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Player and Pick-Up Artist Training is a Scam - a Woman Exposes the Scam and Reveals How to Succeed with Women

Being a player or pick-up-artist doesn't work if a man wants to learn how to seduce hot women or find a girlfriend eventually. Regular guys simply don't have the assets, like wealth or incredible looks, to get away with this kind of behavior.

2011-11-28
OMAHA, NE, November 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) No guy who is successful with women will ever supply honest, accurate advice to other men on how to succeed and sleep with hot women. The last thing they want is other guys sniffing around women they want. But promoting and glorifying bad techniques is good for business and has the added benefit of allowing these guys to perpetually hoard the best looking women. Regular guys do get hot women occasionally, but it's a mystery how - until now. Women are demystified at http://menwomenwant.net.

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[Press-News.org] Player and Pick-Up Artist Training is a Scam - a Woman Exposes the Scam and Reveals How to Succeed with Women
Being a player or pick-up-artist doesn't work if a man wants to learn how to seduce hot women or find a girlfriend eventually. Regular guys simply don't have the assets, like wealth or incredible looks, to get away with this kind of behavior.