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Warrior Forum| Article #342 : WARRIOR FORUM – PART 7

In this installment of the Warrior Forum, we’re going to cover some things, that as a buyer of WSOs, you’re going to want to look out for. This may very well keep you from purchasing a WSO that you will find to be less than satisfying.

Refund Policy – You want to make sure the refund policy is clear. If there is none, it really should make you think twice about purchasing this WSO. If the person really believes in his product, he should have no trouble issuing a refund policy of some kind.

Proof Of Earnings – If the person says you should make a certain amount of money with this WSO, they should have no problem showing proof of earnings. If you don’t see any, proceed cautiously.

Replication – If the WSO is a process of doing something, then you need to find out if this is something that is easily replicated. Contact the person running the WSO and ask him how many times he has been able to replicate this process.

Examples – Does the person running the WSO show examples of what he is talking about? Can he show the actual process? This may not apply to every WSO, but for the ones it does apply to, see if there are examples.

Support – This is so critical. Does the person offering the WSO also offer free support for the product or service? If this isn’t stated on the WSO itself, then contact the person and ask if free service comes with this offer.

Upgrades – Are there any upgrades with this WSO? If so, are they free or do you have to pay for them? Are upgrades required to really make the WSO work? If it’s not clear in the actual WSO ad itself, then inquire as to whether the results you will get with the WSO are with the WSO as is or ONLY if you upgrade? This is something few people think to ask.

How Many Sold – This really applies to if the person is selling something where the number of items sold will devalue the product itself, such as a PLR item. If the number sold isn’t designated in the WSO itself, then ask.

Original Work Or Ghost Written – This may not seem important, but you want to know if the person offering this product actually created it himself. This gives more credibility and value to the product itself.

How Many Posts? – The person running the WSO, how many posts do they have? If not many, you should be just a little wary of the offer itself. You’ll have better success with WSOs made by older members.

Identity – The person running the WSO, does he make his identity known or does he hide it? If a person gives his real name and a website, it’s a safe bet that they are legit. A person trying to run a con isn’t going to make it easy to be found.

Of course you want to check on the person’s credibility. Do they have a good reputation? Are they really having success online?

These are just general guidelines. Ultimately, you have to do your homework and evaluate each WSO on its merit.

Well, that’s about it as far as this discussion on the Warrior Forum. It’s by no means complete, but it should give you more than enough information to be able to go there and conduct yourself in a manner that will have you accepted by the community at large.

Good luck!

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