 scams? Want to make passive income every day?
“We only make money if you make money” lie
“Mark” claims that he only makes money if you make money, but that’s not true.
First of all, if you buy Zendyx, he makes money but there’s no guarantee that you will make money.
Second of all, if someone buys Zendyx, “Mark” makes money but you don’t.
Third of all, he shows us a ClickBank income snapshot, but that income is vendor income, not affiliate. This means that that income has been generated from his own products, not other people’s products.
This is an indication that he makes money without you making money because his income doesn’t depend on other people’s products.
If he’s talking about affiliate marketing, I don’t think it’s accurate to show his vendor income because it’s not the same as affiliate income, and it can be misleading.
I mean, if he’s not making money as an affiliate marketer, why is he teaching people to earn money as affiliates?
“The content on this page may be removed at midnight” lie
Another red flag on the sales page is the fact that they want us to believe that the sales page will be removed at midnight.
This is a fake scarcity tactic that many scammers use to make you buy on impulse. They want you to be afraid of missing out so that you buy Zendyx without thinking logically.
You can confirm it’s fake because if you visit the page tomorrow, it will say the same thing.
Will Zendyx scam you?
Whether Zendyx is a scam or not actually depends on how you define a scam.
Some people will not consider it a scam because you get something for your money, and there’s also a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The good thing is that Zendyx is being sold on ClickBank, which is a marketplace that I consider quite responsible about refunds.
There are other people who will call Zendyx a scam because it doesn’t work as promised on the sales page. The testimonials are fake, there are hidden costs that they don’t tell you about, they don’t give you real income expectations, Mark Evans is more than likely not the real owner, they push you to buy the program…
We can conclude that the real goal of the owner is to make money himself instead of helping you. If he really wanted to help you, he would provide you with real support and he would be transparent about his identity.
I personally don’t like programs whose owners are not transparent because it means that they don’t have your best interest at heart.
What you decide to do is up to you, but I have to conclude that I do not recommend Zendyx.
Here’s how you can make passive income as an affiliate marketer
Like I said before, it’s possible to make money with affiliate marketing, but you don’t need to spend as much as “Mark” wants you to spend.
You don’t even need to buy low-quality programs or spend money on paid traffic if you use the same method that I’m using.
This is a newbie-friendly method that also allows you to start for free and learn how it all works before spending a dime.
I believe that anyone who learns a step-by-step method and takes action can make passive income as an affiliate marketer.
I’m living proof this business works, as you can see in one of my payment proofs:
You won’t need to create your own product and you won’t have to promote websites that don’t work. You’ll be able to choose between thousands of products & services you want to earn money from!
Once you know how it works, you won’t fall for those ugly scams again. Con artists don’t want you to know how this business works because once you know, they won’t make money at your expense. “Mark” low-quality programs and get your affiliate marketing business started today!
I will leave this quote here:
If you want something you have never had, you must be willing to do something you have never done.
I hope this Zendyx scam review has been helpful to you and you will make the best possible decision.
Feel free to share it with whoever you believe that will find it useful!
If there’s something else you want to know or you have any questions about Zendyx or would like to share your experience, please leave a comment below. I love hearing from you all!
Whatever you do next, I wish you nothing but the best =)
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These pictures come from Hedi Slimane's diary
The AW14 womenswear collection was full of everything Slimane believes in like the Cherry Glazerr's song he wanted us to discover. Slimane made Saint Laurent swing with many references from the sixties. The shorty mondrian dresses and the skirts which let the legs completely free for dancing, jumping, moving in general. There were many sequined embellishments, shiny jacquard and silk, glitter babies and satchels all referring to a style that was popular in the sixties, something girls like Edie Sedgwick or Twiggy could have worn. Every girl would kill to have the gold saharienne, the sequined tartan skirt or the shiny pink babies. You could try to copy Slimane's Saint Laurent by going to a vintage shop, dreaming of bumping into sequined pieces, glam glitter accessories, but it would only be a cheaper version. Yet, that's what is going to happen as every girl craves for being the new Twiggy. Slimane captured an element of the past that people will recognise as being Saint Laurent's style and there is no doubt that everybody will follow!
The runway pictures come from Style.com
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Enregistrer un commentaireAgreed! A target retrieval system and maybe a small selection of targets and ammo to purchase on site would be really nice. I don't mind bringing my own stuff, but the first time I showed up, the targets I had brought with me didn't really fit well with the size of the target stand. 

And yes, same here. All the ROs have been super professional. Definitely a breath of fresh air compared to some other ranges I've been to. 

And yeah, I feel ya on that. I've only been by myself, not having to correct anyone else, but I recently