Comments on: Is TinyDetails.com (Tiny Details) A Scam?

By: judy

judy — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 07:30:48 +0000

I sent 55.00 on cotober 4 and they didn’t send me anything until one month later and then the kit was wrong the book i ordered was different and the pages were wrong and defective. this is a lot of people who were defrauded and they have another company called christian miniatures they have made a lot of money off of honest people…they shall reap what they sow…

By: Wayne

Wayne — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:02:00 +0000

COMPLETE SCAM!–STAY AWAY

Things went great at first, was paid in a timely manner for the first few projects, then came project #4 and nothing but trouble getting paid.

One excuse after another, nothing but lies when on the rare occasion they did answer the phone or bother to return a call.

I only finally got my money when I threatened to show up at their store (only about 5 hours away from me), beat the ever-loving crap out of them, tie them up and torch the place after emptying the cash drawer–got my check two days later, yes they over-nighted it; but the fact remains it took about 4 weeks and tons of phone calls.

By: patrice

patrice — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 00:40:46 +0000

@Marcia:Dear marcia I have just sent for a starter kit from tiny details (the books) to give them a try.I am very good at crafts and luckly I have small hands hopfully this will come in handy.Are you still working for them? I would love to hear more about your experence with them.

By: Sherry

Sherry — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:46:24 +0000

Thanks for your concern. I finally recieved my package from Tiny Details. It took a long time. Maybe I can settle down and do the work and not get so excited since I know how long it takes to come mail. Thanks, I will let you know how the remainig work goes. Wish me luck! Sherry

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:10:21 +0000

Hi Sherry,

I’m sorry to hear about this. Definitely give them a call on Monday and let me know what they say.

By: Sherry

Sherry — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 16:11:19 +0000

I ordered 2 kits from Tiny Details. I paid for priority shipping. They told me (by email)that they mailed the package and gave me a tracking number. I have tried to track the number and the post office says that they have been notified of a mailing but the package had not actually been mailed. Now Tiny Details has blocked my email. I will have to try to call on Monday. This is not fun and I need the money or I would not have done it. I believe that it is a scam and I will do everything possible to get my money back.

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Mon, 04 May 2009 22:50:37 +0000

Hey Danny.

Nice to hear from you again. There are many ways to make money with affiliate marketing. Most focus on the selling products or services because it pays more. But you can also make money on pay per lead offers. Companies will literally pay you anywhere from .10 – $100 per lead or more depending on the industry. A lead is basically when someone fills out an online form to get more information on a product, service or website. They don’t need to buy anything from you to get paid. This type of affiliate marketing is how I make a living. I don’t really promote a lot of pay per sale offers. It takes more work to make a lot of money with pay per lead offers but it is possible because yours truly does it.

Pay per click offers is another way to go. Google has an affiliate program called AdSense where website owners get paid anytime someone clicks on a Google ad on their site. Just go to http://www.google.com/adsense to learn more about that. Again this requires a lot more “work” to make the money you would on a given sale of a product. But if you combine it with pay per lead then it’s a great alternative to promoting products or services that require a sale for you to get paid as an affiliate.

Hope that answers your question. At the end of the day, the techniques taught by http://www.GoWealthyAffiliate.com still apply even though most of their language refers to pay per sale.

By: Danny

Danny — Mon, 04 May 2009 19:39:43 +0000

Hey there Eddy… Nice to visit your site again…I just had one question for you since you are a member at the Wealthy Affiliate University… Before I join this program, what if i do not want to sell any products or services online, is there any other programs I can work with that does not involve in selling and still make an income on http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com? Thanks

P.S. I’ve already ask this question on the site, but not the answer I’m looking for… That’s why I’m turning to you,cause I know you’ll have an answer for me…. Thanks and your site ROCKS!!!!

By: Amanda

Amanda — Mon, 04 May 2009 03:55:13 +0000

Ok, I did this a few years ago. I actualy sent the money in and got my kit. I was suppose to cut like 100 decks of doll house tarot cards out for $50 and a new kit. The kit came…. I got 50 sheets of paper with the cards printed on them… a exacto knife and a bunch of plastic baggies that I was to staple shut. Not a lot for $50! So I started to the task at hand … it took me FOREVER to cut these out…. not worth .50 cents I was to be paid so…. I took the kit cut out a couple of sets and sold them on e-bay for $5.00…. people went nuts for these. I would have done it again but I didn’t feel that I should support tiny details any more. They make money because they know the work doesn’t = the effort and they can bank on people not completing the kits.

By: Joshua

Joshua — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 21:09:10 +0000

I looked at the site carefully, to be honest I’m keen to do the wood working bits. The $55 deposit is what I’m hesitating on though, as you read that’s per kit that’s out, so if I want to be sent 3 kits at the same time (to maximize production times) then I shell out $165? When my final return of investment is only $150- 300? That’s about average right, $50-200 per kit return when it passes inspection? It tells you in the site that your average hourly wage is around the $10 range. Lol, I’m keen to do it but if and when I do it’ll only be the woodworking ones and only as an “Extra” income Was kinda cool to read what every one had to say.