written by Little Monster
at Tuesday, April 28, 2009
So ... what is So ... what is FreeSiteSignUp and how can it benefit you?
This concept is new ... it looks too good to be true! FreeSiteSignUp is a service offering Cash Pulling Affiliate websites which enables you to have your own website business Live WITHOUT having to pay a single penny for the service...
Thats not the end, its made better than anything else out there, by making it possible to have the website up and running within 5 minutes along with necessary guidelines to fetch traffic for free.
This conceptual masterpiece has already been PROVEN to be the best way to make money online, and the users who manage to get their hands on it are going to be at a huge monetary benefit with an extra edge to their life.
Not only you get a free website but also the guidance to get traffic to your website to fetch cash as soon as you have your business live.
It's basically a cash machine which never sleeps and keeps working for you and building your income 24/7 with no breaks!
Not many service providers even attempt to over-deliver as much as FreeSiteSignup does!
How to Make Massive Commissions?
As Affiliate Marketer you make $40 each time a person you refer gets their own Money Making Website. Conversion rates are phenomenal. See your stats LIVE 24/7 a day (and even on your Window’s desktop). For example, if you refer 10 signups a day, you would make $400 a day or $12,000 a month. PLUS, you get a $5 bonus every time a person you refer refers another signup. You can customize the Money Making Website people get to feature different products so that you can differentiate yourself from other affiliates (and make more money)!
While as Website Owner you earn the same commissions as Affiliate Marketer but with some big benefits. Since you have a website selling a product or service, you can feature your website in the Money Making Websites everyone you send gets. All you do is put up your unique link on your website. That means everyone you refer will make money selling your products. They have outstanding training and support; a 12-week step by step guides to show you exactly how to get started and where you should be at during each phase. You get training videos, live support, free e-books, goal writing tips, PPC training and much more! You can sit back, relax, and count your commissions. Their tests sow that this can increase your website profits up to 500%!
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written by Little Monster
at Monday, July 21, 2008
Perhaps anyone who is using internet knows what eBay is. For those who don’t eBay is a multi-billion dollars worth auction site that has managed to have thousands of customers and suppliers happily hooked on.
You'll find everything you can possibly imagine on sale at eBay. From Bikinis to baroque paintings from Britney's shredded locks to fancy court wigs. You name it and you'll get it.
But don't just stop at buying things off its racks, eBay offers you the opportunity to not just buy goods for yourself and your loved ones, but also make a few decent bucks from the site yourself.
How? You ask.
Millions of people sell items on eBay to earn extra money. Some even make a fine living doing nothing else.
There are also a lot who know about eBay and its ability to turn unwanted items in to extra cash, but who do not have the capability or desire to use the eBay themselves. Perhaps they don’t own a computer, or think the process of selling on eBay is too complicated.
How can I earn money with eBay if I have nothing to sell? Again you may ask.
Well, simple really, start off by creating your own account. Once that is taken care of, and then become an eBay “middle person”. Offer to do all the work of selling other people’s items on a commission basis.
Think of all the people right in your own neighborhood who probably has items they no longer want cluttering up their closets and garages. It can be anything, even stuff that is pretty useless to them or their families. People line up at eBay and they all want all different sorts of things. So what they might think is useless may be of great value to someone else. Perhaps they don’t have enough items to hold a garage sale, or just don’t want to go through the hassle.
So rummage through their closets and garages and get your hands on stuff you think might look good up there. You could offer to sell those items for them on eBay for a percentage of the sale price. They provide the inventory, you do the selling on eBay, and you both split the profits!
But before anything else, make sure you weigh your stuff right before putting it up for sale. Also try to be punctual about shipping your goods to the buyers. Reputation is everything at eBay and the more you satisfy your customers, the greater the reputation you will be earning. And that isn't just a matter of speaking. At eBay, a customer's satisfaction is everything so they get to come back and give their feedback about doing business with you. For every good feedback you get, you add one point to your rating. Needless to say, the higher you’re rating the greater your credentials. So make sure to take every transaction really seriously.
Over and above everything, however, eBay expects and respects honesty and reliability that is what earns good customers and makes you that neat stack of money. Nothing can be a substitute for good business ethics and at eBay, nothing helps you go laughing to the bank besides that.
written by Little Monster
at Thursday, July 17, 2008
How and when to invest. It is because, HYIP like other form of risk investments such as Forex, stocks and legal gambling also associated with extremely high risk. I have some rules posted on my other blog that explains trading on HYIP. But, what's HYIP anyway?
