www.I'veTriedThat.com - The Scammers Who Play The "Good Guys!

Do You Know What a REAL Con Artist Is? 

"It is a person who cheats or tricks others by persuading them to believe something that is not true." Joe and Steve are nothing but Affiliate marketing Con Artists that sell for  "The Wealthy Affiliate" which is a high commission based program. Unfortunately they get their traffic from tearing down other competitive data entry companies and pretend they are helping you. Read the story for yourself below.

Let's be very clear on the purpose of www.I'veTriedThat.com and why it was created according to them. Yes, the website at first glance comes off pretty insightful with a couple of normal seemingly guys who clearly appear to just be two regular men who really care and whom enjoy helping the "damsels in distress" and the poor old suckers from wasting their money.

But, sorry guys (Joe & Steve), I'm gonna have to tell the truth and expose the real reason for all the so called "Good duties"  from your so insightful blog.

 I must say you are getting the Job done, you are definitely saving people a bundle, I mean at least from spending their money on the sites they really wanted. You know the ones which you refer to as the "Misleading data entry websites". 

So I'veTriedThat.com has accomplished a lot. They've accomplished the goal which was from getting many from reaching into their right pocket to pay for the data entry Job they really wanted and instead convinced them to reach into the left one to buy the overpriced and complicated one from their blog.  I've Tried That will convince you every site on their list is a scam based on one little technicality. I've Tried That's reasoning are usually, "These data entry sites are not necessarily a scam, we just don't like the way they represent their program. But Joe and Steve forgot to mention those very programs they call "Misleading" are practically identical programs to the one every I've Tried That article you read sends you to at the end to get you to buy it. It's called (Wealthy Affiliate ) and it's the EXACT same program as ALL the data entry programs they write about. In other words, Joe and Steves site is solely based on a technicality.

 "You say tomato I say tomahto."

Here is a Qoute From I've Tried That Blog

Quote taken from this page - http://www.ivetriedthat.com/2008/02/14/war-on-data-entry-jobs/

Paraghraph Quote:

"The bottom line is, the companies that are supposedly providing you with data entry work for which they’ll pay you are doing nothing more than tricking you into doing their advertising for them and tricking you into paying for that advertising. They write their little ads, and then instead of submitting them to Google and paying Google to run them, they get YOU to submit them to Google and pay Google to run them. And all under the guise of “data entry” work! Then they sit back and reap the profits from any products sold without spending a dime on advertising."

End Quote:

Was That Not Calling The Kettle Black?

Wow, that whole article about stealing ones traffic sounds awful familiar Joe and Steve. They should know a lot about stealing traffic and reaping the benefits since that's what they do for a living. They've learned a lot about how to con people from the very program they sell.

How Joe & Steve Came Up With This Brilliant Idea Of I've Tried That and Steal Others Traffic

 First, Joe and Steve have chosen an extremely popular niche, created a blog ( because blogs are excellent for getting picked up on google for new content) then they've researched & targeted several different types of data entry biz opps/affiliate marketing companies that are in their same niche and are obviously bringing in a certain quota of traffic each month. Then, they go for the kill and save a bundle on advertising by taking theirs.
 This is the brilliance of it, instead of paying for their OWN Google traffic, they reap the benefits off writing about other programs in the data entry business niche and STEAL their traffic & hits in the meantime. How do you think people find  the "I've Tried That" Blog?

 HOW IT WORKS

A potential customer finds a company through an ad or google search that they like.  Lets say they saw an ad for a company called www.dataentrytime.com (ficticious name). 
Now Most people will perform a little research on dataentrytime.com by running a search under the company name and then,  oh, BOOM guess who shows up under google? Yes, there's "I've Tried.com" With a catchy headline on how to avoid dataentrytime.com (their main keyword). Thus talking trash about that very company you were hoping to join showing right on the first page of your keyword google business name search. And who do you think paid for that ad? dataentrytime.com did and I've Tried That just redirected that potential sale to themselves without spending a dime for advertising. So basically this is what I've Tried That.com does for a living. They ride on other businesses coat tales and passive aggressively obtain sells by slowly gaining your trust and BOOM. You end up buying  basically the SAME exact type of Job offer (but more expensive and more complicated).. Think about it. You find a bad article on the site you were interested in, telling you to stay away from them, so you think what? Wow, you think, let me read this. Then Steve and Dweeb gain your trust and unbeknownst to you, they just made you think they're actually doing you a favor by giving you this incredible inside information. When all the while they just sold you the very thing they are warning you against, and their favorite excuse is, well we don't like the way they represented their company using words like data entry rather than affiliate marketing.

 (Joe & Steves marketing is very passive aggressive) but that's the brilliance of their scheme and they learned it in the VERY school of marketing they are trying to sell to you (Wealthy Affiliate). In other words, ultimately they are doing the EXACT same thing as everyone else - SELLING,SELLING SELLING but pretending not to.

Affiliate Marketing VS An Online Business and the difference between I've Tried That Jobs and The Data Entry Jobs They Talk About

YEAH! Joe and Steve do not sell anything of their own. They sell other peoples products. It's called Affiliate Marketing. And guess what. The very thing they are selling you is the very same company that will teach you these tricky tactics to gain sales. These so called "Data Entry Misleading Websites" teach you the HONEST way to market and are aimed more for a newbie and way less complicated. It teaches you "How to make money". 

