There has been a recent implosion of a dark star in the internet marketing universe. Ruthless marketers are selling worhtless products for high prices and then not providing good service or prompt refunds.

Desperate individuals are buying their products, believing they will get rich on the internet in a short period of time. Of course, this a FOOLS DREAM.

No one makes money consistently or long term without paying their dues. Either you provide technical services or marketing acumen. Some people can provide both. It takes many years to become proficient in one or both.

One of the websites promoting the discussion used one of my videos to support their view that some of my internet heroes are not worthy of recognition. You can get involved in the discussion by reading my posts at: http://insearchofheroes.com/blog1/wp-admin/page.php?action=edit&post=2565 and adding you perspective.

I feel that it is important to remember that your reap what you sow. Roger Staubach said, “Nothing good comes in life unless a lot of hard work has preceded the effort. Only temporary success is achieved by taking short cuts.”

The question is, “Should internet marketers be excoriated for being too successful selling products to individuals who fail “due diligence” to research individuals and their products before they buy?”

There is no excuse for selling worthless products for a big price and then not giving refunds or providing promised services. People who do so will be killed by righteous charge backs. Their ability to take credit cards online will be dead.

What do you think?

Articles about entrepreneur heroes inspire young people to seek success at an early age. Our world needs more new entrepreneurs to risk everything, their time, money, blood, sweat and tears, to create more jobs.

Entrepreneurs of all ages are the only hope for the survival of civilization. Governments are the problem, not the solution in most cases.

Unless entrepreneur heroes of all ages rise up and have the freedom and financing to create new businesses and jobs, another Great Depression is right around the corner.