Hey is this legit...http://www.jamesgotcash.com/

jujubee3422

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I am trying to spread my money around and I wanted to know if this guy.... is just selling snake oil.. which I suspect....

http://anonymizeit.com/?http://www.jamesgotcash.com

 

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jujubee3422

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It seems its just adsense.....

 

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Marcus_Finch

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jujubee3422 said:

It seems its just adsense.....

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That's how it looks to me too. If it's legit, he was just really successful, if not... well... he's looking to get that way.

 

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bluerickshaw

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its the new 'review style' landers for the usual google money making cpa offers. Its all the rage in the PPC forums, its just made to look legit, total faker.

 

jujubee3422

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nevermind.. i heard its BS

 

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ruler0fall

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Remove 2 or 3 zero's and it should be accurate.

 

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professional20

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Save your money and paypa! it over to me. Atleast you'll have a real chance of getting something in return.

 

oni3350

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this guy is way too over the top, hes hustling too much...

He prolly is making some cash.... but not as much as he says......

Shit dont really add up anyway.

Look over his sales page and you will see. Inconsistent figures....

 

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Tourmaline

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As bluerickshaw says, this is a popular, and increasingly common, landing page style for a CPA offer. There are tons of them around. Similar to the weight loss flogs (fake blogs). They're just reeling you in to a CPA offer.

 

jujubee3422

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professional20 said:

Save your money and paypa! it over to me. Atleast you'll have a real chance of getting something in return.

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lol hey i didnt buy it.. and I wasnt going to.. I was just throwing it out there.. because I am trying to spread my money around and invest in some other projects.... lol

 

jujubee3422

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I asked the same question about postcard profits.. and people have told me that is preety legit....

 

oxonbeef

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Just did a quick WHOIS on the domain registrant looks like he's punting
everything from stretchmark removal cream to teeth whitener and his name
ain't James either. Can't wait for the youtube jamesgotjacked.com 18 year
old driving round south beach with those pretty cars.

 

oni3350

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You still dont know if the name you found on whois is his real name either..... I faked all my info on my domain registrar for that exact reason.

 

mystery

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This is just an amateur kid who will feel sorry for posting such false info and fake claims, in future! $100k a month from this?! 'common!

This is a new trend that many are jumping into nowadays.. it involves this google money system cpa offer. I don't know what the big deal is with it anyway. Maybe it entices more people.

The testimonials are for the same people everywhere. Same fake testimonials!

It is as though this kid and others who promote the google money system, use the same website template that comes with the fake testimonials... LOL! P.S. Fake comments as well.