So, where's the peer reviewed research published in a respected medical journal saying you can take pills that make your penis larger?

I am not saying you are just selling sugar pills, I would just like to read the proof and case studies.

so true, if there realy was such a thing as a pill that made your cock bigger, they would be selling them by the wheel barrow load from your local chemist.

Pills will not enlarge your penis more than if you were taking the blue pill (it will boost your erection hardness / fill penis with blood better but not enlarge).

This said - we sell systems. Male enhancement pills + enlargement exercises, or enlargement exercises + enlargement device (supplements are optional). Sure, one can use pills just to get better erection but they wont see much of gain - some however reported improvement in girth while taking it.


We're very open about this - see here: http://www.maleextra.com

"FACT: No pill alone will give you penis enlargement. So don’t be fooled
into other companies telling you it can."

e.g. here's some testimonial pics from device users: http://www.sizegenetics.com/success_stories.html

@roly

Well, penis pumps are proven to help when dealing with ED why they are not offered in chemists? It is medical device, proven over 100x times in various medical studies. It is specific of the niche.

Even such a simple thing as Viagra causes people big big issues when purchasing. A lot of people are very shy - not like us working in the adult side of the internet.

I hope you're not being serious. C Vitamin being sold as penis pills, really???

Vitamin C pills are probably the most commonly taken Vitamin supplement on the market. Who doesn't know what a vitamin C pill tastes or looks like? It's very distinct.
Give "scams and spammers" some more credit than that.

You MoreNiche guys are active with your affiliate program and I give you credit for actively trying to help affiliates, but you look quite foolish just spewing random crap like this out there.

I screamed a lil' bit...

Tired of bogus, misleading information
 

On a another note, I'm not the only one sending targeted organic search engine traffic to 1 or more of MoreNiche's offers who is experiencing disappointing results.

You guys just don't match up to other similar revenue options. MarketHealth or Google haven't "reviewed my account" or held my hand to tweak my accounts. I know how to sell from a website.

MoreNiche I'm making about .08-.10 unique click sent.
JoeBucks I'm making around .20 per unique click sent.
Adsense looking over my traffic where I have MoreNiche links, I'm getting anywhere from $0.16-$1.00 per click, with an average probably around $0.45 per click.

I understand you're marketing with this thread, and maybe people with a reviews or shopping directory site bidding on terms like "buy ___product__name" or "where___to___buy___product___name" may be getting close to 1:5 - but I in no way, shape, or form believe general targeted quality traffic is getting anywhere close to what you are claiming.

Sure, you're right about that c-vitamin example; I just wanted to point out there are sites that sell random things and have ridiculous claims hence misleading people. So here you go - we're having all these random questions in this thread.

P.S. can you drop me an email or hit me up on icq/skype with your user name so I can have quick review of your stats.

They did and made 1000's of sales as you can see in the stats screen-shot. And you are allowed do the same too. That was the point. It's on - jump on ;)

Didn't hear you.. try again please! :)

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