crackarama
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- Aug 14, 2013
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if anyone is using this method with twists etc in the UK then please pm me. Il sign up under you etc
it's certainly not for everyone. If you're clever, it's really hard to beat the roi that methods like this produce.
How many emails are you sending per day?
Exactly! Take the concept, don't copy/paste it. With a solid delayed autoresponder all you need is a little imagination to bank hard. Perhaps the next method posted will include an example of how to think of a twist, and how to apply it along with a guide to building a quick landing page. I'm not sure how far i should go with detail but it never really hurts.
Guess that $500+ per day didn't pan out.should yield me a profit of roughly $590-$785 a day. I also plan to invest in a voip service with sms capabilities as mobile contact will skyrocket my conversion rate. I'll post back tomorrow with Day 1 results.
Do you live in America? because I live in Ireland and I can't post any ads on CL. It keeps asking me for an American phone number. I searched a lot for a solution to this problem, but I couldn't find any.Alright so I took a break from this method and IMing in general due to the passing of my father. Now that I'm back to a relatively stable mindset I plan to go full in with this method. I have chosen seven cities to post in and will be posting six listings for each city (42 post a day). Judging from my previous success this should yield me 420-560 emails a day, which, with an 5% percent conversion rate, (which is actually lower than my conversion rate when I was responding extremely late to email inquiries) should yield me a profit of roughly $590-$785 a day. I also plan to invest in a voip service with sms capabilities as mobile contact will skyrocket my conversion rate. Google voice is too obvious and using my real number would be idiotic for obvious reasons. I'll post back tomorrow with Day 1 results.
The issue isnt about ethics or Karma. Some of us gladly will build a review site and promote a product we do not own nor have even tried, some would argue that is unethical too. Others try to rank sites that really may not deserve ranking, fooling the public into thinking we have "authoritative" sites, some would argue that is unethical. This is Blackhat world, not white panty world.
The issue is this is probably flat out fraud, which is not just unethical, but illegal in most countries. Actively posing as a seller and having a potential customer pay for something in order to have access to something you dont own or intend to sell might get you fined and in extreme cases, thrown into jail.
If you are in a country that actually cares about this kind of thing, I would think twice about this method. All it takes is one pissed of person to report you because they are mad that they spent $20 for nothing you could find yourself in a load of trouble.
From what I am reading some people are making a few bucks here and there, this is not life altering money where you can do this for a month and quit and live for a year or reinvest in a legitimate business. I would not risk 5 years in jail or tens of thousands of dollars in fines for peanuts.
The ethical argument is moot, as I said many of us walk the line in some way or another but when it comes to downright illegal, you should take that extra second to think if a couple hundred (or even thousand) dollars are worth the risk.