We have all heard a lot about The Magic of Making Up, the famous e-book by author T.W. Jackson. The book is all about ways to reunite with ex-lovers. It is a very comprehensive guide. Nevertheless, is the Magic of Making Up scam real? Well, whom can we trust if not Shoppology?

Shoppology has rated the Magic of Making Up a very respectable 4 1/2 stars, not at all bad.

Shoppology.com’s product ratings (from 0 to 5 stars) are based on several factors. What they look at most is the product’s refund rates. These, they say, are the truest indicator of the worth of a product and if it can be trusted. If the refund rates are high, it shows customers are not happy with the book.

Jackson’s book has a refund rate of only 9.72%. This means that out of every 100 people who bought the book only 10 went for the refund.

Advices to the lovelorn books have been around forever. Is this one any different from the rest? The book, rather than helping couples stay together, teaches them how to get back together. It teaches how to handle the arguments that are a nasty part of breaking up. This is what is called the “Mind Magic” method. It teaches how to get back on good terms by using the “Clean Slate” Method.

This Magic of Making Up system includes the main e-book The Magic of Making Up plus three bonus e-books. Each book teaches a different method. The guides do just that, they guide the reader step-by-step what they should do or not do to bring back the love of their lives.

The methods are somewhat unconventional. How unconventional? I suggest you find out by reading the series. The book series costs about $40 and there is a full 60-day refund if you find you do not care for the books.

Bob Proctor and Mary Morrissey, best selling authors, have put together a program that goes beyond “The Secret.” These 11 laws will teach you how to harness all the power available to you to create a better, more meaningful and successful life.

Proctor promises that after studying the 11 Forgotten Laws, you will cut your failure rate in half, find answers to the most pressing life decisions you have to make and attract positive coincidences.

He found that the Law of Attraction wasn’t working to its fullest, not because it was lacking, but because of these laws that hadn’t been taught. These 11 laws will boost the Law of Attraction beyond your dreams.

The program consists of 12 CDs, which you can download and access immediately. Your membership also gets you a notebook to track your progress through your transformational change step-by-step. You’ll be able to interact with others who have and are going on the same journey. You also receive bonuses – “The Prosperity Program,” Laura Silva’s book and CD, and access to the 11 Forgotten Laws affiliate program.

With so much relationship instruction, advice, and information out there on the Internet and in the bookstores and magazine racks, who and what can you believe and which are just scams?

Regardless of what you have been told, there is authentic advice and the Internet is actually the most effective way to find it. The Internet is the most powerful information sources we have today.

Few of us have degrees in physiology or sociology so what we can learn about handling the relationships in our lives are by reading the wealth of information we have at our disposal.

However, naturally, we do need to be careful. There are shysters out there who care about no one and nothing but padding their wallets. Scams come and go with lightning speed. Many websites scream, “scam,” and then proceed to show you there is no scam. It can be confusing. The sources that stay around are, for the most part, legit. T.W. Jackson has legitimacy. The Magic of Making Up review scam has no basis in reality.