Give me $1 and I Will Teach You How To Make $27,465.

I am just wondering will you buy the idea if someone tell you this?

"Give me $1 and I Will Teach You How To Make $27,465."

Let me know your thought on this.

 

Not likely.

The old saying goes "if it sounds too good to be true, it is."

The first thing that would come to my mind if someone said that to me would be chain letter or pyramid scheme, that they were going to tell me to go sell the idea to 27,465 other people for $1.

 

That's always my first thought. My second thought is if it's that easy to make the money, why aren't you employing 100 people each to make $27,465 for you?

 

It's sound good,.
But is it true?

 

not gonna buy this, why will you need my dollar if you already know how to make $27,465

 

love it
And for the1$ is too cheap ,if you write something like ,you need hard work and reflection and put the price at 50$ i may buy (I m an impulsive )

 

I-like-the-dashes-between-every-word-is-this-to-decrease-the-word-count?
i also liek teh grammer. The first sentence "I am once broke" pretty much sums up the entire page.
Are the missing infinitives also to decrease the word count?
Either way, it sounds extremely far-fetched. I don't see why anyone with a brain would buy something like this. As the person above said, increase the price to $25-50. I'd say $47 or $37 so that it doesn't seem high but it doesn't seem low. Edit: Fail on my part, the price is $37 in the ad. Stop reading my mind.
The exact amount that is given makes it seem kind of odd, how could one method earn exactly $27,465 every time? You could mention that this is how much you made at the start when you did it or something.
Oh and did I mention the grammar?
Edit: Wait, you earned a few million dollars but you're teaching them to earn $27k? Huh?

 

would trust it at all.................

 

Think always from brain and never from heart, except to fall in luv!

 

The obvious thought is that this is the system - to suggest it for 1$ to 27,465 people

 

Not really. It sounds too suspicious to me!

 

I also wouldnt buy.It seems to good to be true

 

Nope! It sounds way too good to be true.

 

I do not trust these things, too good to be true

 

I think just a spam

 

interesting but requires a lot of wisdom and carefulness.

 

That's a very good point

 

Actually they only need that $1 to get people sign up for a more expensive product of theirs! No I dont believe the so-called guru's hype promises.

 

The steps to this are really simple, it only requires a bit of investment.
1. Go to college
2. Learn
3. Get a job
4. Work
5. Get said $27,465

 

If it's 1$ then I can trust it... but yeah.. it's like you believe in Santa Claus