Online Scams expose supposed Guru scheme content methods getting users trapped into buying product, services that fail sell-up offered promises made, highlights guru methods motivating shopper buy-ups, sell-ups, without any real intended software product performance results.
Duping Social Media with Phony ClicksDuping social media has hit its peak! Maybe, not yet. Turns out, duping social media is a highly profitable scam. It isn’t enough that online consumers are getting duped into buying the more inferior product or service after reading the litany of bogus reviews put out by those touting their own product.
With the advancements of internet communication, an increase in email scam is inevitable! I guess it comes with the territory of exploring all the internet has to offer. But too many “surfers” end up getting taken for a financial ride.
Guru scamming and gimmick marketing seems to be here to stay, at least for a while. With legitimate ways on how to get a home based business going online, I’m not saying that all of them are scams or gimmicks.
So here’s a perspective on assumed guru marketing scams; they all have something to sell you! From a shopper’s perspective, all self-proclaimed internet guru marketers want to sell you something that benefits only themselves in one way or another.
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