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Re: Looking at the website
Posted By: Rick In Response To: Looking at the website (Jimbo)
Date: Thursday, November 1, 2007, at 11:34 a.m.(pst)
Thanks so much Jimbo! I love this website. I think it may save a lot of people from being led down the garden path! my compliments to its creator(s) I will stay clear of this and yes (sadly I hate to admit it) I am a novice at this. But I have over 50 years of life skills to compensate! Which leads me to this question. How valid are any of the opportunities advertised here? You really have to question question and question again!
Thanks again
Rick>> It looks similar to one described below... he's selling affiliate
>> products and you'd be reselling these same clickbank products under him,
>> he's offering you a lot of material that's out there for free, and he's
>> promising the moon and skies.>> We've seen this type of thing before. Maybe not this exact package,
>> but this type of thing is being offered everywhere.>> So what are your chances that you're going to be getting enough to pay
>> your electric bill each month?>> If you have a website (like this one) that gets lots of daily traffic,
>> then yes, you could sell some of those products but I wouldn't get them
>> from him... I'd get them from the original clickbank merchants and I
>> wouldn't build a downline (giving my earned money away.) If you're an
>> experienced marketer, there might be some good products in there that
>> you'd like to give away as bonuses and some you could sell to your mailing
>> list.>> If you're a novice, and thinking that you're going to get enough to
>> pay your light bill by setting up a "me too" (his "cookie
>> cutter website"), then you will be sadly disappointed. The products
>> aren't brand new, and there are millions of similar ebooks out there (many
>> badly written.)>> If your town had a hamburger stand on each and every block, how many
>> people would get rich selling hamburgers?>> If you want a business, start one based on your own talents or partner
>> with a family member who already has one. Don't do a "me too"
>> business from the Internet.
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