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Sure, but where is the line between bad first product and being a scammer. As a dev my first products are generally pretty average and my prices are high to fi
by godmode2019 5y ago
Sure, but where is the line between bad first product and being a scammer.
As a dev my first products are generally pretty average and my prices are high to filter to people that actually want the solution I'm selling.
My opinions is being a scammer you have the intention to take someone's money with out delivering any marketed value.
So there is the problem who can comment on someone intention.
I remember when coffeezila went after a youtuber who created a course. It was his first course but he sold 2 millions worth, everyone's first course sucks, he was unlucky enough to have a lot of people buy his first product. Then be labeled a scammer by drama channels because it wasn't university quality content.
These people are producing nothing themselves just amplifying problems in other people.
- Apocryphon 5y agoCoffeezilla himself has become a brand and puts out a ton of content, some I’m sure of dubious accuracy. But overall it’s pretty damn easy to tell whether or not these YouTube ad classes, not unlike the late night infomercials of yesteryear, are selling a fake bill of goods. Many use obviously fraudulent tactics. They don’t peddle dev courses but obvious get rich quick schemes. Drama channels are the closest thing to muckrakers or even regulators in our deregulated scam-spam choked internet. I shed no tears for someone who made $2m from a bad course whether the quality was intentional or not. He can go cry in Tai Lopez’s garage.