Cody Moya

Cody Moya
This is from Cody Moya's site pushing his "Resale Rights
Pack"

Date: Sunday, Apr 20 2008 From: Cody Moya "I do not want to
write long letter to describe products. This is too big to
list all of the details here. In short this is Giant
Package of 200 Master Resell Rights Products."

He then goes on to list just what the package contains.
Because the list is so long I am only going to list a few
that I know about.

The Classified List The Forum Lists

Just how many people are going to be working off of these
lists?

The trouble when you "buy" a list is that there will be a
huge number of people buying the same list and before too
long the market will be flooded with the other people who
have paid for the same list that you were sold.

Buying Property with Little or No Money Down

Right! Some one should explain to Cody just what has
happened to the real estate market in the last couple of
years is in large a result of Buying property with little
or no money down .

Fast Selling Products

Once again just how many people are going to be selling
these "Fast Selling Products"? At some time the point will
be reached where everyone will be selling them and there
will not be anyone left to buy them.

How to be a Mystery Shopper How to Get Paid to Shop

I`ve tried this and let me just say this, you will find
that the money you make from these programs will not even
cover the the cost of the products you buy let alone the
money you will spend for gas getting to the stores.

What! You thought this would be shopping over the internet?

Guess again. You have to go out into the real world to do
the shopping.

Here`s three reviews from prople who have spent Their money
on Cody Moyas programs.

Don from Nashville, TN USA. "I am trying to learn internet
marketing and have tried numerous programs. I purchased the
Classic Gold Movies program from Cody Moya, which is a
membership that costs $29.95 per month.

After I made my purchase, I had to leave the page I was
sent to. I have not been able to return to that page, have
not received any information from XODO,Inc. on how to log
into my account. I have emailed, filled out complaints via
the customer service page he provides, even called and left
a message on the phone line I have gotten from paypal.

Nothing.

I have received no benefit from the program at all and
cannot get any help from anyone. My paypal account is
continuing to be debited the $29.95 fee every month.

I feel like I've been swindled and have tried several times
to contact anyone associated with this person. I can't even
find anything related to the Classic Gold Movies anywhere.

Is this just a scam?

Well, I don't know what else to call it. Maybe it is not,
but when I can't get any help and my money is being
siphoned off, that's how I feel."

"Gizmo" from Planet Earth. "I signed up for Cody Moya's
free 200 products, and was hopping to get some good items
to resell on my site, so I waited for the username and
password he says he will send you. When I did get the
username and password, to my surprise, it did not work and
he never emails me back.

However, he does like to send many emails to me and when I
tried to unsubscribe it didn't work. I still get many
emails and no software, so for me it is a bad experience
with Cody Moya. I hope others have better luck than me."

Anonymous from Los Angeles, CA USA. "Cody Moya is a big
time spammer. ZendURL closed down and, somehow, Cody Moya
got hold of the ZendURL subscribers list and he incessantly
spams any email address available to him.

I support anyone who legitimately profits from their
internet business, but Cody Moya is a scammer, and once he
has your email address, you can forget trying to get him to
stop SPAMMING you."

After reading these reviews and seeing just some of the
things that Cody Moyo offers in his " Resell Rights Pack" I
hope you have enough sense to look elsewhere for a way to
make money.

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Demystifying Internet Marketing: You Can Earn Money Online

Demystifying Internet Marketing: You Can Earn Money Online
Millions of people get online everyday in hopes of being
able to make money online and some of them simply don't
care how they make money as long as they make money. While
they're surfing, they come across some websites that give
them some information on how to make money and they think
that because the sales letter they just read says they need
to spend lots of money and reinvent the wheel to makes lots
of cash, they try it and end up losing tons of money in the
process and never wanting to try to make money online ever
again. It's a vicious cycle.

But it simply doesn't have to be this way.

Internet marketing is not a mystery, but if you have no
idea how to do it, let me give you three tips that will be
priceless to you and allow you to start making money
quickly and easily. Ready? Here we go...

