Did you realize that Musicmasterpro is a total SCAM?

Like many of you, I found the video of that skinny kid shredding Pachelbel’s Canon on youtube, and saw that he claims to have learned to play using musicmasterpro. I have been playing guitar for 10 years and still, I was impressed…so I checked it out. It’s a total scam – people join their affiliate program (search musicmasterpro and affiliates) and make $22 on every sucker they can swindle. Disregard all the good reviews you’ve seen because they were all bought.

Here’s an excerpt from www.musicmasterpro.com/ iaffiliates.html:

A couple power strategies we use to make thousands:

Post in blogs, write reviews and articles and post to ezines:

1) A great idea to get people excited about purchasing my program from you, is to write a review explaining how great my product is. Make sure to include your affiliate hoplink at the bottom, and then post it to review sites like GoArticles.com & EzineArticles.com.

There are more tips, but you get the point.

Is There Any Legit Online Investment Program?

Is there Any online Legit Investment Program,Where one can Earn About $10-$20/month without Taking Much Risk and a program which Any layman can Understand After Little Work on it.All Affiliates,plz dont Answer to promote your own program,i m not joining without 100% guarantee that its legit and result giving.i will google it 2 see its review,so only honest answers from people who Actually are earning from such programs.

Is Affiliate Junction a scam?

I recently joined this program and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with AJ and whether it was positive or negative for you. The reviews I read online were mixed, but earlier this month the program underwent a complete overhaul. I’m thinking the problems people were experincing with AJ before were due to the fact that AJ isn’t even a year old and they still had some bugs to work out. (I don’t think they were expecting it to get so huge so fast!). Let me know what you think. BTW, my AJ website is www.abundant-wealth.biz if you want to check it out. Cheers!

Can anyone give me honest feedback on the P90x program?

Hello, All

Well, a little background first. I’m 44, and currently working on losing weight and getting in shape. In fact I’ve lost about 55 pounds since last November (but probably have another 40 to go)! The loss has slowed recently, though, partly because my family is down to one car, which is keeping me away from the gym. I’m currently using an old bowflex in the garage, gives me a decent muscle workout, but have not been doing much cardio (other than chasing my 3 kids around).

Now the question. A friend from work recommended I look at the P90x program, he said he knew some people who had some success with it. I tried to do some research online, but you know how it is. All the so-called “review” sites are actually affiliates–they tell you how wonderful a product is and then try to sell it to you.

So I’m asking here. Does anyone use the P90x program? What do you like/dislike about it? What have your results been? Do you recommend the program? Any other helpful tips?

I appreciate any info that you can pass along. Thanks a ton!

Peace.

How do you find clickbanks payment system – do you ever get paid?

I made a sale recently as an affiliate of the ‘clickbank’ system, which for the uninitiated is a site which promotes digital only products (eBooks etc). An affiliate is someone who promotes the goods of others and gets a commission for each sale.

After noticing the sale, I queried clickbanks payment method which i never really looked into when i signed up as I am sure many don’t!

Anyway, this was the reply I received from clickbank.com

“Thank you for your inquiry. You have not been issued a check because your
account has not yet met our “Customer Distribution Requirement”, which states
your account must reflect sales made with 5 or more different credit card
numbers, including at least one Visa card, and one MasterCard in order to be
eligible to receive a check. PayPal and e-check purchases do not count toward
the minimum.

This requirement is in place to help prevent affiliates from abusing the
ClickBank Affiliate Program by using their accounts for the sole purpose of
collecting rebates and/or discounts on their own ClickBank purchases.

Please note that once you have met the Customer Distribution Requirement, the
full balance from your account will be paid on the next check issuing date.
Also, please keep in mind that you only need to meet the Customer Distribution
Requirement one time per account (not per check).

You may review our accounting policies by following the link below:

clickbank.com/accounting.html”

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This reply really shocked me. If I am understanding this correctly, if everyone I sell to chooses to pay by American Express, or any other of the many alternatives to Visa, Mastercard, or they pay via paypal and echeck etc, then I don’t get paid……….ever..Is this correct??

They say they do this to prevent affiliate fraud but why do they need to go to such extremes to prevent affiliate fraud? If the affiliate buys items and keeps them..so what the company made a sale right? But if the affiliate sells, then requests a refund…then yes that is sneaky BUT only if the affiliate got to keep the sales commission after the refund was made, which with clickbank they don’t! The affiliate has the refund deducted from their account…at least this is my understanding.

So why then all these weird ‘exclusions’ as to why you can’t be paid, or paid regularly.

So my question to you as an affiliate for clickbank, is do you ever get paid?
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