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Originally Posted by Mickey_
We can agree to disagree on this one. Just because the user doesn't understand he is being scammed it doesn't mean he isn't. Many of the high performing offers are misrepresentations of the truth at best, no matter how many in the mainstream affiliate space would prefer not to admit that. It's an inconvenient truth to many, but let's call a spade a spade.
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but is that really unusual?
you can buy a pair of jeans that are made from the same people, with the same material in the same factory for a 10th of the price when the brand name is not on it.
is it a scam? i would say yes but a well accepted scam.
but i know what you mean and this is why I am always try to prevent this really ugly stuff and donīt allow to promote it in my network.
but I am pretty sure that we can agree that 99% of the users are seeing the value of a digital product completely different from us.
on the other hand our biz was always selling dreams - and we also know that dreams canīt be sold anymore as soon as they come true.