True/False?

Okay,

Well an ad on this forum says this:

AdWords "$643/Day" Trick?
Warning You. This "Shocking" Trick Fires AdWords To 100% Conversions!

Who thinks its true and who thinks its false?

I personally think its probably false stuff trying to lure lazy webmasters into buying some expensive but useless software. Does anyone agree?

 

Of course it's false. If it was true do you think this guy would be wasting his time trying to off-load a bunch of crappy ebooks or software, I'm assuming he wants you to pay for it.

If i had a secret that could make me $600 a day and get 100% conversions id be busy making more sites.

 

As above ^^^

 

Totally 100% false!

 

The sad part is that many people will fall for it.

FFMG

 

Your right they well because it's a well written ad. Who wouldn't want to click that ad. I do give him 10 points for how the ad was written but -50 points for lying his butt of but it's working that ad has been around for quite awhile so it's gotta be somewhat profitable for him

 

Always ALWAYS look at the disclaimers in small print with these schemes. I'm not sure what one you're referring to exactly, but I did a search for the "$643 Day Trick", and when I found it looked at the teeny tiny small print and found this
There are no guarantees concerning the level of success you may experience. All testimonials and examples used are exceptional results, which do not apply to the average purchaser, and are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.

I think the "examples used are exceptional which do not apply to the average purchaser" is worth repeating and thinking about.

 

Put the conversion tracking code on your landing page.

100% conversions.

But would you really be shocked if that's all it is?

 

that's what internet marketing is all about, not lying but make people press your ad, no?

 

Not when you have to pay for each click, unless you can get some of the people to give you money...

 

False, like always when it sound to good to be true.

 

It's kind of hard to believe, I plead "false".

 

Yes, totally 100% false...

 

What is it about? Is there a link somewhere?

100% conversion is statistically possible, but highly unlikely unless the only thing on the page is your big Adsense ad.

Otherwise 100% BS

Found the ad here....and Adsense ad

Its an affilaite's ad for Adwords Killer at http://www.adwordskiller.com...not an affiliate link (apparently I'm still too noob to post a live link yet).

Im getting the course to review and will let you know if it looks workable.

 

The "AdWords Trick" is getting people to buy this garbage

 

Lots of people will buy this nonsense. In fact they buy everything that comes out and put nothing to work. Info junkies.

CJ

 

So true

 

i think it is false