For a newbie on this word or world, HYIP stands for High Yield Investment Program that is offered on the internet through investment website.
The newer type of high yield investment program involves smaller amounts of money. Most of these programs claim to pay out 1-10% a day, or even up to 100% per month. Many of these programs are scams, but some may actually be legit.
The early Internet HYIP programs usually involved day trading on the stock market, on futures, or in foreign exchange. An investor could pay as little as $20 to the program, and would start earning a percent or two each working day. You could withdraw your gains at any time, though, by leaving the money in, compounding would cause your investment would grow, thus increasing your pay outs.
Experienced day traders can and do make anywhere from 1-20% each day -- normally averaging (after bad trades and losses) 2% each day. The money paid into a HYIP program would be pooled together, and invested by the day (or technical) trader. Using 50% margins, where the investment broker loans the trader an amount equal to the amount he's investing, the trader could pay out the 1% or so each day to the HYIP investors, and still make money for himself. According to some books on day trading, good traders are right 80% of the time, and should never lose more than 3% of their investment on the bad (or wrong) trades. This type of HYIP is sustainable and not a scam. However, as a potential HYIP investor, you have no way of knowing if the program you're interested in is legitimate, or is a take the money and run type of scam.
Soon, other types of HYIPs appeared. Some were based on the selling of ebooks and software. Once again, money invested in the HYIP was pooled and spent on advertising for selling ebooks and other downloadable products. If a business knows that for every $100 it spends in advertising, it will earn $300 in revenue, then it can pay out 50% or so a month on the HYIP program, because it knows with a reasonable degree of certainty that it will get the original $100 back, plus make a pre-tax profit of $200. Such a business would want to maximize the amount of money available for advertising, in order to maximize the amount of profits it can earn each month. In essence, they have borrowed money from individual HYIP investors (at an exorbitant interest rate) to make large profits as quickly as possible. This scheme works, but there's an upper limit on how long it can be sustained, and how much money can be spent on advertising. Sooner or later, the market for the products is saturated, and the returns on the advertising will decline sharply. At that point in time, the business can no longer pay out the 50% per month as promised, and the HYIP would have to be shut down.
The Forex type of HYIP is similar to the day trading type. Instead of buying and selling shares on the stock market, the traders buy and sell currencies and currency futures. They claim to have systems that guarantee success, but I'm not convinced that such systems exist. The Forex HYIPs can (and do) offer higher rates of return because most Forex operations are margined up to 90% - not just 50%. That means a 1% gain on the trade is worth 10% of the initial investment. The returns are higher, but the risks, despite the claims, are higher too.
Other HYIPs are dubious, and should be regarded with suspicion. Some claim to be "gold games", whatever that means, while some are really nothing more than bets. One HYIP that I looked into promised 80% gains a day. It wasn't an investment program -- your $20 returned $36 IF the transaction number ended with either an even or an odd digit. On even numbered days, an even numbered transaction number would "earn" 80% of the "investment" plus the original sum. If the transaction number was odd on an even numbered day, then your "investment" went bust and you got nothing. Statistically, over a period of time, the "successful investments" (wins) and the "failed investments" (losses) would even out. Since the pay outs were only 80%, over the long term, the organizer of this scam was guaranteed to earn 20% of the money anyone foolish enough to participate would send him. This "program" is undoubted illegal. I'm not sure if it's still going on or not. If so, stay away.
If you are considering on making an investment in a HYIP be certain to do diligent research first. Any legitimate security that is sold to the public must be registered with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). If the HYIP you are considering is not registered, you should not invest. Other questions to ask yourself include, whether the claims to good to be true, and how the people running the program generate the high yield returns that you are being promised. You should be careful of the claims people make regarding some secret network or principle that allows them to make excessive returns. If the proponents of the HYIP cannot or will not explain how the returns are made then you may want to avoid investing in the program.
To summarize, any HYIP program that involves offshore banks or investment groups, secret rules, unusually high interest rates, tax shelters, etc., should be avoided at all costs. Don't get involved with them in any way. Online HYIPs MAY be legitimate, but probably aren't. Remember the two rules we talked about at the top of this page: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is, and, Never invest more money than you can afford to lose. If you want to try an online HYIP, investigate first. Put the minimum amount in and see what happens over a period of 3-6 months. If the pay outs are consistent and on time, then maybe you have found a legitimate HYIP. Take the money and run scammers tend to close up shop within 6 months or so, when the money coming in tails off and the demands for late pay outs increase.
Good luck in your investing, and be very careful...invest only what you can afford to lose. And find out what is legit and what isn't before committing to any HYIP program.
