Is "WP The Big Scam of DD?" Why You Shouldn't Jump Before Looking!

There was a previous article on "WP" and "Mr.DD" being a scam. The author was very upset about the launch of this company and flat out called it and him a scam. He said the products were worthless because you could get them for free. This is why you may want to wait on passing judgement or joining any opportunity and make your decision to join or not to join, based upon knowledge, actual trial, and comparison of products and opportunities to other like products and opportunities.

The previous articles authors perception is his reality. Don't get upset with him, understand him. He believes what he is saying but it doesn't make him correct. He has came to a belief and a conclusion based upon his beliefs.

It is evident that he believes that companies, and people who pay for things like, Go To Meeting and other like products are fools. That is ok for him to think that. It doesn't mean that those products don't have value or that the people that use them are fools. It means that he believes you shouldn't pay for those type of things because you can get them for free.

I wonder if he limits that thinking to just internet things or does he apply this across all aspects of his own life? If so then I won't be putting myself or my family in his car on those free tires, or sleeping in his guest house with the free electrician and the free smoke detectors. That's just me though.

I think you get the picture. It doesn't mean he's correct or that the products don't have value. That is yet to be seen. Most importantly it doesn't make him correct.

Forming unsubstantiated "matter of fact" statements(opinions) like this can actually hurt ones business. Since we all know that he hasn't seen or used the products yet, and that he is pre-judging the usefulness of the products, business, and owners as worthless, then for his credibilty sake he better hope that it comes out that way. Because if it turns out that the products are great and the company is great then people who read this article will have a tough time joining him in any business.

Contempt prior to investigation is one of the most foolish things a person can do in business and in life. Trust me Randy, I'm waiting to see just how good or terrible the products are, then I will give my opinion.

Here is my "first impression" of the company: SKEPTICAL! For this reason:

If the products are good then why can't we see them, test them, or be shown them in a video or have the company use them in their own webinars, emails, or conference calls? This is a big RED FLAG for me.

The piece of advice I can give to anyone is this. "If someone wants you to buy something, become a part of something, join anything, and they are not willing to show you what you are buying, becoming a part of, or joining. Then don't do it. Why? Because you do not have enough information to make a good decision. It's like buying a car without driving it or looking inside of it. It doesn't make sense!

If they would have used their own products and allowed me to see what it is then I could come to a definate decision. I don't join anything on hype and neither should you!

Ultimately, it is your reputation on the line. If you bring a bunch of people to a flop then it is you who they will never join again. On the flip side if you bring them to something that works and is valuable then they will follow you forever. For me I will wait for the launch to do my own due diligence and let you know what I think after seeing the product in use. As for now I am just "SKEPTICAL!"

Eddie Holford
International Business Developer

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