Copyright 2006 New World Opportunities Inc.Good day to all of you.Mike La Penna here and you could say
I have learned it all the hard way.
Though I rarely make the same mistake twice ,I usually have
to undergo the school of hard knocks when it comes to
internet education for dummies.In my search for generating
more traffic to my sites, I have discovered some
consistencies that the sharp eye needs to look out for in
the category of buyer beware.
It is a sad but stark reality, that as much as the night
brings out a criminal element,the black void of cyberspace
oozes abundantly with hucksters lurking in the shadows that
have only one intent;to capitalize on both the ease with
which they can do virtual transactions and cash in on one's
technological naivete.
Believe me when I tell you I know and it is not always a
case of wanting to believe absurd claims or not
understanding the realism of whether this technology being
offered is viable or not.It is often a sheer matter of
having no way of knowing beforehand!
So with that being said-I 'd like to impart these foolhardy
five for your strong consideration:
* If they do not provide a phone number,email address and
hard physical address -stay away,you want to be able to
interview them first in evaluating if your needs will be
met.
*Stay far away,in fact RUN if you see claims of the likes
of "50,000 visitors for $39".Without fail,you will most
likely receive NONE.
*Always ask for "targeted traffic" and scrutinize the
service rep on how they will provide it.There is
non-targeted traffic that a huge % of these services will
bring in which will do you no good and there is ghost
traffic which is what it sounds like.You'll see your stats
counter spike up but there will be no mustard in that
sandwich.Bet on it.
*When possible-if leary-order via Clickbank as they will
grant you the best buyer protection of any online merchant
service.They will reverse the charges on the spot within 60
days-no questions asked-if you feel you've been dealt a
wrong.Plus,their phone number will accompany every single
transaction they do on every single credit card statement.
Yes,you want to put stock in that as many cyber merchants
DO NOT.
*This ties into the previous one.Avoid a service that will
collect your money upfront while claiming it will be in
excess of 60 days before they can deliver the said results.
It can be done much quicker and it is a warning sign as
they full well know that you would have no recourse in
being refunded due to the time elapsed.
It has been a pleasure writing this and I trust that it
will assist many who read it.
Yours Truly,
Mike La Penna
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Online/Offline marketer with a strong background in a
handful of the top home-based income opportunities
available today.I love assisting others and for that
reason,I am excited about some of the more
effective,passive platforms newly available as it enables
almost anyone with the will,but without the know-how, to
succeed.
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