Can someone ’splain to me why I get an email for the Automated Money secrets course which says that “The only catch is I will be letting 39 lucky people into the secrets” yet I go to the website and see that “The only catch is I will be letting 125, 76, 51, 39, 18 lucky people into the secrets“. So which is it ? 39 or 125? And why can’t he seem to sell those last 18 copies? I mean, Adsense secrets for only $77! You’d think those would go super quick.
I’m thinking that if these were such incredible secrets he might be selling only 39 copies, or even 125 copies, but I seriously doubt that a sane individual would sell this for only $77. “By accepting my offer now you can become one of the select, highly fortunate wealth seekers who are permitted to see my exact strategy for creating unlimited success on Adsense.” If I had the strategy for creating unlimited success, I’m sorry, you’d either have to pay big or be family for me to divuldge the info. Why would I risk my income, by giving up my “secrets” to the public. That’s crazy, man.
I’m saving my $77.
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Jim // Mar 5, 2007 at 10:04 pm
Yep. This market niche is really too much. Look at this one, from no less a one than Jeff Alderson:
“Regardless of what they are doing or where they are - asleep in their bed, playing a round of golf, deep sea fishing - the money keeps flooding in…
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Date: March 5, 2007
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…
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When it comes to making money, this system is as close to perfect as you can possibly get…
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And so on, and on, and on.
And what does it cost to have all your financial woes fixed once and for all and so easily–why, only $7! Isn’t that wonderful?
Christian Lyrics // Mar 6, 2007 at 7:30 am
During the last year I have unsubscribed from a number of newsletters and so called guru lists because I seem to be getting more sales pitches than actual information.
Every day I’m becoming more and more immune to sales letter and fast money making hype.
Mike // Mar 7, 2007 at 9:08 am
Adsense whiz kid had many things rehashed, there’s a lot of typo errors(urls, etc) in the e-book too that makes it unprofessional..
ScamHunter // Mar 7, 2007 at 4:14 pm
I agree: “This market niche is really too much. ”
I missed the one who would solve all my financial worries for $7 — wow, that would be a deal! But I did get the Ad-Whizzzzzzzzzzz kid. I liked the claim that someone is making 8 figures. Now ordinarily the only expression my friends and acquaintenances ever reference is 6 figures — so it took me a minute to say “okay 7 is a million and 8, ha ha ha ha” 10 million dollars a year off of Adsense, yeah right.
And like you said, if you knew how to make 10 million dollars off Adsense would you be selling that info for $77. Too much.
I wish I were getting immune though. The claims that aren’t so outlandish still tempt me. I was grateful that AdWhizzzzzzz kid went too far and made it completely unbelievable.
Reddiance // Mar 8, 2007 at 4:31 pm
If you want to know who is earning in the $10,000,000/yearly range with Adsense, here’s one site: http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com (his blog..the actual site is http://www.plentyoffish.com )
Teli Adlam // Mar 8, 2007 at 7:21 pm
Give it some time, I’m sure we’ll also see a $7 report on the real meaning of life.
I’m not knocking the $7 report (by Jonathan), but since its launch, these $7 price points are popping up like weeds, and some of them are just (poorly done) knock-offs of other products.
*sigh*
~ Teli
Teli Adlam // Mar 8, 2007 at 7:24 pm
Total tangent: you’ve been tagged.
Kevin // Mar 10, 2007 at 2:55 am
“If I had the strategy for creating unlimited success, I’m sorry, you’d either have to pay big or be family for me to divuldge the info. Why would I risk my income, by giving up my “secrets†to the public. That’s crazy, man.”
Here’s the problem though. You assume everyone thinks the same way you do. I assure you, they do not. You assume that because you wouldn’t sell it for $77, then no one would. I don’t know whether that makes you arrogant or foolish.
“I’m saving my $77. ”
Keep “saving” your money. Eventually you may save yourself right out of business, lol.
Think about it: There’s a money-back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. So, by not taking advantage of this, whose really the one missing out here?
Marlow // Mar 11, 2007 at 1:00 am
OK Kevin, you spend $77 on it, make your 8 figure income then come back and laugh at the rest of us scoffers.
Tom // Mar 21, 2007 at 6:16 pm
I thought he would’ve been back by now.
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