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Watch Out For Make Money Online Marketing Scams

Scam Alert For Online Digital Marketing Too many people fall for these scams because they are looking for a way to get rich quick. Please be careful and do not fall prey to such ploys.

To help you understand online marketing scams we address several topics. Select a specific topic or scroll down the page to read them all.

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How To Identify A Scammer

Online marketing scammers are very clever. They know the tricks. Here are 10 factors that identify them.

1) They are greedy.

They only care about their pocket book not delivering on what they offer.

2 They are psychological gurus.

They are really good at playing on the emotions to the extent their scam is unrecognized. They know how to rile up the emotions to the point of initiating action.

3) They prey on the innocent.

They know that out of a pool of so many people, there will be those that are gullible and won’t recognize them as a fraud.

4) They are big liars and don’t care.

They are not concerned about their reputation.

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Ways To Identify An Online Marketing Scam

The wording used for marketing scams are varied. Here are some clues that the offer is a scam.

1) They offer deep discounts.

Example: Originally the price was $75, but for those you looking for a bargain we are offering it for only $39.

People really believe they are getting a good deal when the price is cut. Bargain hunters take action quickly. What is not revealed is that the price is too high and even their bargain price still gives them profit.

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2) They create a sense of urgency.

Example: This opportunity is only available for the 3 hours and the first five so sign up

The wording causes people to act because they are afraid they will miss out.

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3) They take an old way and pretend it is new.

Example: If you have been using the old way without success, we have a new revolutionary way that will ensure immediate success.

People do not expect misrepresentation by the scam marketers. Unsuspecting people tend to believe what they read, especially when it will solve a lingering problem.

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4) They offer free bonuses.

Example: Buy the main course for $75 and we will give you 3 bonus gifts work $50.

People tend to forget about the main price because they are getting enough bonus gifts to make up for the cost.

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5) They make the unbelievable sound so feasible.

Example: Make a six figure income in less than a year using our new warriors success plan.

People tend to believe what they want when they desperately want something to happen. Such wording is a Get-Rich-Quick-Scheme. If something sounds to good to be true it is not possible to achieve and it is false advertising.

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6) They make you sound very special with special privileges.

Example: This offer is not available to everyone, but for a limited time we make it available to you.

They make the reader feel very privileged they found the opportunity because they almost missed it. The wording makes the reader feel special and part of an exclusive group.

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Scam Stories From Online Marketers

Being scammed does not feel good. It violates the very core of the person being scammed. There is a sense of loss and being violated.

The following people have been scammed, know it and realize a scam is so much different that the real deal.

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Ministah was scammed several times. Then he found WA. WA is not a scam.

I fell for a Get Rich Quick Scheme! I stumbled upon a rich-quick scheme. I paid $450. Since it was a high payment towards someone in a different country, it cost me an extra $13.50 for tax. As soon as I paid it I kept dreaming what it will be like in the next few months for me and how much money I was going to make. I was so excited and jubilant! After I paid the money I waited months. I told about the product as time moved on and I was kept updated. But I never got the product and never made any money. I was scammed.
I then found Wealthy Affiliate because I was yearning for that $20k. I honestly expected easy money obtained from affiliate marketing. But I was slammed with a reality check that I had to work hard and throw away the laziness. I realized that affiliate marketing was probably the most realistic way to make money online. I am so far enjoying myself here and this wonderful community and working hard and giving it a lot.

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Scottier skeptical because was scammed. But trusted WA and found it is not a scam. I fell for a Make Money Fast SchemeI’ve been looking for ways to make extra cash and be able to stay at home with the family. So I started to do some digging and i found A LOT of work from home gigs. Like some people including myself, we get dragged in by the sites saying “Make money fast”. Well i did and come to find out…yep i got scammed.

Well I was discouraged for a while cause I didn’t think there was anything “Work from home” that would be legal. As i was reading some reviews i can across then one review. This lady was praising WA. She was saying that WA is the real deal, go check it out. So I said, “ok I’ll give this another shot”. I joined up as a free member just to see what it was all about. I tell you what, 4 days later I became premium. WA is the real deal.

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JenaMaria Feels safe with WA. Was Scammed by another program though. I was skeptical after being scammed.I’m overall excited to be here and I’m also nervous about actually getting set up and going because I feel like I was “scammed” out of 100 bucks for a course that was supposed to teach me this exact thing, only to end up watching ENDLESS 2-3 minute training videos and not ever reaching a “how-to”. It was USEFUL in regards to mental health and getting motivated but its not what I was hoping to get out of the course.

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Makoe feels she was scammed a large amount of money. I believe I was scammed a large amount of money. I saw an add that said Blue print To Wealth. They told me I did not have to do any selling of cold calling. You buy clicks and you buy postcards. They promised Sales would be coming in once or twice a week at least I’ve been out for a month and a half I paid for leads and clicks I pay for postcards over $3000 not one person has signed up. My initial price of my investment was $7000 . I’ve heard of the stories in the past and I’ve always said well I feel sorry for that person now I am that person I guess. I feel sick about it all. I am sure glad Wealthy Affiliate is not a scam.

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The above testimonies represent the feeling of those who are scammed. But the good news is they found the Real Deal in WA.

WA is unlike a scam program. They charge nothing to get basic free training. This is the sign of an real honest program. It has provided so much help and training for those who want a safe website where they can learn how to make money online.

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We offer this free training to you so you can learn how to really earn money online the safe way.

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