MoneyMakerRay
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- Aug 13, 2007
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Lol, well this guy never has to pay for Google Ads again, he made a killing 
The TRUTH Behind the "Get Google Ads Free' ebook"
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interpro
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- Feb 27, 2008
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I bought this ebook and I can tell you first hand that it's nothing but BS. The sales letter is misleading right from the start. 'Get Google Ads for FREE' - what a bunch of crap!
The ads aren't free, so it's an outright lie. The whole premise of this guy's idea is that you pay for the AdWords ads out of your pocket. Then you get other people to pay you for putting their ads on your page. What an idiotic idea.
First of all, if you did that, don't you think those other ads would dilute your own sales efforts? And how easy do you think it is to find several people that are willing to give you big bucks to advertise on your site? Try that when you're just starting out and see how far you get!
Just imagine seeing a full-page ad in the newspaper from the local Ford dealer, saying he has 'free trucks'. Come on down and get a brand new truck for free! When you go there you find out that you have to pay for the truck. You ask "What about the free truck?". The dealer says "Well, you buy the truck and then you find people that will pay you to haul stuff for them. Take the money they pay you and use that to pay for the truck. That way, the truck is free!".
Anytime you see a deal that sounds too good to be true, somebody's probably trying to scam you. All those people you see promoting this ebook - well, that's a good indication that they're just after the money. They don't care if the product is no good, as long as you buy it and they get their commission.
Over the last several months, I've lost faith in just about all the internet marketing gurus. For the most part, I think they're all a bunch of low-life, lying bastards. They all belong to the 'Good Ole Boys Club'. One guru comes out with a new rehashed, crap product and all the rest of his guru buddies start promoting it as the absolute best thing ever - buy it now and you'll get rich.
Ever notice how those parasites insulate themselves and make themselves unavailable after they get your money. They send you emails with 'no-reply' as a return address, so you can't ask the any questions. They want you to use their help desk, but usually make it difficult to even find the URL for the help desk.
And even if you can find their help desk, you have to jump thru a bunch of hoops to ask your question. First of all, you have to register for an account. Fill out a form - name, email, mailing address, phone, zipcode etc. Then pick a username and password. Now, wait for a confirmation emal, click on the confirm link and then wait for the login info email. When that comes, go back to the helpdesk and log in. Now you can submit a ticket with your question or problem.
Then you're told that someone will get back to you within 48 to 72 hours, and when they do get back to you, it's usually a form letter that doesn't even address your issue!
Do you think the gurus care about you? The only thing they care about is getting your money!
I see a lot of guru products listed on this forum that you can download for free, and I say "That's Great". I have absolutely no sympathy whatsoever for the gurus and anytime there's an opportunity to screw them over, it should be done. I just wish that more of their stuff would end up here as soon as it's released.
If you think I'm really down on the gurus, you're right. Just as an example, several months ago, one of those a$$holes came out with a new 'revolutionary, secret method' for making money on the internet. One of his bonuses was that if you were an early purchaser, he would promote your product to his own list. I was one of the early purchasers, so I qualified. I emailed the bastard and waited about a week - no reply. I resent, still no reply. I went thru his help desk and after several attempts, he finally did get back to me, and here's what he told me -
"If you have a product that's in high demand, and it has a track record of getting lots of sales (with little or no refunds), and you can offer it to my list at a substantial discount and you can pay me a premium commission, I might be interested."
That's like saying you 'might' buy a $1.00 lottery ticket IF it's guaranteed to win the multi-million dollar jackpot!
As far as I'm concerned, those gurus deserve anything bad that comes their way.
Does anybody else feel this way?
The ads aren't free, so it's an outright lie. The whole premise of this guy's idea is that you pay for the AdWords ads out of your pocket. Then you get other people to pay you for putting their ads on your page. What an idiotic idea.
First of all, if you did that, don't you think those other ads would dilute your own sales efforts? And how easy do you think it is to find several people that are willing to give you big bucks to advertise on your site? Try that when you're just starting out and see how far you get!
Just imagine seeing a full-page ad in the newspaper from the local Ford dealer, saying he has 'free trucks'. Come on down and get a brand new truck for free! When you go there you find out that you have to pay for the truck. You ask "What about the free truck?". The dealer says "Well, you buy the truck and then you find people that will pay you to haul stuff for them. Take the money they pay you and use that to pay for the truck. That way, the truck is free!".
Anytime you see a deal that sounds too good to be true, somebody's probably trying to scam you. All those people you see promoting this ebook - well, that's a good indication that they're just after the money. They don't care if the product is no good, as long as you buy it and they get their commission.
Over the last several months, I've lost faith in just about all the internet marketing gurus. For the most part, I think they're all a bunch of low-life, lying bastards. They all belong to the 'Good Ole Boys Club'. One guru comes out with a new rehashed, crap product and all the rest of his guru buddies start promoting it as the absolute best thing ever - buy it now and you'll get rich.
Ever notice how those parasites insulate themselves and make themselves unavailable after they get your money. They send you emails with 'no-reply' as a return address, so you can't ask the any questions. They want you to use their help desk, but usually make it difficult to even find the URL for the help desk.
And even if you can find their help desk, you have to jump thru a bunch of hoops to ask your question. First of all, you have to register for an account. Fill out a form - name, email, mailing address, phone, zipcode etc. Then pick a username and password. Now, wait for a confirmation emal, click on the confirm link and then wait for the login info email. When that comes, go back to the helpdesk and log in. Now you can submit a ticket with your question or problem.
Then you're told that someone will get back to you within 48 to 72 hours, and when they do get back to you, it's usually a form letter that doesn't even address your issue!
Do you think the gurus care about you? The only thing they care about is getting your money!
I see a lot of guru products listed on this forum that you can download for free, and I say "That's Great". I have absolutely no sympathy whatsoever for the gurus and anytime there's an opportunity to screw them over, it should be done. I just wish that more of their stuff would end up here as soon as it's released.
If you think I'm really down on the gurus, you're right. Just as an example, several months ago, one of those a$$holes came out with a new 'revolutionary, secret method' for making money on the internet. One of his bonuses was that if you were an early purchaser, he would promote your product to his own list. I was one of the early purchasers, so I qualified. I emailed the bastard and waited about a week - no reply. I resent, still no reply. I went thru his help desk and after several attempts, he finally did get back to me, and here's what he told me -
"If you have a product that's in high demand, and it has a track record of getting lots of sales (with little or no refunds), and you can offer it to my list at a substantial discount and you can pay me a premium commission, I might be interested."
That's like saying you 'might' buy a $1.00 lottery ticket IF it's guaranteed to win the multi-million dollar jackpot!
As far as I'm concerned, those gurus deserve anything bad that comes their way.
Does anybody else feel this way?
alvin.orrt
Power Member
- Mar 13, 2011
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Dude, fantastic job there, really loved every word. I have the same opinion about all (and i wish to repeat, ALL) ebooks out there that tell you how to get stuff for free.
Mind if i put this on my blog? I'll add the whole thing as a quote or something like that...
Mind if i put this on my blog? I'll add the whole thing as a quote or something like that...