$200,000+ China Virus [Gated Online Network] Search Engine Hack!

[cyberjunkie]

I need to find one of these networks. Im just too "dark" to enter them thats the real problem. Soon as i knock on the door, they will be like, we already had a Dominoes delivered boy! Next door please.

Be interesting to find out the demographics of these things.

We need a journey thread guys...
"'$2000 a day with my Nigerian gated network" probs the only network id get into

@cyberjunkie Help me out bro, lets find one.

Some time ago In Cafe Nero terminal 4 I think, I met a young Nigerian at Heathrow super sharp guy. At the time
of our chat he was leaving London from T&O, on his way back to Victoria Island to open a branch location of a
New Online Gated Network called Quintessentially Group. Franchise owner I think. Online / Offline hybrid
operation like the prior networks I referenced.

You might want to look him up. He was the MD and very excited about the new opportunity at the time.

Demographics of most gated networks are easy, DOERS. Members don't work at Dominoes. The only color
to entry for those networks that really matter is Green!

Next steps to your 2K per day Nigerian journey thread can be of your own making.


Good luck.

 

[ZeroDefects]

"'$2000 a day with my Nigerian gated network" probs the only network id get into

@cyberjunkie Help me out bro, lets find one.

I keep getting emails from a Nigerian lawyer working on behalf of a recently passed Military General relative who listed me as a beneficiary for his $35,000,000.00 fortune.

This guy may, very well, be the gatekeeper to our Nigerian gated community.

I'll email him and see if he can help us!

 

[cyberjunkie]

Sounds interesting and good I would agree with all you said and smart as usual OP.

A lot of Chinese or Hong Kong people have a British accent over the Empire of the past such as I have a lot Indian based relatives who have my accent and look very similar to me except their skin is a little darker than mine.

You haven't had your mind properly bent until you've heard a Chinese Jamaican talk.
My first trip to Jamaica opened my eyes and ears to Chinese Jamaican Patios speaking
Rastamen with dreadlocks down to their backs.

 

[polecat]

You haven't had your mind properly bent until you've heard a Chinese Jamaican talk.
My first trip to Jamaica opened my eyes and ears to Chinese Jamaican Patios speaking
Rastamen with dreadlocks down to their backs.

That's really cool my favorite accent or way to speak be Jamaican.

 

[ZeroDefects]

You haven't had your mind properly bent until you've heard a Chinese Jamaican talk

I have experienced the same mind bending event.

I have friends who's parents, unbeknownst to me, immigrated to North America from Jamaica. They are Asian. The dad didn't carry the accent and lost it mainly as a need to blend while in work environments. The mom never really lost the accent or cared too.

We were invited to a family dinner at their house. My initial internal reaction from hearing her mom speak was, confusion. While in a one-on-one discussion, I caught myself having internal dialogue to actively align my brain for what eyes and ears were processing. It was a wonderful conversation, she is a fun lady.

There was an added bonus from that conversation. I had complimented her on her delicious family recipe for Oxtail Stew (a traditional Jamaican dish). During dinner, she recommended a particular sauce to go with it. I took her advice, it was a Scotch Bonnet Pepper hot sauce, I had never seen or heard of the brand before. It was a Jamaican brand and difficult to find other than in Jamaica. The next time we saw each other (5-6 months later), she gifted me bottle of the sauce. Apparently, she found a Jamaican market that carried it in a metropolitan inner-city Caribbean neighborhood.

 

[cyberjunkie]

I have experienced the same mind bending event.

I have friends who's parents, unbeknownst to me, immigrated to North America from Jamaica. They are Asian. The dad didn't carry the accent and lost it mainly as a need to blend while in work environments. The mom never really lost the accent or cared too.

We were invited to a family dinner at their house. My initial internal reaction from hearing her mom speak was, confusion. While in a one-on-one discussion, I caught myself having internal dialogue to actively align my brain for what eyes and ears were processing. It was a wonderful conversation, she is a fun lady.

There was an added bonus from that conversation. I had complimented her on her delicious family recipe for Oxtail Stew (a traditional Jamaican dish). During dinner, she recommended a particular sauce to go with it. I took her advice, it was a Scotch Bonnet Pepper hot sauce, I had never seen or heard of the brand before. It was a Jamaican brand and difficult to find other than in Jamaica. The next time we saw each other (5-6 months later), she gifted me bottle of the sauce. Apparently, she found a Jamaican market that carried it in a metropolitan inner-city Caribbean neighborhood.

Great story and Jamaican food experiences. Oxtail stew is Xtra legit I've had it.

When I'm not practicing veganism, a handful of dishes with parents keep me
on the murderous carnivorous dark side. I blame that meat eating DNA running
through my veins.

Rotisserie tandoori chicken from one specific Indian resto in The London Borough
of Hounslow (which broke my longest 3 year vegan quest).

Curry goat, chicken curry, blue marlin and wild salmon.

 

[StayMotivated]

Thanks for reading @StayMotivated,

You are correct, the internet does in fact mirror real life, and often what SHOULD be obvious
remains Hidden in Plain sight in many key areas.

In fact it is a form of Ad Blindness. Or Banner Blindness. As marketers we've come up with
these titles for PROSPECTS. However as marketers we are guilty of this ourselves because
often we also operate in a herd formation on the flip side with how we earn.

BlackHatWorld should be the cure for the marketers version of that, yet often for many
it is not. Me too marketing is a prevalent bitch, but that's just business.

People often dwell amongst like minded people. But it's been like that since early days.
In the digital marketing world many practitioners appear to gravitate towards mass traffic
sources, often in a way where focus could be optimized.

However, depending on what and how you sell - less can actually yield MORE.

This is where Gated Online Networks can co exist with constructive lead gen and
conversions.

Happy Weekend & Thanks for your feedback.
Cool User Name BTW- Many people need to put that into focus these days.

Thanks, created the user name to remind me every time that I log in that I need to stay focused and on point. Based on my results, I probably need to log in a lot more.

That video was an experience, had never heard that before. Always something new to learn from this forum.

As for food kryptonite, curry is up there, along with tikka masala and anything with bacon. Thanks for the eye opening posts !!

 

[cyberjunkie]

Thanks, created the user name to remind me every time that I log in that I need to stay focused and on point. Based on my results, I probably need to log in a lot more.

That video was an experience, had never heard that before. Always something new to learn from this forum.

As for food kryptonite, curry is up there, along with tikka masala and anything with bacon. Thanks for the eye opening posts !!

You are welcome.
Thanks for reading. Enjoy your bacon.