I was hoping to get some advice from the marketing genius that is Bruce Friedman from AdultB2B.biz
Do you truly recommend giving webmasters less that 24 hours to remove all their links to a failed affiliate program and it's failed paysites, especially during a holiday weekend?
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from Bruce Friedman <b@hothardcash.com>
reply-to b@hothardcash.com
to blamo@concentric.net
date Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 3:16 AM
subject Discontinuation of Hot Hard Cash
Hot Hard Cash Discontinuation Notice
Dear affiliates,
I regret to inform you that we are discontinuing our program as of midnight November 29th. Please remove all galleries and links, after this time they will no longer work.
I'd like to thank all of your for your loyal help in trying to make this program work. I wish you nothing but the best in all of your future endeavors.
Sincerely,
Bruce Friedman
CEO
Hot Hard Cash
Adult B2B Marketing • 1852 Barossa Drive • San Ramon • CA • 94582
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It seems to me that a man with your marketing skills would have been able to sell ketchup popsicles to a man wearing fancy white gloves at Noon in Phoenix!
What method from the $40,000 marketing license that you purchased failed? Can you expose the company the ripped you off so that others will not fall prey to them?
7 days ago, you stated:
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Originally Posted by AdultB2B
...I have been fully trained on how to carry out the marketing system and it's strategies...
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Did you miss a day of training? Would you still recommend this company to people that you wish to see fail?
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After some extra research, I noticed that you were trying to
sell the program back in September.
2 months later, on Nov 4th, you
announced that the program was being relaunched with "...80 percent recurring on the life of the sale on all new sales now through December 4th." Do you also recommend closing a program with a week left in a promotion?
Is 80% of nothing still nothing?
I need answers! Help me out here Bruce! I'm asking because I know that I personally get angry when I read that a program I am promoting is closing in the near future.
Less than 24 hours notice on a holiday weekend during a published contest/promotion is just plain unscrupulous.