You saw what happened earlier.

You don't want that to happen to you.

So here's a list of things you need to take note of.

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How to Avoid Getting SCAMMED
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Getting scammed is the worst and the most painful way of losing your money.

If you're new on Twitter, there's a high chance that you're skeptical about this side.

But here are a few ideas I've thought about to help you avoid the fear being scammed.

So let's start.

1. Check the account DM'ing you.

If you're a new account, there's a high chance that a bunch of affiliates are gonna approach you.

If you get approached by these "affiliates" here's what you have to do.

-Click their profile
-Check their media
-See if they have results

Cont...

Now if they offer something to you.

Ask them how they got those results.

Allow them to explain how they've got it. Let them talk.

Now if they're done talking, ask for a LIVE and ACTUAL video of them showing their results to you

May it be:

-Sales
-Analytics

etc.

Cont....

If they show their face and an actual proof of their results, PHASE 1 complete.

But don't put your TRUST on them very easily.

Do some research on accounts that do the same thing as he does.

DON'T BE AFRAID TO REACH OUT TO ANYONE HERE.

2. Observe his account

If the account only shows sales tweets and results tweets, you most likely have a red flag already.

What you should be doing here on Twitter is this:

-Valuable Content
-Promotional tweet
-Out of the norm tweet

It should be mixed.

Cont...

This should be the usual things you should see in an account.

If you think an account doesn't have that.

Don't TRUST that account.

3. Check if he affiliates for A lot of courses

Affiliating for a LOT of courses is great.

But it's also skeptical. Why?

Because you're not superman.

Unless you're Chris Johnson, then so be it.

4. Feel if the account is pushing you to buy a course.

If this happens to you

it's a RED FLAG.

If an account keeps on pushing you to buy a course from him/her.

Ignore the account and do your own research instead.

Value and results should be your basis before buying.

In this section,

here are a few people I recommend you reaching out to if you're just starting out and wanted to buy a course.

@Renhustles
@TheAffCoach
@CureIncome
@HokeHustles
@AyAy_Ron69
@TyTweed
@tylerwdwyer
@Dustin_Huber
@FreedomPathGo
@SGumroad

All of the above mentioned accounts have shown ACTUAL results and are LEGITIMATE accounts who promote quality products.

So feel free to reach out to anyone of them.

Final notes:

This is my own ideas to avoid being scammed.

If you go against my thoughts on this, feel free.

I'm open to conversations too.

If you can add to my ideas, please do.

Let's help one another here.

I would really appreciate a RT on this thread.

Let's help the new accounts to avoid being scammed here.

We don't want them to lose:

-Money
-Hope

Because all they ever dreamed of is financial freedom, and we all do here.

So a RT would be appreciated.

Andrew

Here is the link to the very 1st tweet of this thread. https://twitter.com/itsAndrewPiedad/status/1290682477560750083?s=20