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The Rich Jerk's Latest Video: Teaching Fraud?

Author: Affiliates Journal

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A couple of days ago, I opened an email from one of the gurus promoting one of The Rich Jerk's latest products. There was a link to a site with a free sample video of a technique he uses to generate sales for free.

The video told this was a "Black Hat" technique. It made me wonder how it could be legal.

The first thing you do is set up an email on Yahoo, using a ficticious name. Then you place an ad on a high volume, free classified site saying you are giving away a free, pure-bred puppy, because you are moving out of the country.

You don't have a puppy and you are not moving anywhere. This smells like fraud.

In the ad, you put your brand new email. In Yahoo mail, you set it up so that you have an autoresponder, by telling the site to send a "vacation message". The message says something like: "I have a ton of reponses for the puppy and it will take me a while to dicide who to give it to. I have been training the dog with this great course I downloaded. I have used this course to train several other dogs , also. If you want to continue his training, or would like to learn a great way to train your other dogs, GO HERE.

The link goes to a dog training course on Clickbank.

In the few minutes it took to show the technique, he had already received three responses to the ad. Apparently it is going to work.

There is no question in my mind that salesmen thoughout history, have used many fraudulent techniques to market a variety of products. Magazine salesman and telemarketers come to my mind first.

But they didn't confess to using fraud in a video on the Internet.

Author: Frederick Roth Blog: AffiliatesJournal.com

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