Back in November I bought Affiliate Elite and are using it ever since. Affiliate Elite is a software that supports your affiliate marketing efforts. When I bought the software the deal included a 30 minute one-on-one consultation. I was contacted shortly after my purchase and scheduled an appointment. When the appointment time came, nobody contacted me and so I let it go. The next day the same guy contacts me again via email wanting to schedule the appointment “because I had not done so yet” and ‘warned’ me that this was one of my last chances to get this finally done. Well, since then I am ignoring this guy “Keith” from the “The Everyday Wealth Team” - just to receive more notifications that this deal is about to expire. I guess by now you know how the story ends. I am still being contacted about twice per week. No it gets even worse. If I schedule an appointment for a consultation this week I will receive access to some super-dooper eZWeb tools that allow me to build a website without knowing any HTML, MySQL, FTP, or whatever.

You know - I am all up for help if it allows me to become more efficient and to eventually grow my business. I buy different tools, sometimes an e-book, or subscribe to fee-based services as needed for a while. I think I am pretty good in seeing what eventually helps and what is a scam or a rip-off. This offer here I gladly let go by and will not take advantage of it. Why? Because this is just one of those “freebie” deals that come with a big upsell package and I don’t need that. If I have spare money I would probably know what to buy easily, but this won’t fit that category. So, my advice if you are in a similar situation. Don’t believe everything people have to offer. Don’t buy every crappy e-book or software. If a deal sounds too good to be true, it most-likely is. Making large amounts of money on the Internet is not as easy as those ‘people’ will want you to believe. There is much more work involved than you think.