#Feng shui black obsidian bracelet scam movie#
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This is a lot of money to spend on commercials when they only have 13 bracelets left to sell right now, don't ya think? They also went to the effort of making ANOTHER video for the website-this time it's about a guy who was living under a bridge and now owns 10,000 houses. which is exactly what this Feng Shui bracelet website says on their website 🤣

#Feng shui black obsidian bracelet scam trial#

Then, they make the squeeze page telling you in great detail why this product is the best and how the seller of the product had to go through a lot of trial and error or trials and tribulations to arrive at the knowledge / product he is selling now out of the goodness of his heart so people like you don't have to suffer like he did.and they always say stuff like. They also sell superstitious items and E-books about the best muscle gain workout plans which are really just basic info you can find just by Googling. Often they sell supplements by just buying cheap vitamins in bulk and then peeling off the labels and printing their own labels that say something like 'Male Enhancement Formula' or something suggesting it will make your hair grow or turn black again. Black hat forums offer squeeze page templates and share ideas about what kinds of fraudulent products make the most money. If you don't know what a squeeze page is, it's basically just a 1-page sales pitch website where someone is throwing everything at the wall to convince you to buy a product that is usually dubious at best. That's literally the only thing they're selling and it's a total 'squeeze page', too.

So this cost some money to make and then it cost some money to put on Youtube. Basically, a really well-produced commercial but way longer than a normal commercial.

#Feng shui black obsidian bracelet scam movie#

They hired a pretty woman to tell a long story of her life with and without the bracelet and the whole time, they are portraying it like movie scenes. How much do you think such a long ad costs? It was a well-produced ad, too, not just a guy talking into a camera.