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Reading these Reviews: Be objective as you read and realize that many reviews have been published on the internet to promote the writers own blog, website or product sales. Within the writers enthusiam however you may find a factual outline of what the product does and how it works, and thus whether it suits you or not. Reading a number of reviews can reveal good information about any given item.

Article Spam: You might notice some articles have problems; uneven text, font, bolding and even duplicated content. This all comes from computer generated articles and we stop what we can. Some get by, but not for long. Don't worry, its not your computer.

Better Business Bureau etc: The reports to these agencies cover several types of complaints. Read them carefully to find problems such as repeated refusals to refund money, numerous requests for refunds, or constant changes of address. If you want to contact these agencies directly click on their name at the top of the wealth plans index.

Avoiding predatory websites

A- When purchasing a product online and you are seeing the landing or squeeze page, try to locate any 'contact us' information. If you cannot find any 'contact us' information there or in the web pages, you can be sure that there's no way to ask for your money back, or for help. Avoid doing business with any company with no contact information.

B- When paying, be alert to a landing or squeeze page that says thay they accept clickbank or paypal, but when you are further in the payment process somehow you are not on official pages of either of those companies. You are being either the victim of an outright fraud, or the company wants control of any refund process, or they have been banned from using Clickbank or PayPal.

C- Many products on google searches have headlines that announce person or plan XXXX is a scam, a has been etc. These are not real reviews, only advertising, ignore them.

D- In reading complaints filed with consumer organizations avoid a company that has changed interstate USA addresses constantly, they are probably avoiding the law.

E- Be wary of recently registered companies with Les Vegas, Nevada addresses. Consumer protection laws there are few. Many businesses moved to Nevada for this reason, to avoid being sued.




F- Be very wary of companies that have numerous requests for refunds, its an indicator either the product is not adequate, or the advertising has been misleading and the product is not what you expect.

G-Needless to say, also look for companies that have refused to refund a number  of clients when asked to. It's just bad business and can happen for many reasons, none good for you.

H- Be wary of reviews listed on the internet. Many of them have been composed to promote a blog or website and often come from well meaning people promoting their own business, they are not objective.

I- In reading reviews look for the factual descriptions of what the business does and how it does it, try to decide if the type of internet business will suit you  and be objective about  the writers enthusiasm.

J- Try to buy products with good backing. A product listed with Clickbank is good for you because they will often accept a genuine reason for refund. It is also out of the sellers hands, if his porche needs more gas its not your problem.

K- If you see several of these points combined in or around one business or website, that should be all you need to stay away. Good businesses simply don't accumulate multiple complaints of these types.


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