Is It Immoral To Sell What You Haven't Tried?

I think you should take appointment with any mental doctor because according to me you are mental ...... Otherwise no one will talk on this topic for laugh or joke.

Did you see "Wrong Turn" movie ???? i am imagining you worst than main villain character of this movie who was killing many people because he enjoy it.

 

I guess it depends on the person you are. Is it Immoral in my opinion? Yes, because you should know your product and you can't know it without putting eyes on it and testing it out, etc. Does that mean you can't sell a product without doing research? In my opinion, it's fine as long as the product has good reviews (you have to at least know that the product is good otherwise you are wasting time right? At least doing research on a product will be more beneficial in the long run than just running blindly trying to sell.

 

There are lots of things that are relevant to be shared on this thread, but not to the point that providing malicious intent in which you are possibly connected or well knowledgeable on that matter.

 

@KylieSweet the post you reference is the only post by that member with no activity since. It has all the fingerprints of a young boy trolling for attention one evening, despite his dubious claim that he is 50.

 

I think that if you sell a product, you should not only try your product, but also know it perfectly.

First, it is necessary to know all the shortcomings, weaknesses of your product. In fact, you need to put yourself in the place of a potential buyer and think about what he would like and what he would not like.

And secondly, it is necessary for you to look like an expert in the eyes of the buyer. It will be bad if the customer asks you something about the product and you will not have an answer. The customer then will not buy anything because he will not trust you.