I didn't expect things to turn out that way...
So I'm on many marketers' email lists.
I wanted to unsubscribe from one but there was no link for me to do so.
Usually, it's always at the bottom of every email, just like it is in mine. But for some reason, this guy's link was missing.
I didn't know if this was on purpose or not and I was pretty sure that not having it was illegal.
I had this person (who will not be named) on my friend's list on Facebook. So I tagged him in a post asking how come there was no unsubscribe link in his emails.
And boy oh boy did I unearth a shit storm 😱
Many successful internet business owners chimed in ripping this guy a new one.
Here's an example of some. (I had to redact some parts, you'll see why):
"he's a scammy c*nt who doesn't give a flying sh*t about any laws he breaks with his bullshit... if you are lucky you'll get some bullshit about mistakes and that hes a good guy really ... nope he's just a Grade A crook and so is his side kick ****"
Here's another:
"scammy? More like outright f*ckwitted crook. Fraudster. Piece of sh**. Etc."
and:
"Love it! Expose these f*cktards"
Boy oh boy I didn't expect that!
I wasn't trying to expose anyone but it turns out he has been doing it a long time and it is in fact against the law.
There were a lot of people who were not happy with his actions and definitely let him know.
He did respond to the post too. Making some lame excuse that I didn't buy. He's a 7 figure internet earner and knows exactly what he's doing.
He then went ahead and blocked me.
Even after I said I would give him as much information as possible just in case someone was using his name.
But his blocking me showed me all I needed to know.
Anyway,
Criminality does not pay in the long run and who wants the stress of being so hated?
Instead...
If you want to build a legitimate business that can replace your day job. Working a couple hours a day, then head over to the link below and I'll see you there
==> https://educatedrebel.com/72hr
Stay rebellious (but don't be a crook),
Jouvan
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