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@All you guys and gals: (In the voice of Tony the Tiger) You're grrreeeaaattt! Thanks for all the positive vibes and your support for this share. Enjoy!
for liking my shares!
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for liking my shares!
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@Red eye: You're welcome, friend. Thanks for the post.
@markom970: Well, that's more like it. At least I get a link to see what you're talking about. But my question remains ...
My share was for an e-book I got off Amazon.com that has absolutely nothing to do with the full-blown course you're looking for. And it's not like I inferred any association in my post.
It's kind of like me sharing a Ben Settle course here and someone asking, "Well, what about Gary Halbert ...?" Had you asked, "Can you help find this course?" that would have been a different thing.
But I guess with social media destroying our language, short-hand is the preferred method of communication now-a-days.
I'm not trying to be mean when I say this but I'm not McGyver --- and I don't pull this stuff out of my ***!
Since I've never seen this course before, here's how you can look for it.
Unless someone shares it, it may not be that easy. From the looks of it (structured course modules), I'll bet you it is protected by some type of script or resides behind a member's area that requires logging in.
If you're up to it, here's how you can search ...
Take the core website name (without all those sub-directories following it) and add this search query to the end:
Sometimes that works to find back pages to the site where, possibly, you can find product download pages.
Look for title postings on those back pages with the words Thank You or Download or Access or Success in the title. Click those links and see if you get to a download area.
This isn't foolproof --- for example, it doesn't work with all sites. And of course, it never works when a site developer knows how to protect their assets. You will see an error message or more likely, a restricted access notice.
Lastly, you can search on Google using the base name of the site (again, dump all those sub-directories off) and add keywords: download or thank you ... but again, no guarantee.
Searching like this takes time and an eagle's eye.
Like I said, it could be that access is protected via a membership script, log-in or either a 3rd party payment processor may handle fulfillment after confirming payment.
I hope this helps.
Layna61524
@markom970: Well, that's more like it. At least I get a link to see what you're talking about. But my question remains ...
What about it ...? 
My share was for an e-book I got off Amazon.com that has absolutely nothing to do with the full-blown course you're looking for. And it's not like I inferred any association in my post.
It's kind of like me sharing a Ben Settle course here and someone asking, "Well, what about Gary Halbert ...?" Had you asked, "Can you help find this course?" that would have been a different thing.
But I guess with social media destroying our language, short-hand is the preferred method of communication now-a-days.
I'm not trying to be mean when I say this but I'm not McGyver --- and I don't pull this stuff out of my ***!
Since I've never seen this course before, here's how you can look for it.
Unless someone shares it, it may not be that easy. From the looks of it (structured course modules), I'll bet you it is protected by some type of script or resides behind a member's area that requires logging in.
If you're up to it, here's how you can search ...
Take the core website name (without all those sub-directories following it) and add this search query to the end:
Magic Button :
Sometimes that works to find back pages to the site where, possibly, you can find product download pages.
Look for title postings on those back pages with the words Thank You or Download or Access or Success in the title. Click those links and see if you get to a download area.
This isn't foolproof --- for example, it doesn't work with all sites. And of course, it never works when a site developer knows how to protect their assets. You will see an error message or more likely, a restricted access notice.
Lastly, you can search on Google using the base name of the site (again, dump all those sub-directories off) and add keywords: download or thank you ... but again, no guarantee.
Searching like this takes time and an eagle's eye.
Like I said, it could be that access is protected via a membership script, log-in or either a 3rd party payment processor may handle fulfillment after confirming payment.
I hope this helps.
Layna61524
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