Are all internet marketers liars ?

[war]

How can I make difference between people
that know and people that say they know ?

On net they all say: get rich overnight, but first pay me 49$.
I payed 49$ and nothing, I am not rich now (but I lost my 49$).


Maybe they must be.
If they say: my product is bad, no one
will buy it !

Is this truth or not?

war

[KingPin]

You know, I have a client that is on an email list of all the "celebrity SEOs" and he literally buys all of their products they sell.

This guy must spend a small fortune of these things. Each and every time he asks me "Hey KP, I just brought this from so and so guru, what do you think?"

My reply is....

If you stopped wasting money on buying crap like that which you never read or watch you will have more time AND money to invest into making yourself rich.

While your buying their products your only making one person rich and thats not you.

In reality there is only one person who is going to make you money and that is you.

KP

[etrade-union]

Well, Yes it is sometimes, and sometimes worthfull...But to be frankly be far from this all stuffs...

[vicdigi]

I have this thing going on - if someone offers me the world on the internet I run a mile.

[OldWelshGuy]

Kp made a statement the other day, & immediately I posted that I 100% agree. The statement was " that is why i never show people my money making sites".

Now I am as open as it gets on forums, I will tell anyone what they want to know in order for them to have the tools to do the job, but I will not give them a step by step guide on how to steal my business. Nor will KP as his statement proves.

I once wrote a book on how to get rich, I intended to sell it online for $10 . It was an ebook, On the cover were the words "how to get rich" and when you opened it up, the text inside said "write a book" .

I am of course kidding, i would never do this, but it IS correct. People who make money make money, other write about how to make money. I have been trying to finish my book 'the complete guide to internet marketing and SEO, but I don't have the time. I am not looking to sell it, I will ive it away.

HOWEVER. to answer your question "are all internetmarketers liars?" ABSOLUTELY NOT .

[rhyswynne]

One of my most succesful sites (in my eyes) is one that basically took me 5 minutes work, and earns me $2 a day. Would I tell anybody the URL, the niche, or the website? Absolutely not! As it's the only one that's making me money for doing sod all, and I'm going to keep it.

It's that old phrase - those who can, do and those who can't teach.

To expand on what OWG said - not all internet marketers are liars. Say if OWG has a site that says "Click here to spend £20 on a flight to Amsterdam". You click, pay £20, OWG gets commission and three weeks later your on a flight to the land of the tulips and space cakes. Would he be a liar? No. The site told you exactly what you paid for it, and exactly what you got.

Now say he said "Spend £20 on a book that'll make you a millionaire by sitting on your bed eating chocolate", then - unless he knows something we don't know - then yeah, it's probably a lie. However, in the scary world of the internet, lies rarely get caught.

It's like in the fairground when you get those "prize every time" stalls. If something sounds too good to be true, it most probably is.

[namepimp]

some are innovation, some are copy cats.

[arora]

I can't believe that someone will fall for that!

If I know of a way to be a Millionaire, will i "SHARE" it !!

that too for 50 USD !!!

U got to be kidding!

U need to grow up, mate!!

And that's your lesson, if it sounds too good to be true - then it is "TOO good to be TRUE" !!

Originally Posted by war

How can I make difference between people
that know and people that say they know ?

On net they all say: get rich overnight, but first pay me 49$.
I payed 49$ and nothing, I am not rich now (but I lost my 49$).


Maybe they must be.
If they say: my product is bad, no one
will buy it !

Is this truth or not?

war