Too good to be true?

[csn-uk]

I have noticed when looking around this forum in particular and others, that some offers are genuine and others not so. Nothing particularly new there, although when reading a discussion in an advertising post on this forum where the host was unsure whether people where viewing the offer as “too good to be true?” Not entirely sure on the reason that they may not have had increased sales but I myself have experienced what may be the same” issue?”

Again not too sure if this is really an issue but opinions would be welcome or past experience.

 

[siforek]

If I understand what you're saying.. I think it's a give-in that providers will backup what they offer. Perhaps adding "there's no catch" mite help. As a consumer, if I thought an offer to be "too good to be true" I'd first check the reputation of the provider, then simply ask them if there's anything I need to know about the offer.

 

[rosalesemil]

search for any review for the company that will help us a lot.
most of the time research can save a lot of money and time.

 

[SenseiSteve]

If you perceive any offer to be too good to be true on any forum, post a reply with your concerns. Ask others in the industry what their take on the offer is.

 

[bobchrist]

I think after reading discussion through the advertising post, the users generally scan information from various source to get the exact picture of a specific company.

 

[romes]

If you a see an offer that seems like it is too good to be true then look for reviews, post a topic and get our thoughts on it, but most importantly talk to the host who is offering the deal and ask them some questions.

Asking the host some questions will give you a feel if their telling the truth or just pulling some information out of their rear. Anyways, doing your research is key when choosing a host.