$1500 in 3 days, I'm having a heart attack

Go on then Goob3r

hxxp://w3.startyourserver.c0m/affi ilites.html

Thanx pls ->
 
Go on then Goob3r

hxxp://w3.startyourserver.c0m/affi ilites.html

Thanx pls ->

no its not worth thanks. If you read the thread you would see that its already revealed. And as you can see original poster was trying to hide the source and you are just not helping.
 
it seems this is legit, just received an email from them where they ask my preferred payment method.

Once again, I'm sorry for my mistake on the OP, will any moderator on this forum please take the image offline, please?
 
so when are you making an ebook about this? lol

if this is profitable why should I make an ebook about it and saturate my method within 2 weeks?

instead of using it on my own for a greater period of time...
 
Well, I have a good affiliate hosting company, but how do you get the sales? I think thats the most important part about this screenshot.
 
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Startyourserver.com is known to rip people off ;)
 
For the last time, will someone take the picture offline, I'm not even asking for editing the posts mentioned my source.


Just take the screenshoot offline of this forum, please!!!
 
For the last time, will someone take the picture offline, I'm not even asking for editing the posts mentioned my source.


Just take the screenshoot offline of this forum, please!!!

Yeah companies these days can find any reason not to pay you. If they see that screenshot on this forum, im sure they think you doing blackhat sales.
 
Startyourserver.com is known to rip people off ;)

Image removed, thank you pofecker.

HaRRo, I'm aware of those reports, but even if ultimately they're true, I thought it to be a good and fast way to implement a method.

My point wasn't really to see if I got paid, it was to see if I can get the signups and how many in a specific time frame, and that part of the experience was successful, even if I'm ripped over by them.

Anyway, I suspended my promotion of them until payment is confirmed real or fake.
 
Of course, if the "eyes" are watching here, they may pay you. Phrasion, you have created a real stir here. From a business standpoint, it would behoove them to pay you and to get dozens of other affiliates who will sign up and may refer 3 to 5 people. They won't pay out until 10 referrals!

That is how a lot of other businesses (including some of mine) work. You speak to the "greed" in people. 80% of the people will NEVER do a thing with it and another 15% will do enough just to get the company paid. Only 5% (or less) of the people who ever get the information will ever get paid because they won't quit.

And, even the people looking at my post will say, "You sure are right, CoreOne", and go right back to their normal, uneventful lives!
 
Of course, if the "eyes" are watching here, they may pay you. Phrasion, you have created a real stir here. From a business standpoint, it would behoove them to pay you and to get dozens of other affiliates who will sign up and may refer 3 to 5 people. They won't pay out until 10 referrals!

That is how a lot of other businesses (including some of mine) work. You speak to the "greed" in people. 80% of the people will NEVER do a thing with it and another 15% will do enough just to get the company paid. Only 5% (or less) of the people who ever get the information will ever get paid because they won't quit.

And, even the people looking at my post will say, "You sure are right, CoreOne", and go right back to their normal, uneventful lives!

You sure are right CoreOne. Thanks for the tip :D.
 
Even if you get paid this has the making of a nice ponzi scheme. Payoff the first few affiliates get some rep., get some buzz going, build signups and then bounce.

They're also reading this thread, whois was hidden earlier. Now it's not.

Their mailing address points to USA2ME which is a US mail forwarding service in Texas. This reeks of a big time scam. Whois shows a suite number which is a box number.

Let's see what they switch up now.
 
Thats not a bad profession. You can make a live online crystal ball reading service. Where people can logon and you show them an animated gif of a glowing ball and type in their future.
 
Even if you get paid this has the making of a nice ponzi scheme. Payoff the first few affiliates get some rep., get some buzz going, build signups and then bounce.

They're also reading this thread, whois was hidden earlier. Now it's not.

Their mailing address points to USA2ME which is a US mail forwarding service in Texas. This reeks of a big time scam. Whois shows a suite number which is a box number.

Let's see what they switch up now.


Well, I am gonna take the plunge and find out first-hand. I am tired of waiting. That way, if they do pay, I WILL be the the one getting paid tomorrow as well. ;)
 
They mailed me saying bla bla bla 100 signups = $10K stuff. I guess they are scammers and no hosting site will pay you after compliting 10 sales. Normally hostings will hold it for 60-120 days to verify the genuinity of each sale.

Let us informed, goodluck!
 
for those of you that want to waste your time promoting this aff program it's a piece of cake, cus they offer those 1cent coupons. Just hit up some forums where people look for hosting and send them your affiliate link with the 1cent coupon... it's an utter waste of time
 
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