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		<title>Comment on Affiliate/shill marketing &#8211; how it works by Ripoff Radar &#8250; Lifecell and other wrinkle cream ripoffs</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ripoff Radar &#8250; Lifecell and other wrinkle cream ripoffs</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] There are many fake review sites out there that seem to provide unbiased, independent reviews of various wrinkle cream products.  Unfortunately, many of these sites are setup by affiliate marketers trying to generate commissions for the products they are shilling for (see the explanation of affiliate marketing here). [...]</description>
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