To clarify, no he's not making money. Few people ever do. The products are more often than not worthless ebooks, but the real scam is the conmen that lead you to believe it's easy, anyone can do it, and pay me $99 and I'll have you earning thousands in the next few minutes.
>perhaps you could convince him to sell honest products using honest techniques
Precisely what I'm after. It's hard to be convincing when my side of the argument isn't offering "40000/month on autopilot!"
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You're implying that anything sold through affiliate marketing is a "useless product", marketed using "immortal techniques", and, in short, a "scam".
If he really likes it so much, and it's making him money, perhaps you could convince him to sell honest products using honest techniques?
To clarify, no he's not making money. Few people ever do. The products are more often than not worthless ebooks, but the real scam is the conmen that lead you to believe it's easy, anyone can do it, and pay me $99 and I'll have you earning thousands in the next few minutes.
>perhaps you could convince him to sell honest products using honest techniques
Precisely what I'm after. It's hard to be convincing when my side of the argument isn't offering "40000/month on autopilot!"