Actually, it's brilliant.
Think of what PE really is for alot of folks, especially those with little or no experience. How many posts of erectile disfunction due to overworking the member? Quite a few. How many folks, despite the recommendation of patience and persistence, get frustrated with lack of or slow results? Again, quite a few. Consider what these pills claim to offer to these same individuals. This almost a direct advertising analog to the bodybuilding/fitness supplement scams…everyone wants the miracle supplement! Success and faster results in a pill! It’s getting hard to sell exercise info that’s already out there for free, so you sell a supplement to it…not a new game, simply the inevitable evolution of PE marketing. Then there is always the ol’ “If they are giving all this great info for FREE, imagine how great the product they’re are selling must be!” thought that often crosses the mind of the reader. Don’t forget the appearence of honesty in the ad with respect to not having to pay and get ripped-off on the exercise info. They are now “your generous freinds”…not scammers at all, a newbie might think! A perfect sell. These motherfuckers are good at their game and the only risk they could take on this is doing the opposite. Yeah, they’re bullshit scammers alright, but having effectively covered damn near all of the essential elements in the ad formula, they have taken it to a new level. Might even give the BB supp industry a run for the money on who can bullshit and scam the most in a more effective manner. groa