Don't fooled by Internet Marketing Scams!

PLEASE NOTE: The reviews on these pages are not for the faint hearted.

Do not read them if you like feeling sorry for yourself as they can be quite scathing.

We've spent a lot of time online doing a lot of research to get past all the hype.

The internet is a great place to do business and billions are spent each year online. While the internet for the most part is a great place to buy things with most sites and site owners being honest, there are a few who are out just to make a quick buck at your expense.

Now because not all internet marketing campaigns are as honest or as ethical as they should be, it's highly possible that you're about to be sucked into the latest gimmick or product the same way that people used to be sucked into buying snake oil.

These are the people you want to watch out for, they promise the earth and sound legitimate enough, but they're wolves in sheeps clothing.

Just the other day I got an email from a Guru I trusted implicitly because of how much money their own product had made me with one of my blogs. The email was about how to hijack sales from marketers, I thought it sounded interesting, if not a little devious. So I checked it out and bought it.

I was HUGELY disappointed with the lack of content in the product applied for an immediate refund. I haven't received a reply from these people now for a week and my trust for the person who recommended them to me is gone.

Know The WARNING SIGNS And Recognize Them

There were warning signs that I shouldn't have ignored, but even the best of us do at times. They had their own payment processing instead of going through a reputable payment processor like clickbank. Then there was the ridiculous amount of upselling as I tried to purchase only the original product. Then there was the guys photo on the front of a magazine that said internet marketer of the year, but I'd never heard of him before and he didn't have any free videos on youtube.

I'm glad I only invested $17 in his product, but I still want it back because his idea wasn't anything new and was in fact the same technique available free elsewhere.

We don't only review money making opportunities, but most of the products we review are electronic in nature, like eBooks and courses on DVD.

Here's what makes us different though, in a previous life we used to download a lot of bootlegged material off the net, movies, games, ebooks you name it. Personally though I've always lived by the philosophy that if anything I've downloaded for free is good enough I would one day buy the products. Our bookshelf is now full of stuff we've spent our hard earnedd money on. However a lot of the relationships we've built with online merchants started out from downloading their stuff free off the internet.

Now don't expect us to tell you how to do that or anything like it, because as we've grown up we've come to understand how wrong piracy is. Do also understand though that as time has gone on, those people who offered products so good that there was enough of a demand to pirate them, are also the ones worth trusting. We can know this for sure because no pirate in his right mind would post anything that people didn't want. It's a lot of effort to go through and the reputation of a pirate is based on how much QUALITY content they can deliver to the masses.

Taking Out The TRASH

Another point to consider is that both of us that run this site have been in the marketing game both on and off-line for 20 years between us. We've knocked on doors in countries that don't speak english, we've called homes telemarketing, we've made blogs on how to fix your xbox. In short, we've been around and we have an understanding of sales techniques that allows us to cut through the crap and just show you what works.

We have a theory here at 'Is It A Scam' that says most of the important things in life are either a 1 or a 0. We like to refer to it as the Binary Code, nothing to do with computers or the da vinci code, that's just what we like to call it. Either the product does what they say it will (a 1) or it doesn't (a 0).