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Many people look to the e-book Magic of Making Up as a credible source of advice during a break up, but there are some who support the theory of the Magic of Making Up review scam. They claim that the book is only successful due to good marketing strategies. However, it is difficult to believe their claim due to the tremendous amount of praises the book and the author have received from customers. First, if the book did not offer good advice, there would be some bad reviews, but it is impossible to find any negative reviews of the book. Still, the critics state that this is because the reviews have been filtered. This is an unrealistic claim, since there are thousands who have purchased the book. There are hundreds of reviews and comments written on the official web site, the YouTube channel, as well as individual blogs that it would nearly be impossible for the author and his people to filter them effectively. Though there is no way to prove whether the reviews are filtered, it seems highly unlikely.

Any person who just came from a bad breakup definitely would want to immediately patch things up and wake up the following morning as if nothing happened – he or she would just want to believe that everything was a nightmare or a bad joke and that he or she is still with his or her lover. The sad news is that some people just cannot get over their previous partners and so when books such as The Magic of Making Up come their way, they just grab it and hope that it will solve their problems. Aside from being quite costly for a book with 60+ pages, this guide by T.W. Jackson does not actually promise to do wonders overnight. It will not give anyone magic powers to lure his or her ex-lover back in just a click. What this book tells its readers is that before trying to reach out to their former girlfriends or boyfriends, they should first make an effort to change  and become a better person.