Dannys-Scam-Review.com
The information in this post also applies to dont-get-scammed-again.com, which is essentially the same as Danny’s Scam Review except that you first have to enter your email address to see the products that he “reviewed”, and lauras-scam-review.com which is exactly the same as dannys-scam-review.com.
Here’s an interesting website that I recently came across. I was doing my usual Google searches and happened along this site. I’m sure many other people have seen this site as well. If you do a Google search for “websites scamsâ€, or “money making scams†you’ll see his website in the Google results page either in the sponsored links section at the top of the page or listed in the ads on the right side of the page. His tag line states: “I was scammed 37 timesâ€.
Whenever I see a website like that I just have to investigate. How could someone be scammed 37 times? I found that a bit odd.
It wasn’t surprising at all that when I visited his website this is what I saw:
IF YOU DO NOT READ THIS PAGE YOU WILL GET SCAMMED!
DO NOT BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU HEAR!!!
DO NOT MAKE A PURCHASE UNTIL YOU ARE 100% SURE!!!
DO NOT GET SCAMMED!!!
Isn’t it amazing that so many scammers think alike. They think that if they put large words on their web page and tell you that you will make big bucks if you use their product or if they put a big warning of some sort like the one we have above, people will usually fall for it. Its interesting because there are marketing studies out there that show how and why people fall for this type of advertising. Part of the reason why people fall for this type of advertising is that they are so desperate to find a way to make extra money that will believe almost anything. They will especially believe someone who claims to share their pain and have a solution to their problems. In addition, most of these websites have false testimonials. People read these testimonials and immediately become convinced that this money making product is for real. It’s terrible that people could do this to others.
So back to this Danny guy. This is what he says on his website:
Out of 37 programs 35 were complete scams that just took my money. Only 2 of the programs actually worked. I am going to give you an honest review of the 2 programs that did work for me. Although you might not make money as fast as they say you will, you will make money if you follow their steps. Below is my brutally honest opinion about each program. If you are looking at any other program besides these two you are most likely wasting your time, because I have tried them all and these are the only 2 that work. I would give you a list of all the scams but I don’t want these scam artists trying to sue me or anything for exposing the truth about them.
“Brutally honest�! This is how low people will go to get you to believe that they are telling you the truth.
For starters, his webpage is identical to the other get rich quick websites out there. He has no about page, no contact, no other information except for the items he talks about on his website. The website of the first product he recommends seems like it was designed by the same people who designed freesitedeal.com. Here’s a screen shot of both:
FreeSiteDeal
Danny’s “reviewed” product
His reviews say absolutely nothing about the product he’s reviewing. He just says how great the programs are.
Scam
The one thing that made me recognize right away that this is a scam was his comment after the review of his first product.
It was at night when I first saw his website. I was sitting at my computer and followed his link from a Google search as I mentioned above. After reading the review of the first product, I noticed the “Update†comment. The thing is when I saw his website for the first time it was just 5 minutes after midnight Eastern Standard Time on December 6. His website stated “UPDATE* December 06, 2006…†I immediately got suspicious because if the update were genuine that would mean he was sitting at his computer at exactly midnight and noticed and reported the special offer for only $50 all in time for me to see it at 12:05.
Now for some reason this didn’t make any sense. Maybe its just that people don’t usually sit at their computers exactly at midnight waiting to report such a thing. Especially someone who claims to be making thousands of dollars a month off the products he’s reviewing. I mean, why would someone so wealthy be so eager to tell me about this update? Surely, he could have just waited until the morning to update his website.
Well being suspicious as I was I decided to do the one thing that would verify if his website is one of those typical misleading scamming types – I checked the source code.
Wouldn’t you know it, my suspicions were correct. According to the information in the source code, our friend Danny had his website configured to post his update comment each and every day with the date automatically generated. He had a script installed to do this task.
See for yourselves (Note the list of months and Java Script):
The funny thing is, but not so funny, is him telling you that he “just checked the website and discovered its on special†What an outright lie. There’s no bigger proof of a scam than an outright lie. I guess after being scammed 37 times he finally learned how to scam others.
