Recently I was listening to a “Social Distortion” song called:<\/p>\n
“Winners and losers”<\/strong><\/p>\n And, it got me to thinking:<\/p>\n How can you tell a loser customer from a winner?<\/p>\n It’s easy:<\/p>\n Losers are looking for a magic pill.<\/p>\n It’s that simple.<\/p>\n Only a \u00a0pathetic, mush cookie little loser is\u00a0actively looking for a magic pill. For example: People who use a\u00a0supplement for 4 days and whine about how it’s “a scam!!!!” Or\u00a0someone who buys an eBook off clickbank and refunds within 10\u00a0minutes, when they didn’t have enough time to read the table of\u00a0contents much less the eBook itself.<\/p>\n And so on, and so forth.<\/p>\n Believe you me, this happens every day.<\/p>\n All the time.<\/p>\n To businesses around\u00a0the world.<\/p>\n And, it especially happens during the holidays.<\/p>\n I compare notes with a lot of businesses who sell to so-called\u00a0business owners and it’s astonishing how — especially for\u00a0businesses who sell products on how to make more sales — people\u00a0decide to refund right before Christmas because it’s more important\u00a0to buy little Timmy his new Playstation than keep and apply an\u00a0$500 informational product they bought that can make them 10, 20,\u00a0even 30 times the money they spent.<\/p>\n Dumb.<\/p>\n Anyway, where am I going with this?<\/p>\n Before Christmas is when you see who the winners and losers are.<\/p>\n They make it plain as day.<\/p>\n And, it’s a GOOD thing.<\/p>\n I actually am thankful when someone buys from me (in one of the markets where I offer refunds) and refunds during the holidays. That way, I can black list them from buying anything else and wasting more of my time.<\/p>\n One more thing:<\/p>\n I’m not letting marketers off the hook.<\/p>\n A lot of sales letters promise a magic pill (they know they can’t\u00a0fulfill), and even make solid cases for buying. They deserve\u00a0refunds and cancels. Crap products deserve to be chased off the\u00a0market.<\/p>\n And good riddance to ’em.<\/p>\n So let’s keep this in context, k?<\/p>\n K.<\/p>\n Anyway, the “Email Players” newsletter is not a magic pill.<\/p>\n If you are someone who has no list or product, no desire to work\u00a0hard, a crap attitude, needs constant hand holding (can’t think for\u00a0yourself), can’t write a word without raiding a swipe file, or who\u00a0won’t apply the info as taught… it ain’t for you.<\/p>\n Plenty of other products to buy.<\/p>\n (And refund, when they don’t work.)<\/p>\n But, don’t waste your time on mine.<\/p>\n For everyone else?<\/p>\n Check out:<\/p>\n