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How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - astralbrain - Jun 3, 2020
Hello colleagues,
I would like to know something, there are many guides, courses, methods and other options to invest in the forum store.
Has anyone here generated income with any guidance? I see the sales of these guides where they say you generate $ 500, $ 1,000 a day and they sell a lot but there are very few opinions after they buy.
Why are there no more opinions?
Would you tell your experience?
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - Guardians - Jun 3, 2020
Personally, I believe that the many guides here offered are complete bait and switches that offer nothing more.
If someone could make $1,000/day off their guide, why wouldn't they keep it to themselves? Instead, they sell it for $20?
Anytime you buy something off Hack Forums, I recommend the rule "If it's too good to be true, then it probably is"
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - T0Bi - Jun 3, 2020
Everything Guardians said and you don't earn money for doing nothing.
Maybe some guides might work, but only if you spent hundreds of hours and basically building your own business. Which is fine, but most people who buy those guides don't want to work, else they wouldn't be buying those guides :D
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - Champagne Papi - Jun 3, 2020
There are the occasional guides that truly do feel like you've struck gold. I have definitely been profitable with methods I have purchased from HF, but again it is because I put in the effort into ensuring its success. This may have to do with human psychology, but I definitely focus harder on a method that I spent a relatively significant amount of money on. Putting up $500-1000 for an eBook is going to force you to commit to it, which in turn will give you results.
What you shouldn't do is fall for the idea that the quality of the method is correlated with the price. I have seen some methods selling for 3-4 figures that are absolute garbage, while one of the best methods I purchased here only cost me $40.
Another issue is the secrecy between the seller and the buyer. Some sellers leave too many questions to be asked and it can honestly feel like a gamble at times. Some people know their method isn't that scarce and I will admit I have purchased methods that are completely public before, showing a big disconnect between the buyer and seller (sometimes).
My tips to you would be proactive, ask a lot of questions, and understand the calculated risk you're taking on when you decide to purchase a method. Good luck!
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - SIM-3587630 - Jun 3, 2020
The ones selling the "method" are making money, that's one thing I'm sure about.
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - Sterling Malory Archer - Jun 3, 2020
The sellers make sales thread as if they have struck gold.
The chances are, they saw it somewhere else and thought it was unique.
Moreover the smarter ones add their "twist" to it and viola that $10 eBook is worth $30 now.
Now..
Why don't people add reviews even if the thread promises $500-$1000 ?
Because that takes work.
There is no such thing as free lunch.
Also search about Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS)
RE: How was your experience with the guide you bought to generate income? - zwz9U1ixura9 - Jun 4, 2020
Its like California gold rush. The one selling shovels makes the money