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Originally posted by realasitgets
...if he was not good at what he did, he would not be in it as long as he has...
That's not necessarily true. Someone could sell a system that doesn't work and get new subscribers for a few months and just rely on a rotating subscriber base as they drop out. In order to ascertain if he is good you would have to look at his subscriber base and see what the average length of subscription is. If people are making money with him then the average will obviously be high. This is a moot point because he would not reveal that sort of information.
If he is good then how does he prove this to the public?
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...and for the other info on him, everyone makes mistakes, let it go...
I'm not holding him to it but I would want to know that sort of thing about him before I became a subscriber. I think that this is true of 99.9% of all people. Do you not want to know that sort of background about people that you are going into business with or buying products from?
In my opinion, he would do himself a favor if he outlined what happened on his web site and explained that it was a mistake that he made in the past and that it was behind him and this is how he made amends for it and why people do not need to be concerned about it anymore. By openly discussing it and answering questions about it he will gain the confidence of his subscribers.