After paying $79.95 for my initial enrollment into the program the website assured me that I would be given the names of thousands and thousands of companies in need of people to simply type short advertisements for them. I thought this sounds great. I can do this in my free time and make extra money. A normal advertisement would include the company's website address along with my username which would give me commission for each sale, the product being sold and a short description that would make people want to click on that ad. The whole process takes less than one minute.
One thing you may not realize initially is these short advertisements cost money. Guess who pays this money? You do. Yes, you. The person who just spent $79.95 for enrolled in this scam now has to pay even more money. Every time these advertisements are clicked on the person who created them is charged money. The whole world of pay per click advertising can be an expensive one if you don't have extra money to play with during the learning process. Believe me it is a long process that I have since given up on. Keywords are bid on and popular ones cost you a pretty penny. Imagine if your advertisement is displayed 1,000 times per day and 100 of those 1,000 people decide to click on it. The price goes up and up quickly.
After trying this for a couple weeks, I spent a few hundred dollars on my credit card and discovered the site that gave me all the company names that needed people to type advertisements was simply giving me access to Clickbank which is a free site that anybody can enroll in. The truth is if something is too good to be true then it probably is. The next time you see an opportunity to make thousands of dollars a month with no effort, remember my story and run the other way.
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