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Another terrific way to use communication as a tool in determining benefits of a product, BEFORE you purchase it, is to read testimonials. If you don't find any, send an email and ask for them. You may even be able to send an email directly to one of customers who wrote a testimonial. Or, perhaps you recognize a name or two included in list of testimonials. If you trust those individuals, mere fact that they expressed their approval of product or service may be enough proof for you to make your decision.
I now use these methods consistently. Of course, I learned hard way and wasted a little more money than I would have liked, but we grow with our mistakes. If you ever have a question about a product or service being offered online, utilize old fashioned method of one-on-one communication. Obtain more information so you are able to make an educated decision about whether item is worth expense based on benefits you will gain. Don't be fooled by catchy, intriguing advertisements. With practice, anyone can write an ad that will have you ordering before you know what happened.
By way, even though most of us will be honest about products or services we offer, you may still get duped. In this case, don't just get frustrated and tack it on as another scam you fell for - COMMUNICATE! Email author with your questions and concerns. However, don't spend too much time on this task because you may not get any answers. At least you voiced your opinion and didn't allow that "I got tricked" feeling to dampen your spirits. As you improve those communication skills you'll be less likely to fall for a trick in first place.
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