Posted by David Chin

Yet another scheme peppered up with heady doses of under-handed sales tactics, marketing spin and subliminal phrases to make you whip out your credit card and throw your hard-earned cash away.

Folks, I have 2 things to say:
- don’t waste your money, please
- don’t buy anything, ever, if it has Roy Oron & Maayan Marzan’s names mentioned on it

The internet is littered with products that promise the earth, and don’t deliver squat.

The earnings claims in there aren’t independently verifiable. When you complain that you can’t earn even a cent from their techniques, they’ll say you didn’t follow the instructions to the letter.

That equals laying the blame squarely on your shoulders.

You can’t sue them, because they have a money-back guarantee.

And the techniques that they claim they’ll teach you are already freely available in various forums. Techniques that surely don’t deserve the $1500 asking price.

Seriously, please don’t waste your money.

Take it from someone who’s bought Rich Jerk, Beating Adwords, Who Loves Money, Affiliate Project X, Day Job Killer, and too many other forgettable ebooks.

Yeah, I even peeked into a widely-circulated copy of Duvet Dollars.

The products I bought gave me some ideas to implement, but they’re nowhere near as easy to execute (or profitable) as the sales literature would have you believe.

I didn’t ask for any refunds though, because I did learn a trick or two, and more importantly, they cost me less than $100 apiece - yeah … $100 is nowhere near as painful as $1500.

It’s gonna be the same thing with Adwords Tycoons. If you want to believe that this package will put profits (profits, mind you, not revenue) in your bank account, do so at your own financial peril.

Don’t fall into the trap of buying into the so-called limited offers these products so prominently display. It’s a highly effective sales technique that’s used to get you to make an impulsive purchase just because you think you’re gonna lose out if you don’t get in early.

Humans are so predictable, I guess - I know I am. Here, do yourself a favor and visit SalesBully.com and watch the video where he outlines the methods used to trick your mind into thinking you need to buy the product NOW!

Yup, the video as SalesBully.com shows you how these slick marketers use the “Social Proof” and “Limited Supply” tactics to “bully” you into buying a package that you don’t need (but you think you do).

So, take my advice, and *** critically *** re-read every word at the Adwords Tycoons sales page.

It helps if you pretend to be a lawyer (if you aren’t already one) examining a piece of evidence.

The truth will be revealed, that Adwords Tycoons is nothing but yet another product pushed by some smart (and sneaky) folks who want that $1500 of yours.