The secret to internet millions isn't a secret at all

[richfromadsense]

As a person that loves to make money i'm always fascinated by success stories. After reading numerous auto biographies of success stories one thing has become evident to me. Success comes from building a demand rather real or intangible. Internet marketers can look to Wallstreet for the tried and true blue print for success. Stock, bonds, derivitives, etc. don't have any real value besides the value that the market dictates. Creating a demand is an art that some learn to master and find themselves making money hand over fist. Others never grasp this concept and find themselves at the bottom of the food chain in our "capitalistic society". No one is ever gonna tell you a secret that made them rich but they shouldn't have to because if you think about it you will figure it out for yourself. In closing I will ask you a question, in light of all the ponzi scheme convictions we have been seeing do you think bank of america could pay every account holder if they all wanted their money today? Thats pretty much what happened to AIG and they didn't get convicted they got a $6billion dollar loan.

 

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[domaindirectory]

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[Runum]

Welcome to the fastlane. Your post was altered because it was reported as spam. It would be considered to be courteous if you would first introduce yourself, not your biz. Tell us about yourself and where you are going. After you have 50 solid posts (not short "I agree" posts) here you will be allowed to put your link back up. Good luck.

 

[Jonleehacker]

Runum, this is a classic spam technique. The OP was just a ruse to open the thread. Notice that the post is basically just gibberish and doesn't really make any sense.

Then #2 comes along and leaves a reply with a link in it. The hope is that the OP has received other replies and the comment with the link will slip past moderation.

It would be safe to delete all the OP's posts... you'll find they are all similar crap and I'd bet they will all get spam replies in the next few days if you leave them up.

 

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[Runum]

Thanks Jonlee. I really didn't read the OP but your observations make sense.

 

[LightHouse]

Jon hits the nail on the head. Thanks for all your hard work greg!

 

[Nicola]

Just becasue I am curious like that I decided to google a little.

The OP has posted this exact message on three forums - with the same username on each. We are lucky on one of the other forums he has posted this twice.

Now maybe he is new to business and trying to start something. But I don't think so - this post is just the snippet of an article, no substance, no point or real reply.

Looks like a duck, do i hear quacking??

 

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[Tristan Perry]

I'd say the OP is a spammer too.

Look at his 'blog' post:

https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/blogs/richfromadsense/94-how-big-do-corporations-want-get.html

It's just a way of getting a dofollow backlink.

 

[Nicola]

And oh look - the comment to that blog post is by domaindirectory.

I hear quacking!

 

[Runum]

You guys are a hoot. Thanks for doing the leg work. He's outahere.

 

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[Russ H]

Buh-bye . . . :seeya:

-Russ H.

Runum, I'ma gonna polish off my sheriff badge and ban richfromadsense, since they seem to work in a team.

Whups-- I seemed to have jumped the gun here: richfromadsenses's other posts appear to be original.

richfromadsense-- you're in our gun sights . . . :frocket:

No more posting the same stuff to a bunch of forums, K? Keep it fresh here if you want to stay around.