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Rommo
I am so glad I found your site. I was going to join Danny’s Scam thing. I am an idiot. But I am so desperate to make money online. I don’t want to be a sucker, so my quest continues. Thanks for your helpful information.
Catherine
Thanks for your comment. A lot of people want to make money online. It can be done but with A LOT of hard work. I should be discussing that in a future post.
Thank’s a lot.
I was about to remit my paypal of $49.95 today. When I read your comments, seems like God asking me to get it away from my plan.
His emails say he’s at mailbox 3, North Alex Street, Phoenix 87221. That zip code is bogus; it’s not currently assigned. Don’t believe that Phoenix has an Alex Street. There is an Alex Avenue that runs through Sun City and Peoria (both outer Phoenix suburbs) but it runs east/west not north/south. He occasionally lapses into English suggestive of him being foreign (oriental?). His websites are registered by proxy companys to hide the true ownership.
All of this reeks of scam. You’re throwing your money away with him.
Dear Rommo,
I too, am so glad I “stumbled’ onto your site. I have worked since I was 13yrs. (now 45) and am an unemployed nurse, unable to be employed in the natural “workforce”, single, with two children, and a 91 year-old mother to care for in my home. For over a year, I have desperately been seeking a non-fraudulent home business, but to no avail, and little money to spare. I usually run the ones I’m considering, through the BBB. I’ve always been hard working, and am fairly quick to learn. I understand you are offering a valuable service with your message of what not to do. My question is do you know of any home business that IS legitimate? We don’t want to get rich, just get by. It’s all been so seriously depressing. Please E me back, and pray for us. Thank you and God Bless to You. Sincerely, Paige
I hesitate to read too much into this but the source code listed earlier on this page may provide some insight into who Danny is. It contains the name Isaac Powell and the address http://onyx.idbsu.edu/~ipowell. A quick check reveals that idbsu is Boise State University in Idaho and Isaac Powell is an undergraduate in the Computer Science program there. He hopes to graduate in late 2007. Danny might be Isaac or one of his friends.
Bill, Whoa that’s crazy. I cant believe I didnt see that. A student? I actually didnt think of it but that would make sense. I am going to look into this a bit more.
Paige,
A lot of people are trying to find ways to make money online. I am also. So far I dont know what works since I have only been doing this for the last few months.
There are ways to make money online. However it takes a lot of time and work. Just as much as any other job out there. The challenge is founding out what works.
Ari,
I didn’t know if you or anyone else would be interested in my post but since I got your attention:
1. I miss things like that all the time so don’t feel bad.
2. Isaac just finished CS498 which included creating a “non-trivial web application” presented to the class on December 8 last month (I think that’s right about the time that Dannys-Scam-Review showed up). A list of fellow students in the class is at http://cs.boisestate.edu/~tcole/cs498/fall06/present.html. His instructor was Teresa Cole (tcole@boisestate.edu, 208-426-2485). You could ask her if she thinks Isaac and Danny are connected. The head of the Computer Science Department, John Griffin (griffin@cs.boisestate.edu ) might also be interested, particularly since CS230 Ethical Issues In Computing is a degree requirement.
H’lo Rommo, Thanks for your review, After reading Danny’s post, i was almost going to join and send my $49.95-Thanks to you, i will not be doing so. I am a 33yr old indian immigrant to NZ, & me & my family are in the process of settling down and yeah..isa bit of a struggle and hence i was looking for any alternate source of income, preferably net related, not looking to earn zillions but just enough to tide over….Anybody on this forum if you could help out, if you now of anything- would be most greatful. One thing about Danny…his writing on the scam thing looks so damm convincing……
hi Ari,
i came across this danny site whilst surfing, and also went thru your review, thanks for the gud advice. Can you or bill or anyone else also tell- what you think of http://www.freelance-typing.com and http://www.paidsurveyonline.com?
Thanks for the comment Vi.
As for paid surveys, I heard some programs do work however, its a only few bucks here and there. I plan on doing a review on one or two of these survey programs in a future post.
Danny Scam Review is owned by Mark Jenny – he owns Ultimate Wealth Package – and goes by the name Mark Warren. He is a complete scam.
Could you elaborate?
