Affiliate Millionaire Bonus – The Sharks Are Swimming!
I get a chuckle from watching all the Internet Marketers trample all over each other whenever there is a big product launch. The most recent example being Andrew Fox’s Affiliate Millionaire course.
I have received sooooo many emails from these guys this week. Their strategy is to load you up with bonus after bonus for buying Affiliate Millionaire through their link. The last email I received (just a couple of minutes ago) came from Simon Hodgkinson. Simon really went all out. Check this out (will open in new window).
Don’t you love the big red animated arrow? And get this –> “And you get access to us for your team!” That marketing approach seems to be in vogue these days.
“Wow, my team gets to work with your team and together we will make buckets of money! Where do I sign up?!?!”
Uh, I think I will pass. Thanks anyway.
Consider yourself warned – THE SHARKS ARE SWIMMING!
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Categories: Grumblings Tags: affiliate millionaire bonus
Beware Cherrypal Laptops – I Made a Mistake
Man, do I feel foolish. I wrote a post about Cherrypal laptops a couple of days ago after learning about them in a Trend Watching article. I reviewed their site and their products and everything looked very nice. I mean how can you argue with a cheap, simple, green laptop? But I was wrong.
Thanks to an anonymous email I received from “trutunz”, I learned Cherrypal is not everything they’re cracked up to be. I did a search on “cherrypal scam” and found quite a few websites with plenty of complaints. One poster had a link to Cherrypal’s BBB rating.
See Cherrypal’s very poor BBB rating here
I have not personally dealt with Cherrypal so I cannot tell you about my own experiences. But I would suggest you do your own research before purchasing a Cherrypal laptop.
Again, I apologize for my earlier post.
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Categories: Grumblings Tags: cherrypal laptop, cherrypal refund, cherrypal scam, Max Seybold
Anik Singal Income Kickstart – Whose Income Are We Kickstarting?
Did you receive your Anik Singal Income Kickstart email this week? Did you watch the video? According to Anik’s latest email, 4,132 people did. I hate to admit it but yes, I am one of those 4,132 people who did view the video.
However, I didn’t watch all of it. I managed to get to the part where he was telling us what an incredible value the Income Kickstart system is but I didn’t/couldn’t wait around to find out the price.
“I’m sorry, Anik, I just couldn’t stomach any more of the hypey salespitch! And Anik, I’m really sorry to hear you were in the ICU at one point. But thank goodness you could run your business by phone at the same time. You are one amazingly dedicated Internet Marketer!”
In case you didn’t see the video, the Income Kickstart system (or method or whatever you want to call it) has something to do with building 1-page websites where your sole purpose is to collect their email address. According to Anik, one email address is theoretically worth $1.00. Collect 500 email addresses and you could earn $500 (theoretically). “Just think how easy it is to collect just 1 email address”! (His words, not mine) Yeah, right!
Anik says on the Income Kickstart video that the email addresses are collected in a database. Hmmm, I wonder who owns and has access to that database? Just imagine what Anik and his company could do with all these email addresses that were collected by their minions! Oh, and get this – Anik says you can sell the email addresses you collect for BIG BUCKS. I wonder if these 1-page websites are going to mention that your email address might be/probably will be sold in the future.
Like I said, I have no idea how much Anik Singal is getting for his new Income Kickstart system/method/scam but I know I won’t be one those pulling out their credit cards. But I have a feeling Anik will definitely be kickstarting his own income real soon!
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Categories: Grumblings Tags: anik singal, income kickstart
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