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Wait, so let me get this right. You have had no customers. So where are the customer reviews coming from?
by DanielStraight 17y ago
Wait, so let me get this right. You have had no customers. So where are the customer reviews coming from?
- mahmud 17y ago"ehm.. with fake reviews"
- DanielStraight 17y agoIndeed. Although the idea was more to draw a general point. There's not a chance I would buy it, because the site looks exactly like every scam e-book site I've ever seen: yellow background, way too much text down the middle with a cheesy picture, an overabundance of bold text, randomly quoted text (why are any of the headers quoted?), and (you guessed it) made up testimonials. Everything about the page screams, "This is a scam. Don't give this guy any of your money." For comparison, this is what the page of the only e-book I've ever bought directly from the author looked like: http://todoodlist.com/ http://todoodlist.com/ It's the polar opposite. It has an amount of text that someone might actually read. The typography is restrained and not screaming at me with bold text and big headers every other word. It tells me things I'm actually getting instead of just making lofty promises. (When you tell me you have a chapter called "Zen Kitten in a Box" it's pretty easy to believe you really have fun essays. However, when you tell me I'm going to get laid by reading a career book, I'm skeptical.)