Scam Alert

byAbstractAlan

56 followers

2 years ago

by AbstractAlan
34 followers
14 hrs ago

As a NEWBIE I decided to become a WA affiliate. Presently I am training in the Affiliate Boot Camp. I really didn't know what I was getting myself into when I took on this position. You see, before I would even consider penning anything, I wanted to do my homework, so I decided to read reviews that others had written. What an eye opener.

It was one of the our members that got me to join WA. I had been scammed unconditionally, repeatedly, almost daily, as I pursued an online business for myself. After being scammed, I read a review by, like I said, a member here. It was a review on one of "My SCAMMERS" and he was brutally truthful. I read a few more, as well as one on the WA and was hooked.

I read other reviews from other "reviewers" and discovered something very disturbing. They really, really did their homework. One person spent over 900 hours on research, he had tremendous graphs and screen shots (I don't even know how to do a screenshot yet), and he even spent $997 and joined, so he really understood that site. I thought that maybe because he was a member that he would have a lot of positive things to say.

No, he listed several cons about the site. He too was blunt and reported what he experienced. I said to myself, "SELF?" How can I top that?. He really had a great deal to write about. I felt very deflated and immediately complained (WHINED) to one of the members. I then thought, maybe I'll read what he wrote about WA. Well, he commenced to trash WA, he had pages and pages of discrepancies listed.

I was shattered, how can this be? I've read many reviews on WA and they were all positive, and they weren't all just written by our members, so I thought, this can't be right. So, I decided to analyze each and every claim that he made. Shocker! Not only did he take things out of context, he lied, yes, he lied. Why would he do that? There had to be a reason. Oh yeah, it was because he had a #1 recommendation. That makes sense.

Well, I know how to fight this, I'll research THEIR #1 choice. Nyuk! Nyuk! And so it began, and I did my homework as well. So, for starters, I signed up for emails and newsletters, I read other reviews that all were consistent with their information. So, what didn't they have that WA did have? Their Facebook community only consisted of approximately 4500 and I noticed that they had 13 posts that day and 90 that month. UH! Gee, I think WA has 13 post a minute? maybe?

So, I did more digging, they only ranked at 58.3/100% on Scam Detector, they ranked 3.4 with TrustPilot, and they weren't even listed at the BBB(Better Business Bureau). So NEWBIES, you know how WA scored? The TrustPilot ranked us at 4.9, the BBB was an A+, and the Scam Detector ranked us at 100%.

All this makes me want to finish my training and finish my website. So, for all the NEWBIES like me, have no fear, WA IS the #1 LEADER.