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Friday, February 27, 2009
Beware of Auto-surf
When we are looking for money making opportunities on the Internet, we must be very very careful. Scammers are developing new tactics to beat the curiosity of even the most careful on line investors. They prey on the desperate efforts of many opportunity seekers to find a strategy that can enable them beat the effects of this hard time. Many have fallen into traps set by these faceless scammers and while the scammers smile to their banks, their victims count their losses.
This is happening on daily basis and there seem to be no sign that it will end anytime soon. You must have come across many websites that promote a unique program called autosurf. They advertise their programs everywhere and invest $1000s on advertisements in various ways to attract prospects. Any visitor to these websites will be impressed, not only with their beauty but with their business plans as well. One thing is common among these websites. They all claim to run paid advertisement/investment services and promised to return your money in full after 16, 13 or even 10 days with additional 40% profit or thereabout.
How does it work? The rule is very simple. You purchase an ad pack costing a certain amount say, $10. The maximum spend at a time is mostly fixed at $10000. Featured ads are charged differently (about $25 a week). To make money, you must view a specific number of advertisers websites to earn a given percentage profit on your deposit. At the end of the stated period (10, 13 or 16 days as the case may be), your purchased ad packs expires and your deposit returned with the total profit.
One might be a bit skeptical initially because of the program's resemblance with HYIPs. It looks too good to be true. But when you carefully study the entire settings of the program, you may find it somewhat reasonable. It is in view of this that many people have innocently decided to make a minimal spend to test the program and its claims. It is when your ad packs expire and you are then qualified to withdraw your rebates in full that you will get the real picutre of the whole thing. You may be surprised that when you return the following day to do that, you money making website cannot be found anywhere on the Internet. It would have disappeared completely. Many have been scammed this way.
Conclusion
I have just written this to warn all the opportunity seekers to be careful of the auto surf websites that spring up nowadays claiming to pay their members for placing ads on them. Most of them are scams. They are out to rip you off. The disappearance of some of them, such as Maxivolo is a pointer to this fact. Who knows how many people that have invested hundreds and thousands of dollars on these websites hoping to get something out of it only to realize at the end that they have thrown their hard earned money into the hands of ruthless fraudsters.
As of the time of writing this article, many of these auto-surf websites are still being advertised by some people as a credible and fantastic money making program. I know these guys are not tired of developing new systems and strategies so that they will be able to scam more people. Please, don't go near them again. Give yourself a break.
This is happening on daily basis and there seem to be no sign that it will end anytime soon. You must have come across many websites that promote a unique program called autosurf. They advertise their programs everywhere and invest $1000s on advertisements in various ways to attract prospects. Any visitor to these websites will be impressed, not only with their beauty but with their business plans as well. One thing is common among these websites. They all claim to run paid advertisement/investment services and promised to return your money in full after 16, 13 or even 10 days with additional 40% profit or thereabout.
How does it work? The rule is very simple. You purchase an ad pack costing a certain amount say, $10. The maximum spend at a time is mostly fixed at $10000. Featured ads are charged differently (about $25 a week). To make money, you must view a specific number of advertisers websites to earn a given percentage profit on your deposit. At the end of the stated period (10, 13 or 16 days as the case may be), your purchased ad packs expires and your deposit returned with the total profit.
One might be a bit skeptical initially because of the program's resemblance with HYIPs. It looks too good to be true. But when you carefully study the entire settings of the program, you may find it somewhat reasonable. It is in view of this that many people have innocently decided to make a minimal spend to test the program and its claims. It is when your ad packs expire and you are then qualified to withdraw your rebates in full that you will get the real picutre of the whole thing. You may be surprised that when you return the following day to do that, you money making website cannot be found anywhere on the Internet. It would have disappeared completely. Many have been scammed this way.
Conclusion
I have just written this to warn all the opportunity seekers to be careful of the auto surf websites that spring up nowadays claiming to pay their members for placing ads on them. Most of them are scams. They are out to rip you off. The disappearance of some of them, such as Maxivolo is a pointer to this fact. Who knows how many people that have invested hundreds and thousands of dollars on these websites hoping to get something out of it only to realize at the end that they have thrown their hard earned money into the hands of ruthless fraudsters.
As of the time of writing this article, many of these auto-surf websites are still being advertised by some people as a credible and fantastic money making program. I know these guys are not tired of developing new systems and strategies so that they will be able to scam more people. Please, don't go near them again. Give yourself a break.
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SFI, the Strong Future International is a division of Carson Services Inc., with headquarters in Lincoln , Nebraska in the United States . It was founded in 1985 by the marketing genius Gery Carson. Gery is famous for his business acumen and outstanding achievements. He was selected to the 1992 Outstanding Young Men of America list and 1997's Who's Who in the Media and Communications. SFI has been Gery's greatest achievement. As its name implies, the main objective of SFI is to offer the opportunity for members to secure a strong future for themselves with clear proven techniques. One can understand from this viewpoint that the SFI is not a get-rich-quick program. Neither is it a scam. It does not promise anything more than you can visibly achieve through its various money making strategies smartly designed and clearly explained.
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The monthly purchase could be anything from the list of products and services offered by SFI and one can set up an automatic subscription. This qualifies the member for a share of the pool of profit generated in each month. In January 2009, the entire structure of the SFI was reorganised to make it more attractive to new prospects and to retain the current members. This reorganisation led to the birth of Triple Clicks (TC) and Maxmall. Triple Clicks is a conglomerate of stores put together to bring all the products and services of SFI into one place. This mega store contains over 6000 products that enable members and shoppers alike have a large selection of goods and services to choose from. The most interesting thing in the Triple Clicks is the Private Seller Program which allows members to sell their unwanted stuffs alongside other TC's products. This is very similar to the popular EBay listing and it has contributed to the rapid growth of the system. Another improvement made to SFI is the Maximum Income Plan (MIP). This system was introduced to serve as a powerful incentive to stimulate members into action. One of the most exciting features of MIP is the opportunity provided for affiliates to earn from the program even before they acquire the EA status. Not only that, Executive affiliates can now share from the pool of all the profits generated by the entire system even including those of their upline. In conclusion, we can now see that the recent restructuring of SFI, the system is set to grow more rapidly than ever thought. With the introduction of Triple Clicks, Maxmall and Maximum Income Plan, SFI has succeeded in putting its affiliates in a win-win situation and that is exactly what prospects look for in any affiliate program.
One negative aspect of the whole system however is the strict condition attached to being an Executive Affiliate. If you upgrade to the EA position, you must keep spending every month to maintain that position. Even if you attain a higher position in the company's leader board, the moment you fail to keep up your monthly spending, you will be demoted to an ordinary affiliate and you will start all over again. For more information,
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