Tip #1 - Find out what people want to buy! No, really. Find
out what people want to buy. How? Go to amazon.com and see
what's selling on their bestsellers page for each category.
Go to eBay and see what the hot items are on The Pulse. Go
to any of your favorite shopping sites and see what's on
special or what they're bestsellers are and you'll have an
idea of what people want to buy.

Tip #2 - Find a way to give people what they want to buy!
"But I don't know how to do that", you may say. Here's one
simple, quick way to find a supplier: Go to www.google.com
and do a search for "(name of item) supplier" or "(name of
item) wholesaler". Be sure to put the search phrase in
quotes to get the best results. Once you have found some
suppliers and wholesalers...

Tip #3 - Sell what the people want! Now that you have a
supply of what people want to buy, sell it to them! Setup
an eBay store or run auctions on eBay and sell it to them.
Sell it to them on Amazon. Setup a free store at
www.blujay.com or www.ecrater.com and sell it to them!
Sell, sell, sell! Once you start selling to them, you will
more ideas of what they want to buy and then you do it all
over again!

Internet marketing is no mystery so don't let it be one to
you. Find what people want to buy, get it for them, then
sell it to them. The more you start doing this, the better
you will become and internet marketing will become clearer.
Let the air of mystery dissolve into cash in your pocket!

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Gifting: A home based business or an illegal scam?

Gifting: A home based business or an illegal scam?
I'm sure you've seen plenty of cash gifting programs and
wondered to yourself if there was money to be made with
such schemes and more importantly if gifting was legal. In
this article I will reveal the truth of cash gifting from
legality to profit potential.

The first point to address for those of you who are new to
this concept of cash gifting is exactly what the definition
and meaning of cash gifting.

Here's the scenario of most cash gifting programs: The
prospect sees an ad or hyped up website with photos or
video of big piles of cash. This is a physiological tactic
to make you hungry for the money you see them counting out.
Just because a person is opening envelopes with a lot of
money, doesn't mean that it's really from the cash gifting
program. A person can get a loan or use their money to make
such a video. When it comes to getting in your pocket some
people will do anything.

Next your inviter or the website itself will get you on a
hyped up conference call where everybody talks about what
big money they're making and how easy this is! It's funny
but the conference call conductor also talks about the
importance of giving. Not one person involved with gifting
programs cares about giving; it's really about greed and
receiving. This conference call is just another
psychological hook.

Before you're sucked into a cash gifting scheme consider
the fact that gifting is illegal! There have been people
who are forced to pay back the money to those who sent it
to them, and people have gone to jail for participating in
a gifting activity.

The gifting tax law was not designed for people to pass
money around. It's for this reason that gifting programs
restrict the promotion tactics of their
members/participants. If you are audited by the government
believe me you will be penalized or jailed.

The next question is if gifting has profit potential. There
are a few people to profit from cash gifting. There are
however many negative points to consider. The first
downside is convincing people that gifting is legal, the
second downside is that you are restricted when it comes to
how and where you promote and the third downside is the
fact that you may very well be forced to pay back monies
received, pay fines and possibly go to jail. Is the
activity of cash gifting really worth the risks involved?
I'll leave that decision up to you.

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How to Make Prospects Stalk Your Sales Letters Without Fail

How to Make Prospects Stalk Your Sales Letters Without Fail
Stop making your sales letters look like ad!

Yes, many of times we simply look over the fact that people
don't like to read ads—unless you're a rabid marketer
who loves to study how other business owners or
entrepreneurs market their products or services.

Time after time, if you look over the Internet there are
too many sales letters that just shout: "I'm an ad!" And
yet they wonder why their responses are so low and day
after day, their profitability seem to go down without fail.

You see, stop making your sales letters look like ad. I say
we change. It's time us smart marketers change our ways so
prospects get stopped in their tracks whenever they arrive
at any one of our sales letters!

But how would you do this?

There are many ways, and if you would put a little bit of
child like creativity you'll find almost everything you
need in your brains.

People come online to read articles, they've come online to
find as much information as they can about something they
want. And therefore when they come online, a resource of
knowledge would be valuable and appealing to them.

So for example, since people come online to read
articles—what can you do to improve your readership
and influence your prospects' mindset to assume you deliver
value in your sales letters?

