Selling Gogozul makes over $3.5k per month on average

BAM!

This website isn't making a dime. You are spamming people and using the law of averages to make money.

Then, you tack the revenue onto a website and jack up the price 10x.

I hope you understand that every single day your job is going to get harder.

Oh yeah...

Welcome to Digital Point!

 

My job is easier than yours will ever be. Your assumptions are wrong, just as they were the whole time, you think you know it all, but you're just a small fish in a big pond, keep looking for what you are looking for, but for your own sake, change your attitude, because with it, you won't find anything good.

 

Time for a beer... I think I deserve it

 

Is that a tail between legs I see!

 

It just dawned on me - you said I wasted your whole afternoon.

This would only make sense if you're in fact living in the UK and not China, like you claim you have been for 6 months.

It's almost midnight in China, no?

 

You're even dumber than you look, check what time we started the conversation, it lasted the whole afternoon and it's now 23:12.

 

What time does the afternoon end for you?

I would say around 4 - 5pm, no?

Then the evening begins.

We started this conversation about 5 hours ago, give or take - which would put you right at the beginning of your afternoon in the UK.

 

next time don't forget to improve mistakes before listing fake site otherwise you will be caught everytime like today Your all accounts banned due to scamming. now everyone can justify easily. no need to prove anything more . "Matthew" appreciable investigation. You are Master ! .. headsoff to you @Clixic hence, it has been proved .. best of luck for the next time ..

 

And yet I'm still the one having all that money in my PayPal account you guys are a bunch of haters, who can't see anyone having real success and making real money, without getting all jealous, take care and good luck on your miserable lives

 

It's unfortunate that we live in a world where it's so easy to scam people out of their hard earned money. I don't know how you sleep at night knowing that everything you own was given to you with lies.

I will be surely following you however, to minimize your scamming.

Fortunately, I will sleep well knowing that my income has been gained providing value to others and DP is safe once again!

 

i can't say anything for it except hahahahaha

 

I am grateful for this forum because without it I would never have found out that a service that I believed was going to promote my Indiegogo fundraiser aggressively for me instead has so far done little more than violate my privacy on YouTube by publishing my personal email address and PayPal transaction. The owner of the Gogozul website messaged me through Indiegogo in order to offer their so-called services to me. What a waste of my money. Thank you for reaching out to me today, Matt Sayle, so that I could be made aware of what was happening.

 

@Clixic

Real classy...

 

I read and as you did not disclose anything but a 99% fake revenue screenshot video I call you scam unless you prove otherwise in public.
There is 0 legitimate reason to post 1 screen and not go to subsequent older pages for older dates in the video.
Asking people to go in pvt so you can look for an idiot to scam is just not gonna happen mate.
+ you have been banned on flippa this is damn dodgy

Also your website apparently hosts malware

NO, here is why.
If you make a video now after days it would only be more of a scam signal mate if you had been legitimate you could have done this in minutes and not take days to forge another video.

Adding insult to injury - saying people should escrow 35000 and only afterwards complain is 10000% BS no single escrow service reverses if any dispute other then the domain occurs and only 1 I know even looks at the content they certainly not going to reverse if the revenue doesnot check out and YOU KNOW THAT YET INSINUATE OTHERWISE

 

Ok, lets reopen this thread.

I had a client who complained about Gogozul, that he paid $50 and nothing was delivered.

I did some research and found this thread, I'm an established member of this board too. So it's 2016 and nothing has changed, this guy is still in business.

Let's get a refund asap & figure out why this guy is still around. $50 isn't much but it's the principle. Clixic where are you?

 

When will you guys drop this? Gogozul was and still is a legitimate business, of course that among the hundreds of sales, there will be one or two complaints, any business has that. Anyway, gogozul.com was sold already, so get on with your lives and leave me alone.

 

Clixic, It wasn't sold, the host changed and you still own it.

From the board's experience, how best to get a refund (preferably get his site shut down too). Paypal chargebacks are an option, as we can prove there was no service (as mentioned in his 2015 Terms).

In terms of how he is still operating, he approaches people via Indiegogo's messaging service and connects this way.
- I've already contacted IGG, but what else can we do.

Anyone want to research this guy a bit more?

 

If you had just a little bit of intelligence, you would simply do a whois search, and you'll find that the domain ownership changed a couple of months ago.

For the last time, ask for a refund and do a chargeback if you want, I don't own the website anymore, and I really don't get why you keep insisting that I do...

Thanks!

Oh and please, LEAVE ME ALONE!

 

The tactics you are using to 'manufacture' revenue for this website are the epitome of a scam.

You create a fake account on IndieGoGo.com, and then use the direct messaging service to contact hundreds of campaign holders.

The pitch probably goes something like,

"How would you like to get your campaign in front of thousands of business, donors and investors that love ideas just like yours?"

Using the law of averages, if you send enough messages, you will get a few that will reply.

This is called "hitting the bait".

Once their own your hook, it's time to real them in using traditional 'used car salesman' tactics.

Out of the few that reply, some will get reeled into your scam and pay $50 in the hopes of going viral.

Once you're paid, you probably purchase one of those 'social media promotion' gigs on Fiverr - pocketing the other $45.

Sure, this is real money - however, it's not evergreen.

Eventually - like any other scammer - you will eventually need to pack your bags and move onto the next scam.

Did I about sum it up?

 

Matthew, your signature quote is:

"Wise men speak because they have something to say;
Fools because they have to say something."

Why do you have to be the fool that has to say something? Why can't you all just leave me alone and stop commenting on this listing? The website is sold, I don't own it anymore, so just LEAVE IT.