Idea to reduce Ebook/Guide scams a little bit

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The whole ebook/guide marketplace is full of bad content with high rep users that vouched for this bullshit methods.
My suggestion would be the possibility to ban those users too for vouching for bullshit methods, 
one or the other will certainly think more about giving a vouch for every bs method they can get their hands on.

A good example for this is this thread:
https://cracked.io/Thread-WHITEHAT-UNIQU...NTH?page=4

A high rep user named Daobox gives a vouch and on top of that a proof of payout for a method that didn't worked and was only used to scam the buyers.

Over and out

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The idea of punishing the person who guarantees it if E-book seller banned as bullshit scam ebook... that's good

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The whole ebook/guide marketplace is full of bad content with high rep users that vouched for this bullshit methods.
My suggestion would be the possibility to ban those users too for vouching for bullshit methods, 
one or the other will certainly think more about giving a vouch for every bs method they can get their hands on.

A good example for this is this thread:
https://cracked.io/Thread-WHITEHAT-UNIQU...NTH?page=4

A high rep user named Daobox gives a vouch and on top of that a proof of payout for a method that didn't worked and was only used to scam the buyers.

Over and out

Honestly yeah, if they vouch for bullshit methods that don't work, they should also be banned. There would be a lot less fake vouches if they got banned for that. 

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This is a bump

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Agreed, also there should be a method approval system in which staff reviews the ebook to check if it's HQ enough before it's allowed to be sold. C.to can charge $50-200 for the process of submitting the ebook for approval, and this can really reduce the amount of scam ebooks.

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Agreed, also there should be a method approval system in which staff reviews the ebook to check if it's HQ enough before it's allowed to be sold. C.to can charge $50-200 for the process of submitting the ebook for approval, and this can really reduce the amount of scam ebooks.

This would be wonderful

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This is a bump

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Agreed, also there should be a method approval system in which staff reviews the ebook to check if it's HQ enough before it's allowed to be sold. C.to can charge $50-200 for the process of submitting the ebook for approval, and this can really reduce the amount of scam ebooks.

I think this is the best system currently. If people want to release eBooks without approval they can release them for free in the monetizing techniques section, otherwise methods must be approved by staff or handpicked teams of knowledgeable members. A fee for submission also discourages LQ/scam entries.

+1 to OP and +1 to this idea as well.