[Venture]

I can't explicitly say "don't buy them", and people will make bullshit excuses to sell it to you, only because they know its right. So before you buy you should at least be an informed buyer.
Reasons why:

• Viability
  
• Scalability
  
• Lack of Resources / Roadblocks in usability
  
• Not viable in the long-term.
  

Market Saturation as Quoted by Investopedia

What Is Market Saturation?
Market saturation is a situation that arises when the volume of a product or service in a marketplace has been maximized. At the point of saturation, a company can only achieve further growth through new product improvements, by taking existing market share from competitors, or through a rise in overall consumer demand.

Understanding Market Saturation
Market saturation can be both microeconomic or macroeconomic. From a micro perspective, market saturation is the point when a specific market is no longer providing new demand for an individual firm. This is most often the case when a company faces fierce competition or has a reduction in the market's need for its product or service.

From a macro perspective, market saturation occurs when an entire customer base has been serviced, and there are no new customer acquisition opportunities for any firm operating in the industry.

To stop this phenomenon, many companies have intentionally designed their products to "wear down" or otherwise need replacement at some point. For example, selling light bulbs that never burned out would limit consumer demand for some of General Electric's products. The problem of market saturation has also caused many companies to change their revenue models, especially when product sales begin to slow. IBM, for example, changed its business model toward providing recurring services once it saw saturation in the large computer server market.

Market saturation happens when a specific market no longer demands a product or service (microeconomic) or when the entire market has no new demand (macroeconomic).
Special Considerations
Even in light of market saturation, many companies choose to remain in operation. When a company operates in a saturated market, there are a few concepts and strategies that they can use to stand out, remain solvent, and possibly even increase sales. The first is creativity. In a saturated market, a company's product or service offering has to be more innovative than that of its competitors to entice customers to buy.

The second way to stand out is through effective pricing. Companies can approach this one of two ways. A company can either choose to become the low-cost provider of a product or service, or it can decide to operate as a premium option for the product or service. Either strategy requires competitive pricing against other companies that choose the same pricing structure; however, companies that operate in a saturated market usually end up waging price wars with each other, continuously undercutting prices to attract customers.

Using unique marketing strategies is a third way a company can stand out in a saturated market. When a market is saturated with product and service options, especially when those options are somewhat homogeneous, effective marketing is often the difference maker for a company.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
Market saturation happens when the volume for a product or service is maxed out in a given market.
To help combat market saturation, firms create products that wear down over time and need replacing, such as light bulbs.
Companies can deal with market saturation with creativity, effective pricing, or unique marketing strategies.

Cited: Marshall Hargrave, Investopedia, Website, Investopedia.com

[Pyro]

I can't explicitly say "don't buy them"

I can explicitly say ''don't buy em'' :)

[fidusobe]

Lets be real here if a person could make so much money out of it why would he want to share it? If something sounds too good to be true it probably is. Unless its blackhat then yeah makes sense.

[SIM-4086413]

Lets be real here if a person could make so much money out of it why would he want to share it? If something sounds too good to be true it probably is. Unless its blackhat then yeah makes sense.

There is a difference between sharing and selling.

[Xen]

There is a difference between sharing and selling.

This ^

Most people will use their method as much as they can and then sell it as a "unsaturated" method with "limited" copies available.

You'll either get lucky with one and make enough to break even or be unlucky and make nothing at all. The real winners in all this are the sellers of the ebook.

[fidusobe]

There is a difference between sharing and selling.

My bad worded that wronglyxd

[J4mmy]

Well to be fair, the only money making system that is viable and profitable long-term are the ones where they mentor you through the process and have the twist of you sign up through their ref link to a site. That keeps them motivated since the more money you make, the more money they make and it'll become autopilot. Also joining through their ref link does not effect your profits.

That is the only way to make real money off eBooks to be fair.