Vouch copies feel useless

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Whenever I see someone vouching on a sales thread (ebooks)
it's usually just a review of the content based on logic whether or not it is possible, the vouchers usually does not even do the things described in the ebook.
Usually it goes like :

Very detailed guide, seems to work, good grammar, seller is friendly.
BUT NO PROOF OF EARNINGS 
That is a huge red flag for me  :pepegun:

When I read a vouch, I would expect people to atleast show their earnings.
A lot of vouch copies just seem so biased, because they tend to be so grateful for receiving a vouch, and the vouches do not seem genuine when methods are not even tested, and there's no proof.

I don't know how to tackle this problem, as most vouchers in my opinion doesn't really seem to care, they want to please the seller not the potential customers.
If you as a seller were to give out vouch copies I would suggest you set some criteria (such as proof of earnings) for the voucher. The meaning of a vouch is to draw the attention of more customers.
It goes a long way in the end if you are legit 


Thanks for reading 

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Vouch copies are given on mostly of the products, mostly of the time vouch copies are given to Godlike+ members which can be trusted. 

In the end they will judge if the ebook\program is worth the money, they aren't allowed to lie.

But yes, there are exceptions. Just like Flupher's EZIncome.gg, or how I like to call it, EZScam.gg. I can tell you now, that thing has alot of fake vouches yet still the staff can't take it down for private reasons and conversations that are kept private.

What can I say, be careful.

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if i vouch for someone i have tryed the ebook and if it works i vouch