Would You Promote A Product That You Know Doesn't Work?

[NewBoyToyMatt]

What? You mean those penis enlargement pills don't work?! Damn!

[Bec]

I don't feel good promoting anything if it falls into the "if it sounds too good to be true" category. Michael

And yet it's exactly the "too good to be true" programs that draw in the money ... take all those shows you see from 1-6 am on nearly every tv station. From knives to processors to getting houses for under $400 ... if they weren't making the money, they wouldn't be running one hour commercials 7 nites a week. Or for an online example, the guy that just got sentenced for all the spam emails - promoting stuff like that collecting late ups delivery monies as a stay at home job. People want the good life, and they want it handed to them in a tidy little package.

[Xstr8guy]

What? You mean those penis enlargement pills don't work?! Damn!

There are ways to enlarge your penis, but none of them involve taking pills.

[JustMe]

Greetings:

(except I'll have to live with anal leakage)

Urgh, gotta hate any post that ends with anal leakage being discussed.

:goof:

[Xstr8guy]

Greetings:



Urgh, gotta hate any post that ends with anal leakage being discussed.

:goof:

Eeeww, I missed that in the original post. You just had to bring it up again, .

[LTCNick]

I still believe that a person should live by his word. To sell something that you don't believe in... well, to what cost? and to what consequence? If you're looking for a quick buck, it may work, but you've trashed your reputation in doing so...

It's never worth it.

Greetings All:

Well, would you be an affiliate for a product that you KNOW doesn't work, and that you KNOW your surfers will be ripped off by if you actually manage to convince them to buy it?

Oh, by the way, I almost forgot to say welcome to MensNiche, the newest sponsor to GWW.

[Dzinerbear]

And there's always the addage: you're known by the company you keep.

So if you promote a lot of crap, people will start to think that your site is crap.

dzinerbear

[krusher]

And on a totally off-topic, but kind of similar, I don't think prescription drug manufacturers should be allowed to advertise their products on television. It leads to a culture of people diagnosing their own perceived or real conditions. If you have a health concern, you should see your doctor, and discuss whatever options are available. The proliferation of pharmaceutical commericals is creating an even greater culture of non-responsibility: Hey, I can take this pill and everything will be great (except I'll have to live with anal leakage).

dzinerbear

No shit, the government is the biggest drug dealer there is. One minute they run commercials that show that there pill is the answer. The next thing you know they're pulling the same pill because it is dangerous in some way. I believe in healthy mind, healthy body. And drugs should only be taken when you want to get high! :nerd:

[ScottMN]

Greetings:

Good, I'm glad to hear that I'm not the only one on here that's not willing to do or sell anything to make a buck....

hehe thanks for the warm welcome. You seem pretty sure they don't work - been investing heavily in penis enlargement solutions have we?

Actually, our products do work, otherwise I wouldn't sell them. I don't believe in duping people into spending their money. We run a forum for all of our clients where they can trade tips, advice, etc (kind of like here but about...penises). They also post their results freely. We don't pay anyone to be there, even the moderators and there are no fake posters. Check it out http://www.penis-health.com/forum.html.

Any other questions or comments - fire away

[Squirt]

Would You Promote A Product That You Know Doesn't Work?

Interesting.. You know in all honesty, as long as it was legal to do so, yes i would.

Im here to market to people and make money from that marketing...

Lets not forget, we are in the sales and marketing business NOT the entertainment business

Lee are you saying that all of us here on GWW are just here for you to market to, and if it's legal, market stuff to us that you don't think works?


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[Xstr8guy]

hehe thanks for the warm welcome. You seem pretty sure they don't work - been investing heavily in penis enlargement solutions have we?

Ouch! That was a cheap shot... especially coming from a guy that sells PE pills!

I honestly believe that the program works and... penis enlargement is possible but pills are not part of the equation. On the Men's Niche site, they sell a combination pill and stretching exercise program. The exercises are where the results come from.

Now go take the 'G spot' referrence off of the gay tour! Lol

[Darren]

Very interesting... Let me propose a thought to you...

Steriods, back in the day when steriods first came on to the market all the scientists scoffed that they did not increase muscle size, 10 years later all steriods were banned from competitions etc because they increased muscle size.

My point: Just because something is NOT scientifically proven, do not automatically assume it does not work.

Penis enlargement works, and I will stand by that statement forever. I have literally heard success stories from thousands of men, I have seen the proof and every day our office receives testimonials that are faxed to us (currently being compiled in a report).

We are having doctor studies etc done as well... I ask you to check out www.mens-network.com/forum and www.thundersplace.com for details of over 50k men who are trying and achieving penis enlargement.

www.ProSolutionPills.com combines exercises and pills = works.

www.SizeGentics.com system combines pills, exercises and the device = works.

I am happy to ask any questions... But if your worried your promoting something that doesn't work, with MensNiche that is NOT the case

Now ask away !

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