I’m pretty sure Isaac isn’t responsible for that page, because if you Google the words: Isaac Powell idbsu , you wind up getting many pages that range from charter bus wepages to a Chet Atkins guitar website, and that same “Y2K Fix” is mentioned in all of the page sources. I think he is solely responsible for some code that people use to have automatic date updates on their pages. So, before we send out the posse, let’s stop and collect ourselves, and evaluate the situation.
Hello, I haven’t seen this posted yet so I suppose I will share it. “Danny” promotes those products because he gets paid a commission (and a very large one) for every product you buy through his links from a third party payment processor ClickBank. I also promote products like that at my own site pauls-scam-review.com although they are not get rich quick products. If anybody here purchases any product from ClickBank or is considering purchasing one of danny’s products, send me an e-mail to paul@pauls-scam-review.com and I will give you my link and give you a rebate back. You are welcome to sign up under ClickBank yourself and sign up under your own link to get your own rebate, but you must sell at least 5 items to buyers with credit cards and 1 visa and 1 mastercard before eligible to receive payment. Also I don’t mean to advertise but since a lot of people here are asking how to make money on the internet and considering paid surveys, I give actual paid surveys person-person. You never need to pay me any fee, EVER to participate in these paid surveys, although you probably won’t make too much around 50 cents per survey and they can be quite long. Send me an e-mail to paul@pauls-scam-review.com or call (310) 464-1747 if interested. Thanks.
Hugh, thanks for the comment. I agree with you Issac Powell is not the person behind the source code. It does have something to do with the Y2K fix.
Thanks
Paul, the problem with your site is that it looks exactly like the other scamming sites. No contact info, no about page and all that talk about not getting scammed. You might want to change your website.
Anyone wanting to visit Paul’s website or contact him is free to do so just use some very serious caution.
Thank God there are still people around with ethics and integrity. Though I did not visit Danny’s recommended sites, I may have had I not found this page. It is shameful that there are so many individuals willing to prey on their fellow human beings. Perhaps our only consolation is that there is a very, very warm place waiting for them in their final retirement. My situation is similar to Paige’s. I have a 6 year old son and an 81 year old father with alzheimers I am caring for. While I consider having this opportunity a blessing, it is also a burden – especially financially. Paige, you are an angel for what you are doing, and you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Than you Rommo for this site.
Hi,
Has anybody any comments about Geoff Mulligan and his product called CB Mall?
http://www.CBmall.com/join.asp?storefront=cheaper52
Regards
Roger
Jon, thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it.
Hi,
Just to let you know that “Danny” is not the person you singled out above but a UK marketer.
He has tried to hide his info because he will get into a lot of trouble with the Advertising Standards Agency in the UK.
I can’t tell you anymore at the moment as I am working on uncovering him for a UK magazine but as soon as the article goes out I will come back and leave more info.
Basically, if you get his email newsletters, look carefully at the source code and you will find “Danny”.
Keep up the good work!
Awesome piece.
The arrogance is shocking. And to wit, he lists his top three scams as “high yeild investments” “envelope stuffing” and some other CATEGORY.
Everyone heads there looking for names. Real names.
I would love to see this guy swing!
Great piece.
kevin
Not considering that the website is a scam, the traffic it generates is staggering. Go to Alexa and see the traffic he’s getting. I don’t care what he recommending, I just want to know how he got that much traffic starting Nov 26 2006. It can’t all be adwords can it? That would cost a fortune.
Rank: 31,685 Thats pretty impressive. I would think its all coming from adwords. Even if it costs him a fortune he makes it back through affiliate commissions.
Hi there, Thank you for this site – its just a pitty that I was already scammed by this low life Danny boy – May God deal with him accordingly, and I hope he come across this site – cant someone do something to get this ass of the net? I’ve lost a couple of 100$ through this Dany’s scam reviews, dont ever get anything of this bloke.
He’s got an ad banner on myspace–I reckon that’s driving a fair bit of traffic.
(It in the classifieds/job postings no less.)
Hi I’m an ‘old’ newbie who’s been scammed and hit hard but I’m sure I’ll get there eventually.
