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Scam Artist #1 "Jo Han Mok" Busted Watch the Video now
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Let's not forget about those emails that some so-called guru sends you that claim that some 17-year old kid just made a killing online. They go on to say that he, or she was making $30,000 per month, and so can you. Yeah right! Who are these people kidding anyway?
Let me tell you a bit of a secret about those so-called 17-year old kids making $30,000per month. They're getting special favors from those gurus promoting them. Yep, you've got it; they're in that special club that nobody else is allowed into.
Those gurus give these so-called 17-year old kids a whole lot of favors that the rest of us never get, or see. After all, how is it that one 17-year old kid just made a killing online within 30 days, or so when there are people who have been doing this for years and aren't even making anything close to that amount? Go figure.
Or how about this one, a guru claims that they just pulled someone out of the unemployment line and now, 30 days later; they're living in a huge house, driving the fancy cars, and living the good life?
The guru goes on to say that they went through their course, and now they're raking in the dough just like clockwork! How is it that they can make that much money when about 97 percent of the people out there can barely make their rent payments?
I am in no way against honest, and ethical Internet marketing, and believe me, there are some really great marketers out there in which to learn from. Sure, there's a bad side as well as a good side to Internet marketing. You just need to know where the good stuf is, but in order to find it, unfortunately; we ahve to wade through all that junk and clutter out there.
Sure you can make money by selling your own products online and through honest and ethical marketing practices, techniques and strategies that have been proven to work. You don't have to scam people just to make a dime online.
Being totally up front and honest is the best thing to do. Sure everyone and their uncle has some sort of so-called system that is supposed to make you rich, but to tell you the honest truth; most people won't make anything from these things.
A sign of a good Internet marketer is when he, ro she can personally help people and not hide behind their autoresponder, their web site, or e-mail account. You should be able to call that marketer personally if you need help. You should not get the run-around.
Another sign that you're dealing with an honest marketer is in the refund department. You should give a prompt refund without question if it is requested. In other words; no ifs, ands, or buts about it. If the customer wants a refund, then by George; give it to them!
You can tell a really dishonest marketer when all that they do is pitch you to death. They do this in their emails, teleseminars, webinars and even at their live events. If a marketer has to sit there and pitch you to death, then you need to high tail it and run!
You see folks, I am a legally blind Internet marketer. I am a co-founder of a program that teaches blind and visually impaired people the basics of marketing online through our program called the Blind Online Success System.
Our program is not for everyone. It is for the blind and visually impaired only. It is a mentoring and coaching program that doesn't cost one single dime to join, but we teach many of the same techniques and strategies that the most honest marketers teach, but without the cost.
Even though I couldn't see the video, I could hear that the marketer was quite nervous because he knew that he was caught in his lies and deceptions. I also noticed that there was a royal run-around when a refund was asked for as well. That shouldn't be. Nobody should et the run-around when asking for any refund.
These marketers should always honor their refund policies and stick with them. Marketers put out new programs as much as people change their underwear. So what may be the greatest thing this week since sliced bread will be old and outdated by this time next week because another latest and greatest program is about to take its place, only to get y ou to purchase it for a few hundred, or few thousand dollars.
So whose really getting rich quick? Well it surely isn't us that's for sure. It looks like the gurus are getting rich really quick while the rest of us are getting poorer quicker.
2009-12-08 14:28:06
NetActivated
joseph,
sorry to hear about what happened.
it's something that i've been on a rant
about for years now.
at least you've been able to turn it into
something positive with this site &
hopefully with your marketing too......
regards,
stuart
http://NetActivated.com
2009-08-21 10:30:36
NetActivated
juan,
you're singing the same song that i've
been singing for years.
sorry it had to happen......
regards,
stuart
http://NetActivated.com
2009-08-21 10:34:09
Bester
Juan...Thank you for your post...Please read the free report/articles so that you can easly figure out who to trust and who to avoid...
2009-07-20 17:56:17
juan
Very good info.... as a newbe, how can you seperate the scams from the real thing?
2009-07-20 17:51:53
3ways2win.com
Greetings and Good Cheer,
Thank you so much for your very well thought out website. Informative, and professional.
Kindest regards,
much success,
Antonio Lopez
2009-04-10 19:31:31
tommyatkins
Yours was big time,but we've all been there,lets expose the b*******s for the crooks they are
2009-01-28 16:28:05
ares1573
I am totally agree with all the things mentioned about bad guru of internet marketing.
To all the newbies who gonna join this new internet marketing industry, do not get cheated again. Let me share a very simple way to identified all this bad guru :
1. When you see the advertisement or logging into their website, the first things they said is \"free & free\", and then when you scroll down and noticed a icon from paypal or others who ask you to purchase their product, you can foresure 99%, this is another one of the type of bad guru trying to earn your \"hard earning money\".
2. Nothing is free in this world..........nothing can make you rich inside 30days with income of $100,000............
Together we ban the bad guru.............and lift the image of internet marketing...........as future internet marketing will be a trend............
2008-10-23 16:13:27
Louis
I like what your doing. I also think that most internet marketing gurus are ripping off people by selling them on illusions and hype. The main goal of these gurus is to sell people as many worthless products or services as they possibly can. Sadly the Gurus don' t really care if their customers lose their shirts.
I think that the Internet Marketing industry is going to fall apart soon because it's mostly fake, just as the financial institutions fell because they were mostly built on fake securities.
2008-10-09 14:40:06
Bester
Clister, you can download the report by going to downloads under the featured menu. Joseph
2008-10-02 19:03:25
theeagleph
I like the articles on this site. But I want hard evidence or a list of the bad gurus and to give the good ones the benefit of our doubts, let us make a list of good gurus.
J Percival
2008-10-02 10:20:14
clister
Wow This Is Interesting.
That's an interesting point of view. It does seem to be very callous to sell someone a product to help them make money online and then hours or even just days later, to be trying to upsell them... instead of trying to follow up with them and make sure they are successful with what you've just sold them - very self-centered! And poor customer relations.
I was interested in your story with Jo Han... but it cut out just when you were on the phone with him requesting your refund. I would like to see the rest of it, and read your report, which I also wasn't able to download :(
2008-10-02 10:18:43
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Peter
I once bought a product through Jo Han Mok's link to claim some bonuses he offered but realized later that most of the bonuses were merely unadvertised bonuses from the product creator. One of the bonus' description appeared to be his own and he even used words like "my own library" or something to that effect so I forwarded my receipt to him to claim the bonus but sadly I received no reply from him. Well, email delivery can often be a problem so I forwarded the receipts to him several times and to several of his email addresses but I never received any reply.
Although I did receive most of the bonuses "he offered", it was true that he did deceive me and it shows that integrity is clearly not one of his character traits.
For those of you who are on his list, you will know that he asks people to forward receipts to AmazingBonus@gmail.com. Let me tell you, the Bonus is really Amazing. They don't exist, and if they do, their from other people. Maybe if I emailed to BogusBonus I might get a better response.
Regarding Joseph's case, while it is true that the recording is incomplete and may not present the full picture, I think it was quite clear that Jo Han Mok was trying to avoid the refund after his failure to deliver on his promises, even in the early stage. Avoiding calls and passing calls to a nervous lady assistant and involving the lawyer in a simple refund situation are shady practices, in my humble opinion, and don't reflect well of a so-called guru.
2009-12-09 11:38:28