On Saturday 21 July 2007, Steve Wardrip wrote:
> My inbox is suddenly flooded with e-mail spam for www.wealthtekk.
> Has anyone heard of this one?
If it's spam, avoid them. Spammers have no conscience. I was just
reading an article about one who claims to have stopped (was convicted,
too) and he openly talks about how he targeted gambling addicts with
ads for online gaming sites.
Sure it makes money and it doesn't hurt anyone you ever meet, but do you
really want to make money off other people's pain.
> They boast that they want to help 1 Million people make $3500 a
> month. They claim for your one-time $59 fee that it is a 2X2 Matrix
> and that they build the business for you... no sales... no
> recruiting..
> When you "Google" it, it's all good. Ha!
> I'll bet!
I'll save you some on that fee. Instead of $59, send me $30 and I'll
tell you how to make a lot of money.
Many people here have said the binary plans, which would fit that 2x2
matrix, are the worst in earning potential.
Hal
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