I received an e-mail from DANNY who told me of an fantastic offer from Chris Cobb. He was SO excited he drove round to talk with Chris. Well I live in England and Chris Cobb lives in England. DANNY has an address in Phoenix USA.
So I sent him an email asking what type of Trans Atlantic car he has……..Guess what? my email came back as UNDELIVERABLE! Suprise Suprise.
Are there ANY honest people out there? Please email me with any you guys come across.
Love and Peace to all
Regards
Tony Campbell
Danny’s real name is Sam Potts and he lives in the UK, specifically Waterlooville.
If you want to email him try sam [at] dcoe.net
I would imagine that AWeber, Sam’s email autoresponder service, would be very interested to hear that “Danny” uses a false address in his broadcasts.
They would no doubt be very interested to hear that “Danny” is not in Phoenix but rather in the UK.
Of course, they would need his list email address to investigate any complaints…
dannysreview [at] aweber.com
If you look real hard, you can also find Sam’s mobile phone number if you want to have a chat with him
Good stuff. I should include this comment in my second post on Danny Scam Review.
I came across Danny’s Scam Review, and after a lot of reading, it just had too much in common with the Ultimate Wealth Package site. I gathered that the 2 sites were connected and it was all a scam.
I do NOT believe it any “get rich quick” schemes. However, it is really simple to make money online. Here is how you do it…
1) Decide on a product to sell. Preferrably something you are famailar with. Like computers, tools, electronic equipment…..anything that sells, and is easy to ship.
2) Get set up direct with a distributor. This may require obtaining a DBA thru the state comptroller, and a tax ID certificate. You also may be required to make a large buy in purchase, so you can be a distributor, and get the products cheap. Several places I’ve checked have a $5000, $10,000, or a $50,000 buy in. Other places have none. Also, some distributors will drop ship the products, so you don’t even have to keep an inventory.
3) Get a shopping cart-style website set up. List all your products online. Paypal has a business account setup, where you can accept credit cards, debits cards, etc – all without having a credit card machine. Plus, the consumer doesn’t even need a Paypal account to use the service.
4) Advertise. Online is about the best and cheapest place I have found. Most high traffic sites charge around $100-200 per month, and it is well worth it.
5) Have all your contact info on the site…phone number, emails, etc..
6) Collect the $$$
As you can see, it can be quite costly and time consuming to get started, but it is well worth the trouble. I have slowly worked on this idea for the past few years, and I’ve got almost everything in place. I am set up with a distributor at their lowest price level, and am renting a building, got a registeded business (DBA), tax ID, and website. All I’m doing is all the tedious entering all the product info and pricing. Then my web developer is putting it all on my site. I will not say what I am selling, because I don’t want anyone taking my idea.
Hope this helps!!
It has taken me years to figure it all out. I am very excited about seeing the results of this project, which should be within this month.
-Jason
I just started to look for a way to make money on the web about a month ago. Most of the stuff I find ,I found uot were scams,or look like scams.can someone let me know what I can look at.
thankyou Dan
You have all got the wrong folk for Danny’s Scam Review!
It is wrong to attack innocent parties who have nothing to do with the site using guesswork.
Anyway……
He nearly hid his identity but I have tracked him down…..
I have found out who he is….
Registrant:
Bradford Lindley
5850 Edgebrook Drive
Galena, Ohio 43021
United States
Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: LINKNAZI.COM
Created on: 30-Nov-06
Expires on: 01-Dec-07
Last Updated on:
Administrative Contact:
Lindley, Bradford rulds2@gmail.com
5850 Edgebrook Drive
Galena, Ohio 43021
United States
(614) 212-4265
Technical Contact:
Lindley, Bradford rulds2@gmail.com
5850 Edgebrook Drive
Galena, Ohio 43021
United States
(614) 212-4265
Domain servers in listed order:
NS15.MYSERVERHOSTS.COM
NS16.MYSERVERHOSTS.CO
http://www.linknazi.com is EXACTLY the same as Danny’s Scam Review site, however he forgot to hide his details using private registration with GoDaddy the first time round.
His name is Bradford Lindley.
The above details have to be correct unless he used a stolen credit card to register the domain (very unlikely).
