Selling crapy ebooks?

renateh

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Hey!

I have no experience with clickbank yet but I am planning to promote some own ebooks! In the past I promoted them trough another way.

But what I am interested in is - what does clickbank if there are too many emails from disappointed users coz the ebook is too crapy? For example - Ive bought an ebook (clickbank payment) and they told me on the landingpage that there are some secret information how to remove scars at home 100% satisfaction guarante and those things... i knew it before that there is actually no way how to remove scars at home because I had some plastic surgerys because of scars but i was still interested coz the landing page was made so well. but i opened the ebook and theres NO WORD how to remove it. they just explain change your hairstyle, use some treatments etc. and I am sure that 99% of the buyers are not satisfied. I have no problem to sell an ebook like this but what does clickbank really do if 90% of the buyers send emails that they want their money back etc? Is clickbank cool with that as long it is sold well or could it be that they ban my account?

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lol like 99% of the crap on clickbank is crap. for example, i'm currently promoting a clickbank product that teaches u how to build a perpetual motion machine. i know for a fact that this is scientifically impossible and has a 0% chance of ever working for anyone. yet it's been selling like hotcakes for a while now and the vendor seems to be doing fine. so if i were u i wouldn't worry about it too much.
 
OK so clickbank wont do anything even if there are tons of complaints?
 
people can have refunds within 60 days if they want to.
But if you want to make your buyers to buy from you again you should focus on better products.
 
lol like 99% of the crap on clickbank is crap. for example, i'm currently promoting a clickbank product that teaches u how to build a perpetual motion machine. i know for a fact that this is scientifically impossible and has a 0% chance of ever working for anyone. yet it's been selling like hotcakes for a while now and the vendor seems to be doing fine. so if i were u i wouldn't worry about it too much.
So, if you know it doesn't work, how do you convince other's to buy that particular ebook?
 
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