Is This Seduction Method Ethical?-You Be The Judge

Is This Seduction Method Ethical?-You Be The Judge:

This technique is not for everyone. It requires a little bit of money, a little bit of time, and a whole lot of balls. Plus, you'll have to decide if this is ethical or not.

Here's what you do:

Run a help wanted ad in your small local community paper for a secretary wanted. Other job titles that work are administrative assistant and receptionist. The point of the job title is that you will receive calls from mostly females, if not 100% females. Also include in the ad something like "great work environment" or other attractive wording.

Yes, this is going to cost you a little money - but how many dinners and drinks have you bought for ladies where it got you nothing? Consider this an investment.

Run this ad for a week with your cell phone number as the contact. You'll be flooded with ladies calling you about the job. Pick a local large coffee shop and tell each that you are holding group interviews - schedule groups of 4 or 5 in 20 minute intervals over the course of an hour or two, on this schedule you can group "interview" as many as 30 women in 2 hours time. Wear a suit and look very businesslike.

You'll sit all together for each interview at one table, tell them that you're holding the interviews at the coffee shop so as not to disrupt your office workers attention and concentration, and you'll ask each of them standard interview questions you can find on any job search help website. Tell them that you're very selective, and that only the best qualified candidates will make it to round 2 of the interviews, and tell them you may be in contact - stand up and dismiss them and start with the next group at the next time frame you scheduled.

Toss the numbers/resumes of the ladies you don't find attractive. Call back the attractive ones and say "congratulations, you've made it to round 2 of the interview process" and schedule each of them at the same coffee shop, but this time for one-on-one interviews. Ask more questions you find on the Internet.

After that's complete, you move on to the final phase: this is where you call each of these attractive women back one-by-one and tell them they did not get the job, but that you're wondering if they'd like to meet for (dinner, a drink, whatever).

Voila! You've got dates with attractive women, and you're in a "power position" because you never begged for their attention like most guys do.

Is this ethical? You be the judge, post your comments right here.

Dedicated to maximizing your confidence and success with women -
David
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