The Clickbank names are different for each site. I think the second one has simply copied “Danny’s” site, even including the opt-in form.
It wasn’t simply “guesswork” that discovered it was Sam Potts. He thought he was being extremely clever by hiding his WHOIS details but he started sending out HTML emails linking directly to a different domain which showed his address in the WHOIS. The rest was easy.
Why would he need two sites that are exactly the same?
Or is this a diversionary tactic by “Samuel” Potts?
LMAO Ben
I am not the “Danny”…. I am simply trying to help.
I can see how you have come up with Sam Potts as I also joined his list. You get Sam Potts through dannyswebsites.com then the123design, but that is guesswork, it could be a mate or his web designer couldn’t it?
You are right the linknazi site COULD be someone who has copied the Danny Scam Review, but then maybe it IS him, who knows?
The only way to know for certain is for someone to file suit, then a lawyer could get his details from clickbank (for the court proceedings) who will know who he really is and who the checks are made out to.
In my opinion Danny’s Scam Review is not doing anything illegal, he is simply reviewing and recommending products he is affiliated with, yes slightly cheeky and biased but nothing illegal.
Of course I haven’t invested any money with his schemes so maybe my perpective is a little warped.
P.S. Phart, burp hehehehehehehhehehehehe
Sorry for the Phart, burp, its a comedy program I am watching….couldn’t resist LOL
STOP PLAYING GUESSING GAMES BEN, AND PRETENDING TO BE A INTERNET PRO YOU ARE A WANNABE
Hmmm…
“You get Sam Potts through dannyswebsites.com then the123design”
Not quite, no – there’s a little more to it than that.
“In my opinion Danny’s Scam Review is not doing anything illegal”
He’s based in the UK and sending out emails with ridiculous earnings claims which he cannot back up – $300,000 in 7 days from paid surveys anyone?
Illegal? Not sure but the Advertising Standards Agency will probably want to talk to him.
Plus, he is sending out emails with a false mailing address. This lad is in Waterlooville but pretending to be from Phoenix. Not sure if this is flouting the CAN-SPAM rules but I guess we will have to see.
Wannabe or not, I’m not particularly bothered. I don’t see why you have to shout.
There is nothing illegal about what “Danny” is doing. These scams are all over the web, TV, phone calls, emails, and so on. Its just dishonest and immoral. As I mentioned in my other posts, he probably learned his technique of scamming from Markwarrenwebsites.com and the Ulitmate Wealth Package.
Yes… They all SHOUT come in sucker.
maybe he’s Nigerian like all the other scammers. Thankyou for all this information as it has helped me save a few bucks. Keep up the good work. At least someone is tryng to keep an eye on these criminals. Why can’t the authorities be onto these people. Obviously there must be bigger fish out there to catch, or their just plain stupid and no-ones out there looking out for the innocent.
😀
How do you define a scam?
Its all down to opinion isn’t it?
Blatent lies? Partial lies? Exaggerations? Mistruths? Fake stories of their background?
Where does anyone draw the line….?
Most forms of marketing, especially in the ‘money making’ industry involve various exaggerations and mistruths.
If the authorities were to clamp down on every exaggeration and mistruth with ‘make money products’ advertising, then I think 99% of the sites would have to come down.
Well your all right this is a scam site and personally I am glad I did not put my money into it, but I guess if I had and learned what “Danny” has I would be rich in a short while, dishonest , but rich! Well that’s an option we all have in life especially in the free world we live and die in , SO I SAY GO ON DANNY MAKE YOUR MONEY, (just not with the help of mine!
Rommo,
Thank God, my son found your site for me before buying into one of Danny’s scam review home business that he says is not a scam. Do you know of any fair and legal home business sites? I am in desperate need of extra money before I lose everything.
Terri
Hi Terri,
Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately I havent found any legitimate home based business sites. There are thousands and thousands of people searching for products that work but what I am learning is that these products cant work if so many people are buying and using them. Google will filter out any duplicate product on the web. I am still trying to find a way to make the adsene product that I spent $50 on work but I have yet to find a way to get passed Googles duplicate filter.