The smaller businesses that I've Tried That steal traffic from are actual business owners, NOT affiliate marketers. This means they own the site and can teach you on a more personal level. Most also include actual data entry Jobs and the affiliate training is way easier to learn, it's mostly posting simple ads.  It's quicker money because it;s easier to learn and it's a one time only fee (not $100 per month like wealthy affiliate costs). 

Steve & Joes affiliate marketing is very complex. 98% will NEVER learn a thing from it or ever make a dime. They do not offer any real Jobs or actual personal tactics ( wealthy affiliate goes by statistic selling, not by their own personal experience) and the fees are ongoing monthly fees up to $100 per month. So which would YOU rather buy?

FACT

The funny thing is Wealthy Affiliate is also the very program that teaches you how to create these data entry businesses, how to market them and how to make money from them  -PERIOD. As I've said, I've Tried That  sells the EXACT same training /affiliate marketing/ data entry whatever you want to call it, but for much more money. Reason, they work off commission so they only get PART of the sells.

I once confronted Joe on his blog and asked him if the purpose was truly to help people than why do you sell anything? His answer at the time was oh all I sell is a small ebook for $10.

(He failed to mention the affiliate program) Anyways about a month later I came across an article on one of those dopes from "I've Tried That bragging about how they get over 1 million hits per month. So you do the math. 1 MILLION potential customers per month x $10 is what? Of course just think the very lowest and I mean LOWEST in marketing statistics would be 1% of 1 Million leads. You do the math on that one.  Yeah, Joe and Steve should be very proud of how much traffic they've received off of all the100's of other companies hard work, sweat and money they've spent that was stolen from "I've Tried That" -  not to mention each companies reputations were destroyed. I don't know how these guys sleep at night.

Joe And Steve Have Never Bought A Single WebSite They Trash (Isn't It Called "I've Tried That?)

 I have had many conversations with these horrid men and what hit it off at first was I actually bought 2 of the programs his site was slamming online. And what caught my immediate attention was the comments made by Steve were completely false. The 2 companies he spoke about, he spoke in details about one of the first pages and everything he described was absolutely a bold face lie down to the color. This made me realize that these are just typical scammers and crooks that do not actually buy these programs to check them out for you and they're just trying to make a buck. They only make assumptions off of them based on what a typical site like that would represent. However, many are different from each other and each has a lot to offer for less then his program. The truth is, these men NEVER had any intention of spending a single dime on any of these programs to check them out for you. They're online to MAKE money, not to save YOU money. They WANT your money for themselves and do not give two nickels about you.

CONCLUSION

Don't believe the hype." I've Tried That" does not buy or try ANYTHING they say they do for your benefit, because the site is solely based on making sells. I mean, are you kidding me?? You really believe they're going to spend $50+ a pop on hundreds of data entry programs they trash online just for you? LOL. Their goal is to get your money, NOT spend their money for you. The only thing they are honest about is being affiliate marketers and boy they're good at it.

At the time I spoke to Ivetriedthat.com about the affiliate program they're selling, it was priced at about about $100 a month and they got a nice chunk of each one you all bought every single month. It came out of your credit card. 

Don't get me wrong if  "I've Tried That" wants to be affiliate marketers, do it by all means!

 But don't be a scumbag and trash everyone else to get there. Be honest, buy your own traffic and stop lying to these people and telling them you're buying these programs to make sure they're safe. You don't give a crap if they are safe. It's just another marketing tactic. And buy you OWN traffic and stop being a hypocrite and a bold face liar.

If these guys had any REAL integrity they would STOP selling ANYTHING, I don't care if it's only 1 dollar for toothpaste they're getting. They should NOT be making a dime! Blogs are free and costs them NOTHING. You do not go create a blog to help people save money so you can take it for yourself!!

Ask I've Tried That For Screenshots Of The Login Pages

 Ask Joe and Steve to show us a SCREENSHOT of EVERY DATA ENTRY PROGRAMS FIRST PAGE LOGIN they have ever bought. Not one or two and not fake screen shots of a receipt. ANYONE can do that but ya cannot fake a real login page to a bunch of programs unless you really paid for them. So I want to see EVERY one you have ever claimed to have bought that you had the audacity to tear down by your lies. But we both know that will never happen.

Unfortunately there is a sucker born everyday. But all us people who took a marketing course in college and a bit of common sense know the game you're playing and who's the real Scum Bag and Scam Artist.

I'm not telling anyone not to read their garbage. It's a free country. But smarten up. Do it for entertainment. Don't buy anything. Or you just prove to be another sucker.

THE NEW TRICK TO GET AFFILIATE SALES

The program they sell you is Wealthy affiliate which used to cost $97 per month to begin. Now they have a new gimmick. Start totally FREE! LOL

As I said, don't believe the hype. It's very misleading - It's called a Free Trial. You will pay a lot after the trials over, every single month.

We should start our own blog now and tell everyone how i've tried that is misleading because that's the TRUTH....

the hypocrisy goes on unfortunately.....