5 Shady Sales Tactics That Are Making You Spend
Spot them and stay away to save your money.
Picture this.
You browse for something online and give your email in exchange for some freebie. This happened to me last week when I was looking for Lightroom presets (to edit photos).
You get them. It’s good, it’s fun.
Then you get a link to buy the entire package. You know it’ll give value, but you don’t want it right now. I’m no Instagram influencer. I simply stumbled on them while procrastinating.
The next day, the offer comes with a 24-hour countdown.
After that, it gets extended to 12 hours.
And then five more ‘last chance’ emails.
When you hop back to the first mail, the 24-hour timer still exists. Sounds familiar?
Then here are a few shady tactics you should save yourself (and your wallet) from.
Creating Urgency
The above is a BS strategy to create urgency.
This also happened to me last year by two writing courses. A year later, their timers are still on.
Listen, creating urgency isn’t bad.
