Post by Deleted on Jan 25, 2018 15:17:37 GMT
Reverse Baldness in Less Than An Hour
Very frequently we encounter videos that tell us how to achieve illusive objectives, like "restoring eyesight with a common household remedy".
So many times I have clicked these videos and watched the clock go round.
After 5-minutes the voice is still building things up: "The secret I'm about to tell you will amaze you with how easy it is to have youthful energy no matter how old you are. For only 2-minutes applying a common food additive, your strength will double."
10-minutes later: "Before I tell you the secret that will reverse the course of your life, allow me to introduce myself. I am Doctor Webly Krutz a primary care physician and I feel obligated to share my discovery with everyone who sees this video."
15-minutes later: "I don't want to take up a lot of your time, but this information that I have and am just about to reveal is so incredible your whole life will be turned around and your brain will double in speed."
At 20-minutes I've always ditched these videos and never seen how they end up.
Is it just another sales tactic to sell something or are these otherwise unknown people actually sharing a rare discovery?
If you watch my video I will put you on the air and launch you into a career in radio. I'll tell you how in a moment, but first...
Very frequently we encounter videos that tell us how to achieve illusive objectives, like "restoring eyesight with a common household remedy".
So many times I have clicked these videos and watched the clock go round.
After 5-minutes the voice is still building things up: "The secret I'm about to tell you will amaze you with how easy it is to have youthful energy no matter how old you are. For only 2-minutes applying a common food additive, your strength will double."
10-minutes later: "Before I tell you the secret that will reverse the course of your life, allow me to introduce myself. I am Doctor Webly Krutz a primary care physician and I feel obligated to share my discovery with everyone who sees this video."
15-minutes later: "I don't want to take up a lot of your time, but this information that I have and am just about to reveal is so incredible your whole life will be turned around and your brain will double in speed."
At 20-minutes I've always ditched these videos and never seen how they end up.
Is it just another sales tactic to sell something or are these otherwise unknown people actually sharing a rare discovery?
If you watch my video I will put you on the air and launch you into a career in radio. I'll tell you how in a moment, but first...
