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[Sydney Monis Contribution Level: 1]

Yea surely, if i'd have been you i surely would have notified him of the typo.Atleast fine if not i would have gotten myself a word of appreciation. Typos are common and no one would mind being corrected.

[Lisa Ladrido Company: ViSalus Sciences Contribution Level: 2]

Alex,
I know of one "guru" if you can call him that, that does that on purpose. Personally, I wouldn't even mention it. ~Lisa

[Lawrence Bergfeld Contribution Level: 4]

If I saw a guru write something false I would gently let him know that he was doing something wrong and it could lead him to potential trouble. Whether he stops it, is his decision. I would only let him know one time.

Lawrence Bergfeld


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[D Jay Van Company: GBG Contribution Level: 2]

I have found that no one is perfect. If I see an obvious typo or bad link, I like to let someone know so they can fix it. I don't like to bust on anyone's spelling as I am sure i make plenty of them myself.

If it's someone I respect i will say: "yopu may not have noticed, but. . . . ."

[Adam Holland Company: Global Resorts Network Contribution Level: 3]

I wouldn't... I'd probably get struck by lightning or something. hehe

I've seen typos in almost every single ebook, report, course... pretty much everything I've bought online when it comes to online mlm training!

2 things:

1.) gurus don't care about stupid things such as grammar and spelling. as long as the idea comes across, they don't matter.

2.) this should give you a bunch of hope. If ______ can't even spell "potato", even I could be a guru! SWEET!

Don't sweat the details..

All the best,

Adam Holland