The “Max Out Your Credit Card To Go Into Internet Marketing” Misleading Product Presentation
Great thread at the Warrior Forum about someone who appears to not have known that it isn’t okay to max out your credit card in 5 months trying to build an Internet Marketing business.
John Taylor lets us in on news of a lady who allowed herself to spend $20k on “you can make it online” ebooks, multimedia packages and software she simply did not need. And another $10k on PPC ads that just didn’t work. The conversation evolved into talk of those Marketing presentations that you travel to and sit in on with hundreds of other interested victims folks wanting to become successful online.
One simple thought from “Big Mike” that ought to set the stage for anyone not sufficiently informed about this;
“There’s a difference between investing in assets for your business (even if it means going into a “manageable debt” situation) than simply spending so much looking for a business to get into.”
What I believe to be good advice from Kay King;
“I think if you got to know some of these over-spenders well you’d find the recklessness is not confined to IM stuff. Those who are frugal and spend cautiously on their personal purchases are far less likely to get into major debt to ’start a business.’”
The next time you find yourself attending an over-hyped Internet Marketing presentation by a well known “Guru,” think on your feet when approached with a concept that suggests you force yourself to “make it” by placing your financial stability in jeopardy with an unwise use of your credit cards. Please…
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