I don't want to scam people...

[mailinatorm2]

good to know, i wasn't sure myself

hahahahahah

 

[Bearded]

Knowingly promoting scammy offers is something I choose to not do along with (presumably) the original author. It's a valid stand to take.

That said, the ultimate re-bill offers all happen on Sunday mornings....they don't have to provide tangible/measurable results and guilt you into giving them money. That's why I've successfully steered clear of churches for over half my life now.

It would make my year if the FTC went after the catholic church. Biggest scam in the world.

 

[sumitdhawan09]

Hello friend,

I think whole point affiliate marketing is for scam people. If no scam no can make good money.

I think it fair and part karma. America and Western country exploit other more poor country for resource and labor all time in history.

Now affiliate marketer in poor country get some wealth back by scam little money from American with affiliate marketing.

It just little money and no savings of life. And no scam own people.

Good luck bro

 

[lemon116]

I think whole point affiliate marketing is for scam people. If no scam no can make good money.

You are so wrong...

I think it fair and part karma. America and Western country exploit other more poor country for resource and labor all time in history.

Now affiliate marketer in poor country get some wealth back by scam little money from American with affiliate marketing.

Fuck those stupid capitalists!!! :usa: :bootyshake: / jk

Good luck bro

 

[nvanprooyen]

you're both morons, i am a scientist and did research in atmospheric physics. the consensus is that something is happening to cause climate change, but CO2 models have lost correlation with temperature changes in the past decade. there's not been a consensus on the cause, and fuck both of you for pulling numbers out of your asses, holy shit

Bwahahaha. PapaJohn just handed both of you your ass. Awesome.

 

[davezab]

To OP...my FP...here goes

I had the same issue when working in As Seen On TV. Some products were scams...but the buyer wanted to believe in it. Others had questionable backgrounds (9-11 coin coated with real silver from the vaults of world trade center)...now, that was actually true (it was a thin coating, but it really came from the vaults unearthed in the rubble of the WTC). I had gotten some heat from clients about it being in poor taste. However when it was tested on TV (about 3 months before being offered online as an affiliate offer) it sold out the entire first minting in about a week or less. People were buying the "maximum" of 5 per household. It fell under "let the market decide"...what may not be "the worlds best" teeth whitening system (to 100 people that thought it was a rip off out of 20,000 units sold) ends up being a "possible" $65 solution better than the $90 brite smile 30 minute laser treatment available at their local mall.

 

[Super-Affiliate]

Now, I don't want to scam people. I want to make them buy stuff, but I don't want them to get screwed, scammed, ripped off.

My Friend, I think, you are right :jester:.
I also thought same thing and then stopped promoting all re bills. I was very happy to take that step. I recommend you to stop promoting this products and promote Twitter Cash Process - Make Money Online which can be sold at very less charges and it not a rip off.

Don't forget to try that product for yourself, you will lots of monies. :thefinger: