Caveate Emptor

That is the breaks. if they have a refund policy, then request a full refund.

Always read the sales copy many times over before buying. Most often I find that simple play on words will lead you to believe that the ebook contains all infor for complete newbies, but most of the time you can always expect them to expect you to already know how perform the service or male the product. I know, it is all shady. The internet, period, is shady and nearly lawless.

Funny thing is about ebooks with guarantees is that they are usually crappy "books" with little useful info. they are not designed to be read so much as they are designed as a marketing tool to get you to their site and buy other products. they coul dcare less if ytou ask for a refund. They are more concerned that you keep readin ghte ebook and eventually get used to visiting their site and hopefully buy another product or click on some ads or do something else that will make them a profit.

the best ebooks I have ever bought are from NON-gurus who do not offer a refund. Let's face it, no REAL author that writes REAL info and in his right mind would ever offer a refund for something like an ebook or other software. Softeware is too easy to steal.

her eis an example of a real ebook writeen by a real author with real knowledge and th ebook is filled with real info everyone who is into advertising on Google should read. He is an expert on PPC advertising and a google adwords and SEO consultant. http://www.page-zero.com. He does sell through ClickBank which means they can refund you if he chooses not to, but you will see on his site that he does not tout a 30 day, 60 day, or 365 day money back guarantee like all these wannabe authors charge because they know the ebook is mostly worthles sto you anyway. Nor does he use those condesending sales letter that the "gurus" use that make you feel stoooopid. you know the kind that have these big, frivilous headline, htose frivilous pseudo-claims and about 100 PS's at the end tellin gyou you gotta order today or within the next hour becasue the price is going up drastically (and then you visit them 1 day or 1 year from then and the price never went up. Most likely they lowered it even more).

I find in life that the same usually applies to all areas in a general way...what looks the best on the surface rarely turns out to truly be the best choice. Sure a 365 day refund or even a 60 day refund sounds great. But think about it. Why are they willing to give you a refund once you have access ot the book? Look at all the ebook son Amazon. You know the ones that are actually published by traditional publishers. They do not offere refund. they'd never think of it. It's jsut silly...uinless there is an alterior motive, which you can bet most of these self-published biz opp ebook authors have and alterior motive.

BTW. I have to ask, though. Are you looking to get into the resume writing business without knowing anything about writing good resumes? If so, you don't need an ebook but rather a few university courses. There are also some great REAL books at amazon th twill help you towrite better resumes. Writing resumes is not easy if you want to write good ones, and that is why people will pay you - to write themn a good resume, not one they they could have written up themselves. One thing, also, that you must understand is that different industries require different resume formats and some require info that others do not.

That said, here are some books on Amazon about resume writing...
Resume Books on Amazon

Here are some direct links to 2 great resume/cover letter books...

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