Review: Ethics Are So Yesterday...
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2014
This is the second book of the author's that I'm reviewing after receiving a review request from him by e-mail.  The book was available for a free download.  I'll be deleting it shortly.The author says that his technique in getting five star reviews is guaranteed to result in a positive review.  Oops!  Guess he was wrong.While this book is better edited than the awful cookbook of his I reviewed, it still needs some work.  He needs to learn the art of the plural.  People love their Kindle's.  See what I mean?  The plural should simply be Kindles.  There is also missing punctuation.  Again, though, much better edited than the last one.What really gets this book one star are the techniques he outlines in the book.*  Steal recipes from other sources and put them in a book.*  Buy stories from other writers and then publish them under your name.*  Tell your family and friends to review your book. Just make sure the reviews look natural.*  Hijack someone else's book by doing a review on it and mentioning your own book.*  Buy guaranteed five star reviews.Yes, Sikandar gives you every dirty technique to trick your reader into buying your book.Personally, when I buy a book with multiple five star reviews and find that it's junk, not only will I never buy from that author again, I lose respect for the reviewers who gave it the rave reviews, and I make sure that everyone on my social networks knows not to buy.Faking content and faking reviews is just pitiful.In any case, when you look at all the five star reviews of this book, how many do you think are legitimate?  After reading this book, I don't believe one of them.