Disappointing dyno results

What the OP may have done is not being expressed clearly here.
I have degreed cams that came in within the specs while also being at the "dot to dot" marks on the timing set. I have a Lunati solid in my Charger that met the 106 centerline with the timing marks at the "dot to dot" mark. At a glance, it might look like I took a short cut but if the intake centerline is where you want it and the timing marks line up with no additional work, that is great. What else do you do? I hear people suggest to degree the cam but rarely ever hear of what to do if the numbers are way off and how to correct it. I suppose a crank sprocket with multiple keyways is one method, one that is easiest and fastest. I've seen offset dowels but how does that help a guy with a 1 bolt cam?
The OP is clearly frustrated. I know that when I am that way, I don't always explain myself correctly. Anger and frustration have a way of clouding the brain and impeding the thought process.

If it's right on when dot-to-dot, that's great. If it's not, then a multi-keyway crank or cam sprocket or offset keys are the solution. They're not too difficult to obtain, and easy to install when doing the timing set.
If there's no good way to correct it, then at least it's a known. When there's no knowns and then something turns out not quite like expected, it makes it really tough to figure out what to do at that stage.