The Warrior Forum - Selling a Dream They Know Isn't True

During my early days in the internet marketing game I got suckered into buying a whole lot of junk from the so called gurus on the Warrior Forum.
This is a forum that has scammed and defrauded so many innocent folks over the years that it's incredible to me that it is still in existence.  I could put out a list of the scammers and their wares, but I do believe this blog would run out of bandwidth if I tried, and anyway, what's done is done.

Go to the forum and take a look at the WSOs.  Then come back in a month and look again.  I hope you took notes.  You'll find the same tired junk for sale, all wrapped up in new shiny packages; all worthless, ineffective, rehashed garbage that serves only one purpose.  To relieve you of your money.

Look at the  Warrior Forum Reviews.  You'll never find a negative commentary there.  The Forum administrators won't allow them.  Anything negative is immediately deleted and the only commentary you'll find there is from naive hopefulls who haven't yet learned that there is no secret, easy way to wealth via online activity.

The problem is that there are a few very good, informative, and useful products scattered thinly among the junk on the forum.  And the junk is never acknowledged.  Post an honest review of a junk product on the forum and it will be deleted before it's ever seen. Check it out.

The major problem with the Warrior Forum, in my view, is that there are entirely too many garbage products presented as worth spending your hard earned money on.  Somebody stumbles across a way of making a couple hundred bucks online.  Anybody can do that if he monkeys around enough.  So then this guy creates a product based on what he's learned.  It won't work; he's already exhausted its  meager potential, but not to worry.  There are plenty of hopefulls out there willing to drop seven bucks to learn this "secret."

Now he creates an exciting sales page.  Or he hires an experienced Warrior to do it for him.  Invariably you'll find the word "Formula," or "Cheat," or "System"  in the title. The word "Secret" is also liberally bandied about.   These products of course, are all about making money on the web, and the only way these guys know to make money on the web is to make products like this to sell to people who are trying to make money on the web.   I do hope you can see the problem with this.

You'll find fake testimonials all over the place.  Often the testimonials are by real people who had no intention of having any testimonials published and would not have written them the way they appeared in the first place.  And once again, I ask you.  Have you ever seen a negative testimonial here?

To get an insight into the netherworld of the Warrior Forum, you can Google this:  alexa-smith-warrior-forum-scam.  It will take you to a Google search result and you can then click on the appropriate link.

This is not to say that the Forum is all bad.  There are maybe a half dozen honest and sincere marketers out there who really want to be delivering useful product.  So go find them.

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