Do Not Be Fooled
No, I am not being a jerk, really. You see, it is quite insulting to see a lot of online marketers promoting their “make money system” by trying to tell us how much money they are making. It is an insult to our intelligence. Truly! I mean, you do know that all of those proofs of earnings pictures can be faked don’t you?
Well if you didn’t why don’t you take a look at this for a minute? Now this idea is an on old one and most people claim it can’t be done anymore especially since ClickBank (an affiliate marketing website) changed their site and policies. However, the point is still valid today. Some hungry internet marketers will “fake it till they make it” because they know that the graphic proof makes them appear more credible and attractive to potential customers.
Then there are other ways of faking income proof like copying proof of income graphics from other websites or grabbing graphics of posh cars, fancy houses and holidays from other websites or from royalty free graphic sites.
Modifying Paypal earning figures can be done in Word or PhotoShop – or of course copying them from other sales pages online. And what is even more upsetting is it is difficult for ordinary computer users like you and me to ascertain if the graphics are faked or not. I am definitely not saying they all are but I am just saying don’t anchor your buying decisions on “proof of earnings” or classy photos.
You don’t have to become another scam victim!
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