Paid surveys are pretty much a scam. Most of your “earnings” are in the form of prizes and gift certificates. Not cash.
http://www.moneyfromhome.com/ is BS too. They imply telecommuting jobs from your home but the vast majority of them are not “work from home” and are geographically specific locations which defeats the concept of telecommuting.
Hi AA,
Its good you mentioned moneyfromhome.com cause I am actually planning on writing a review or a series of reviews on them. I have many issues with them. For starters, I only counted a total of 500+ jobs in their database not 1000s as they have listed on their website. Also, 75% of those arent work from home jobs.
I have sent emails to at least five companies with absolutely no response whatsoever. Also, one of the jobs advertised on their site doesnt exist on the company’s employment opps page. Their data is grossly outdated. Their “wonderful” articles are completely misleading and useless. I can go on and on. I will get to them one of these days. thanks for the comment.
were do u find the 2 non scam website
So, does anybody really make money on line, and are there actually some legit, good opportunities out there?
Thanks a lot,
Gary
Hello All,
I am a 27 year old mother of two young children. I am currently employed with a government agency working 8-5 and making a decent salary. I am interested in using my education, skills, and experience working from home to have more quality time with my children and save some money by not eating on the run or spening $2 – $3/gallon to fill up my gas tank each week (depending on which week the government decides to jack up the gas prices and screw the middle man). PLUS, the “rat race” is getting old. Can anyone point me in the direction of a honest, low star-up cost, work-at-home job?
Hi Angel34474,
You could most likely start a blog and post articles based on your experience, education skills etc…. The trick is to submit your articles to publisher sites which would draw traffic to your blog site. Set up google adsense on your blog which will pay you for the advertising space. All of this can be done for FREE but its a slow process. It all sounds very simple but in practice it is quite time consuming. If your articles are good and unique then eventually you WILL make some money. Dont expect results overnight and plan to spend lots of time promoting. I have several articles and programs on my blog that may help you out.
http://internetripoffs.blogspot.com/
I agree with Larry. You could make money with a blog but:
1. It has to be unique
2. It has to have good content
3. You need to put hours and hours into it
4. you have to be ready to see no income / traffic for a year or more
5. You have to fight every urge to give up and quit.
6. You might not.
My blog provides almost nothing in income. So know what you’re getting into.
Read this post http://www.problogger.net/archives/2005/03/22/monkey-bar-blogging/
Danny’s scam review just leads you to another scam. I did join the Wealth package and did upgrade also. Signed for the webpage like a real idiot. I jumped in hook line and sinker before realizing that it is not what I want. I received a rude email from Mark that if you dont try it first you dont get a refund.. DO NOT TRY THIS UNLESS YOU READ EVERYTHING! Mark has no ethics at all and in my book this is a scam. My intentions were good but I realized real quick it was not for me. You will not get a refund unless you work at this for at least 2 weeks and prove that it did not work for you. Then he will decide whether it was valid or not. Which I am guessing that he will not. Otherwise it would have just been refunded.
Hi Pamela and welcome.
Sorry to hear that you got sucked into this garbage. One thing I want to make clear is that you should easily get a refund if you ordered the product through clickbank. Dont bother requesting a refund from Mark go straight to Clickbank.com and simply request a refund. I provide information on the steps in a different post.
Ari
Hi Pamela
ClickBank has an unconditional 45 day money back guarantee you can get your money refunded here: http://www.clickbank.com/csinquiry.html
Select “request refund†in the drop doen menu and in the comment box just put ” not as promised”
You should have a refund within a week.
Hope this helps
That Danny guy must pay a small fortune for those google ads. I noticed that some bids are $10 a click. That is outrageous. That is why I totally prefer, doing alittle more, and blogging. Yeh it takes more time, but, that is crazy. Making money on line takes time. I would LOVE for you to do a review on the RICH JERK. I have noticed that people are afraid of this guy or something. What are your thoughts? Bring it on!
Thanks for the comment. I would love to do a review on the Rich Jerk but I need to get to it. Something tells me that he program is probably just as useless as a lot of the others out there. I hate his home page with the video. Its just terrible.
