good service ...
 
Great thread but I would like to clarify on this one on behalf of some of the sellers.


It sometimes happens because of BHW marketplace rules according to which a seller can reply to queries on their thread only once in 24 hours. However, the seller is still allowed to PM the user so by the time the seller bumps and replies to the query he would have already spoken to the buyer via PM. But, there are a few sellers in the marketplace doing this for their advantage.

I hear you and I understand your comment about the rules with regards to bumping your own thread. That being said, if you were to reply to the prospect via PM, that's fine. I've got no problem with that, but my issue is the following:

At what point does the same question need to be asked, over and over (by many different individuals), to convince the service provider to simply answer the question inside the thread. Sure, the people that have previously asked the question, have their answers, but what about the dozens [or more] that are going to continue to ask, simply because the answer doesn't exist within the content of the thread? So naturally, those dozens of times that the same question gets asked, serves no purpose but to bump the sales thread, dozens of times. That's where I, as a prospect, find myself to be turned off by the service provider. To me, it seems like they're intentionally baiting people to bump the thread.
 
I hear you and I understand your comment about the rules with regards to bumping your own thread. That being said, if you were to reply to the prospect via PM, that's fine. I've got no problem with that, but my issue is the following:

At what point does the same question need to be asked, over and over (by many different individuals), to convince the service provider to simply answer the question inside the thread. Sure, the people that have previously asked the question, have their answers, but what about the dozens [or more] that are going to continue to ask, simply because the answer doesn't exist within the content of the thread? So naturally, those dozens of times that the same question gets asked, serves no purpose but to bump the sales thread, dozens of times. That's where I, as a prospect, find myself to be turned off by the service provider. To me, it seems like they're intentionally baiting people to bump the thread.


I am with you on this. But, there is more than just one reason to this.

1) Few of them are just too naive at SEO and don't want to come off as dumb in public. The reason why you will never find them exceeding one line when replying to queries and almost never see them outside the marketplace.
2) Answering in public to questions like what is the obl would reveal how fucked up their PBN /service is.
3) Few are them are just waiting for a reply from where are they are reselling from.
 
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