Stop Falling for Those Get-Rich Quick Schemes – Try Something New

YOU’VE SEEN IT ALL!

Whether it’s eBay reselling, Google Adwords, affiliate programs, cd rom reselling, ebook rewriting or whatever, you’ve probably seen or bought it. I guess I’m completely gullible because I’ve fallen in love with almost all of them. This month I finally sat down and decided to take a realistic look at all the crap out there promising to make you rich.

If there’s even the slightest chance that you can make money on something, someone will write an e-book and claim that you can do a lot at home with your underwear.

What I found is that every program I bought, from the $9.95 e-book to the $350 binder, was mostly recycled filler material. There is literally nothing that 99% of the e-books on the internet can teach you that you don’t know or can’t learn for free.

There is an e-book on the internet that is selling quite well by a man who claims to make millions every year online. For $97 it will show you exactly how to do it. No BS Interested? I also. I bought it. Another good chunk of money down the drain.

Well, at least you can benefit from my mistake and hear what I learned from this fake “millionaire”. Here’s a direct excerpt from his ebook on how to make big money selling your own informational product: “Look at the top 10 selling products… These things sell. So don’t reinvent the wheel. Make a similar site, make it look better , sounds better and has a lower price”. NOW LISTEN TO THIS PART: “I always make a great website that sells. And you can give people hope in so many ways with so many different products, but I find it’s more effective with informational products because you can somehow get away with promising practically the world.” , and then poor delivery. You’re basically telling people what they want to hear.”

Here’s someone selling e-books and other digital products online who admits they promise the world and then fall short as standard practice. Oh, did I mention that he also wants you to resell his worthless ebook as an affiliate?

Is there no hope of making a decent profit on the Internet? It seemed that way to me, especially after reading so much expensive rubbish. But I found something that really gave me a sense of hope again. A couple of months ago I came across something called e-currency trading and investing. ‘Oh great, another stinky scam,’ I thought. But the more I read, the more I began to regain hope that there really was a great way to make an income online. I found forums where real people were doing this like it was nothing new. I found a training company with a real phone number, called them and got a real person on the phone! This was different.

So I launched. I bought your (quite expensive) course at dxprofessional.com and did it. I invested what was left in a stock market account that had gone south – about $2,000 in the system. You can actually start with as little as $50-$100, but I wanted a head start. The business involves joining a network of people who convert one type of Internet-based currency to another form for a fee. Apparently internet-based currencies like E-Gold have become hugely popular internationally.

Every day I managed my E-Currency portfolio as I had been taught and every day it grew. About two months later, my portfolio now stands at just over $10,000.00. This growth is just a snowball and it will get worse every month! I didn’t bet my money because it’s not about stocks or commodities or any other investment in securities. So your wallet NEVER GO DOWN!! It just goes up at different rates!

I had finally made some money on the internet. And the best part was that I didn’t have to sell anything or place a single ad or even compete with anyone else. Many people hear about this market and call it a scam because it sounds too good to be true. I don’t blame them, but I really don’t care what they think because I’m finally profitable.

The conclusion? Do yourself a favor and stop falling for all those boring e-books. Get involved in a REAL business and stop trying to get rich overnight.

Whatever you do, I wish you the best of success because either way, I’m ready.

-Jonathan Cook