I have heard that if your a newbie, it is not for you. I just hate his whole sales pitch. I don’t get how people enjoy being insulted on a daily basis. I blocked his emails he gets under my skin. Yeh, TIME, I never have enough time to really do anything.
ok ok ok
iv just found out that this is a scam
well
dont flame me or anything but bill has a point
the adress doesnt belong to danny
and i e mailed hes so called “owner”
saying that danny is not a real person
just to let u know this is a scam
Dannys Scam Review probably created
and “owns” the 2 e-books he’s promting.
That way, he collects 100% of the profit,
minus his ClickBank Fees of course.
The reason why he shows you 2 products
is so you end up saying “NO” to one
and “YES” to the other.
(It’s a simple tactic.)
Danny’s ads are EVERYWHERE.
He tracks all his keywords and
makes sure they convert.
If they don’t convert he dumps them
and creates a new list of keywords
and moves on.
I just read the other day that the Ultimate Wealth Package Owner, Mark Warrner, Warren, what ever haha evolved FROM the Rich Jerk! Any one know any truth to that? I read also a conversation, between some members and Mark Warren, what a lil cocky boy! haha anyway. Anyone know about that?
consider this, if someone has mastered a system where they can earn huge amounts of money, then why the hell do they want $49 from you?? there are 1000’s of these sites and they are aimed at desperate people. these get rich quick packages do sell well though, everyone wants an easy life making 1000’s of dollars even while your sleeping! they draw you in with pics of ferraris and palm fringed beaches, but never tell you EXACTLY what kind of work you have to do. they show you shots from their bank accounts and boast about “rock star” earnings. alarm bells ring and you soon work out that all those $49 are what this “magical” money system is. and the final icing on the cake is this….if someone has found a way of making stacks of money, and can have a string of flash cars and houses, go on holiday when they want, all by working for 2 hours a day at a pc, then why the hell would they want to sit on here and write about it?? it’s because they HAVE TO!…inorder to get your $49! so after all, they have not created a magical system, it’s the people who hand out $49 that have created it….and they are the people who are gonna be at a loss. there is alot of money to be made in affiliate marketing, but you will not get rich overnight. it takes time and hard work, and if you get it wrong, you will just end up throwing money at google. find a niche that is’nt saturated. get rich quick schemes are well and truly exhausted, so find other products to promote instead.
Ben,
You have the wrong person. I was merely the developer for this project. I never got to meet the “so called” Danny. I simply made the website for them as thats my job. You must pay your way somehow, right?
I appreciate people get sucked into these kind of deals but I’m sorry I couldn’t change their ideas. At the end of the day it paid my wages.
Yes I did work in Phoenix on this project for quite some time and yes I am from the UK. Currently I am working in Australia, but not on anything like this project, don’t worry.
Just thought I would post to clear it up.
Sam
Jas, thanks for the comment. Its unfortunate people dont seem to get it. Notice the real wealthy people in this world dont sell these GRQ schemes. The problem is that people just to desperate to make money and therefore will fall for almost anything.
Sam, thanks for the clear up.
the whole world is a scam these days, and it will get worse unless people wise up and stop funding the scammers. there is a sucker born every minute, which is why these grq packages are raking in fortunes. i wont buy any of them because i know what happens. they basically just tell you to promote their own package. so not only have they got your $49, but they will earn even more from you because you spread the word out to even more people as an affiliate. i know alot about affiliate marketing, and i will now tell you why you will be at a loss if you hook up with these guys…..notice they all do something very clever, like have the .com domain included into the page background of the site. you will loose so much commission because of this, as people often cut your affiliate page out and go straight to the .com page of the product. people feel safer buying from the most direct source. and you can’t get any more of a direct source than packagename.com. so you loose and the author is laughing, and he has’nt even got to give a percentage away either! that’s how these people work, they want you to spread the word for them, yet when it comes to purchase time they know that mr.sucker is more likely to buy from packagename.com. it is’nt right because the affiliate led the customer to the product, yet his commission has now gone down the drain. now the same thing is going to happen to mr.sucker, he will spread the package a bit further and wont make as much as he was told he was going to make! these scammers need affiliates, yet they continue to kick em in the balls.
