Honestly, if you can't work with SSEC you're better off just disconnecting your internet because you're a weak sucker.

I've been doing business online for a little under 4 years now and this is by far the most straight forward system for developing a web business I've ever encountered.

I made $1,000 in my first month of SSEC.

I've been with SSEC for 5-6 months now and I'm consistently making 10k a month with SSEC and I'm working at it part time. There is nothing to it.

If you expect shit to be spoon fed to you then SSEC is not for you. In fact, internet business is not for you.

If you guys can't pull some money out of SSEC then you are doing something seriously wrong.

To the moron who left after a week... you're the jackass, not us. There is no such thing as easy money. Get over it.

I would love to talk to those who have used this

it's a miracle. once you know how to do it.

SSEC isn't a miracle in and of it self. It's merely a tool, but if used in the right way, can produce tremendous results. Does it take work? Absolutely, just like anything else that's worthwhile.

I've been using it since about Sept. '06. For most of '07 I've been able to pull 5 figures a month most months.

I suppose i can neither recommend this program or bash it, i certainly lean towards recommending it, but can't do that because although i had it for six months on a VPS, i had to cancel it today.

I feel quite upset about the whole thing, not the prgram, just a "what might have been" feeling. The people on the forum were helpful and the software was user friendly, to a degree. My trouble was, i became short of money at about 1 month in, my vps got upgraded and then needed a reinstall. Everything was lost and i spent $xxx'2 getting everything working again.

I felt low after that because not only was a struggling financially, but i had no time to put back into what is, no matter how you dress it up, a steep jargon filled learning curve. The software then had 2 upgrades over a few months, my host disabled it... I felt abused by the software itself after a while, it made me feel sick thinking about it! Now don't read into that, it's not the software per se that makes me sick, just the horrible taste i was left in my mouth by my host.

To summarise, it does what it says on the tin. I got good traffic and it all seemed to work, i just found so much deep, hardcore jargon, regarding things like dns/c class/a name etc very deep and over my head. I just felt like i was drowning at times and with all the problems i had (nothing to do with ssec) it pained me to even think about using it!

I would like to get back into it at some time in the future, hopefully when i have the time and dedication required, along with the finances to support such escapades!

If you know what you're doing, have time to burn and a will to succeed, i suspect ssec will be right up your street. I'm just sorry i've had to throw in the towel and couldn't give this obviously very good program the time it required. It's a shame.

Its because you didn't do it right what can I say

Is that directed at me? Care to elaborate in a statement i find insulting, due to your lack of knowledge on what i have or have not done?

I started immediately and worked like wild fire for a month. I'd had 10k+ visits across 50+ domains. Then i came into money difficulties, the fucking host destroyed my install and i had to pay someone to rebuild it all for me.

I also lost my job and had to pay the bills. As i design sites i had to fall into
that. Writing code all day and seeing cash is more motivational than something which I just had ruined, went tits up and would have to start again. End of the day, i didn't have the time, it wasn't that "i didn't do it right". Unless by "do it right" you mean, do that and nothing else.

Obviously, you use the program and like it, notice i didn't bash it because i too like it. I can only presume you have more time and less money worries than me. Well done. Unless you can put serious time in, which i don't have, it isn't going to pay the bills without a few months graft.

The domains need to be developed and you need subs. that's all I care to say, don't take it to heart it wasn't intended that way.

Ditto. I've had it for a few months, and on one point, it's easy to generate good traffic and make sales. But the outlay is REAL expensive if you don't know what you're doing. VPS or dedicated servers, $50-$100 a month, server setup another $50-$100 (if you don't know what you're doing). Domains: $100-$200 if you're starting according to their recommendations, and expect them to get the boot if you don't know what you're doing. Then there's all that subdomain, domains, RSS feed implements, template building, it's a lot of stuff. I sleep with the SSEC Unofficial Guide next to my bed just to get my head around this stuff.

BUT, after all that, I've had more success with SSEC than any other BlackHat system. I've made about $250 of of it so far. At one point, I get real discouraged after I lost about 80 domains in January, but I'm back on the trail now. It's a good program, but it's hell trying to master it.

I have had moderate success with SSEC. It definitely isn't easy money (there is work involved) but it is coming out profitable to me.

Some (myself included) are only netting a few hundred in profit per month, while others are making nearly 5 figures or more with it. I've been with ssec for over 7 months btw. I have spent a lot of time each day setting up templates, RSS, subs, etc. Perhaps someday I will profit big with ssec...

My total expenses are around $400 per month when you count servers and domains in addition to the program cost.

Ok help me understand.... what I don't get is how people are backing it and saying they made like $250 (and what is that? Per month? So far? what?) but in the same post talk about how it costs upwards of $400 to $500 a month to run it.

I'm not just some guy looking in from the outside. I used it way back when it first came out and kept it for 3 months. It's a lot of work, it's expensive as hell, and there isn't really a guarantee it will work since it depends on you spamming google with cloaked domains and hoping they won't catch on. You end up wasting a lot of money on domains that get banned in google pretty regularly and if you're not at least a pretty decent dedicated server admin don't even think about trying this without hiring one.... I happen to be a decent server guy but I am just saying that because I remember being glad I could do a lot of the stuff myself.

Just my opinion from my experience using it.

I'm one of those that are making only a couple hundred per month (that's profit) that have relatively high monthly expenses. I haven't been there from the beginning but I'm sure it has changed a lot since then, especially with the custom content generation. I'm at around $400 in profit for the month so far. I've yet to "hit it big" like many others have done in less time, but I'm not gonna give up so soon as each month has produced slightly better profits than the previous month.

Here's an example of monthly expenses:
The "+" version of the program = $105, Server = $180 (you could start out with a cheap server for $30), SEO program = $60-100 (optional, but helps build links which are important), and up to $100 remaining for domains.