To Sam:
Thanks for commenting to put me straight and you’re right, we do have to pay our way
Judging from the various identical emails I get from Mark Warren, “Danny” and someone called “Michelle Andrews”, the whole thing seems to have been created by Mark Warren. Or is his name Mark Jenney?
Who knows…
I would Love to see Dateline do an investigative report on Mark Warren! But then again, it may spread even faster his virus…… hahah
Ari…
What are you doing these days with the
Profit Lance system? Are you making your way thru the course? I know that you have personally had some dialog, emailing with Mike. Have you been effectively making money online?
I read a while back what you said about me using the adsense sites. I have made my own and am making a few bucks with them. I am completely trying to learn and gain skills right now. But…. ~At the moment~ I am pretty much working on my content (quality content) sites and getting all my ducks in a row.
Here is my motto
“You can put blue prints in front of me, on HOW to build a house, but, until I can grasp or understand the blue prints, I can only show you the plans. The overall picture looks great. I may have the best plot of land, but it takes ALOT of work, and skill, and determination to even get to the level, that MASTER Carpenters get to. Skill requires a lot of time, and energy, let alone, the resources. I want to get it, I want to UNDERSTAND, and Comprehend what I am doing…. “
“It’s going to be a struggle, and it is going to take time, but I KNOW when that light bulb goes off in my head and I comprehend what I KNOW then, It will become WISDOM!”
“Too often because we live in a “Microwave” society
people want INSTANT gratification…. Anyone who makes a generous amount of money online will tell you. It takes skill, time, and failure before success!
Rome was no built in a day.
TIME can be your friend, embrace it, and it can be your mentor, and it can be your training ground for your success
Anyone can throw together a web site, and sell a product. I don’t want to be just anybody. I refuse to sell myself short.
~Quality~Interity~Honesty~
LIKE OUR MOM’S ALWAYS SAID; “IF IT’S SEEMS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT’S BECAUSE IT ISN’T.
I have a work at home admin business that I started myself, serving as an office location for a local construction contractor. It is an economical way for a company to have an office without the immense overhead. Using a cell phone for the business contact number, an online fax service (more reliable than a fax machine – and cheaper than a dedicated phone line), my own computer and home office; I can supply all the document processing (dictation via phone), bookkeeping with spreadsheets, payroll, message handling, mail processing (the company uses my address for mailing), scheduling, ordering, support, graphics and even maintaining a web presence.
Since I work as a 1099 contractor and have my own office space it means huge savings for the company.
I had to advertise and create my position. I have yet to find an online company to offer such opportunities. It also requires that you actually have practical administrative skills and a strong work ethic.
I need to work at home in order to serve in my role as caregiver for my 84 year old father. Unfortunately, the company I currently work for is being bought by an out of town contractor and my position will soon be ending.
If anyone has any leads to real opportunities along these lines, I would love to hear them. I live in Richmond, VA.
Hi GLC,
I recently just responded to a similar comment on another post.
Here is what I wrote in my comment on the other post:
There is a that has a database of all sorts of work from home jobs. I should actually write a brief post on them but I havent had time to properly research the site. Its called whydowork.com the name is a little misleading since its all about work but they do have a nice listing of work from home jobs.
Although they screen a lot of the job postings, they advise you to be cautious because some scamming ones do get through. They do provide you with information on what to be on the lookout for to avoid the scamming sites.
Also, I noticed that they have featured listings on the sidebar of their website. Be careful with the link since its a paid advertisement for one of those scamming sites. Good luck.
Thanks Ari, I’ll take a look at the site.
I market for a company that is “touchable” and well-known. Does not matter which company but what matters is that there are too many people, today, that have absolutely no conscious of hurting the elderly or those who are desperate for money. Sadder yet is that even the FBI and other similar agencies do not care. I became involved in trying to put a stop to some of this fradulent advertising and scams (the Nigerian scams of money transfer and receiving 15%). Of course these things are done with fraudulent money orders and the money does not exist. I talked with the FBI. They simply do not care. Why? There is just do much of this going on and with no laws governing the internet in this area nothing will ever be done. Isn’t it about time people began pushing and trying to get laws instituted? How this can be done I do not know but if it isn’t multitudes of people will continue to get burned through the multitude of scams.