Yes—it's simple! Make your sales letters look like
article.

And, this isn't something hard to do. In fact, you can
begin changing your whole business today so it delivers
information of value, and present your sales message
altogether in one same template which looks like an
advertorial or average article published on the Internet.

Other than training your prospects' minds to think you've
presented them with yet another article of valuable
information, you also get to bring a ales message to them
without raising too much objections at all.

But is this an ethical strategy? Here's what: if you
continue to present people who looks up to you for valuable
information and you did nothing but endorse products one
after another without giving something back to them in
return, that is more unethical on the moral side.

What you're doing here is conditioning yourself to continue
delivering value to your appreciated prospects and
customers as well, and will surely increase your business
exponentially at the bottom line.

Don't hesitate to add some personal handwriting notes, some
scribbles, make your sales letter look like your personal
diary. Make it look like a letter to your lover, a letter
to a friend. In fact, you can even make it sound like it.
Make it entertaining at times, but not at all times.

Sometimes the professional image just doesn't stick. Who
knows, one small story or event told to your customers can
ensure their loyalty with you far longer and deeper than
all your marketing efforts combined until now.

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Prepaid Legal Business Review - Scam or Legitimate Opportunity?

Prepaid Legal Business Review - Scam or Legitimate Opportunity?
With all the lawsuits and identity theft that happen in
today's society, more people are feeling the need for legal
protection. Prepaid legal offers packages for legal
services that are said to be more affordable than paying
the retainer fee for an attorney. At the company's website,
the packages are more clearly presented than the associate
compensation plan. This review attempts to give an
overview of what both the legal plans and the compensation
for sales associates involve.

There are two categories of coverage that the company
offers—identity theft protection plans and legal
service plans. The identity theft protection plan is
offered for a monthly fee of $9.95 or $12.95. The legal
service plans have a range of prices with family plans that
may be about $16 to $26 a month. There are other plans
offered for businesses and drivers. The benefits are
similar to an insurance plan offering access to legal
counsel should a person need it. When the plans do not
cover something, a 25% discount on legal services is
offered through participating lawyers.

There are opposite reports when it comes to people who have
bought the plans. Some say they have saved significant
amounts of money and benefited from the free consultations
included in the plans. Others are adamant that the monthly
fees are a waste of money because of all the issues that
are not covered. In the end, the services like drawing up a
will are the most commonly used and valued benefit, but
once this has been done, some argue that you might not be
likely to use the service again. On the other hand, there
are some whose circumstances may allow them to use it more
frequently, and these are the people who recommend buying
the prepaid plans.

Because you receive a commission ahead of time for each
membership you sell, if someone drops their membership, you
are charged for the number of months that went unfulfilled.
For those who continue selling Prepaid Legal plans there is
also a residual income option that kicks in after someone
renews their annual membership. During the 45-day training
period you become qualified after you make 5 membership
sales or recruit 3 people to join the sales program. After
this initial period, more sales are required if you still
want to qualify and move beyond the rank of an associate in
training.

In the end, whoever is selling these plans has the power to
inform or mislead those who buy the memberships. Hopefully
the company's incentives for renewals cause associates to
make clear what customers are getting so that they will be
happy enough to renew. This company is not the only one
offering these kinds of prepaid services. If you believe
you are likely to use them, it is worthwhile to check out
and compare what other options are available for buying and
selling these kinds of services.

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How to Create An Information Product

How to Create An Information Product
Creating an information product can seem like an
overwhelming process, especially when it's added to all of
the other tasks required to run a business. However,
creating an information product can actually be quite
simple.

Step One. Answer the following question - What problems
does your customer or prospect have?

Step Two. The next question to ask yourself is - What
information can you offer to help them solve their problem?

Step Three. Ask yourself, what information do you already
have that addresses this problem? Chances are you may have
already written articles or reports on the subject. If you
have, these can be compiled into an information product.

If you don't have any information already written on the
subject, ask yourself who you know who could speak
intelligently on the subject? Often times an expert
interview can be used to create a fantastic information
product. Record the interview, have it transcribed and
hire a writer to edit and smooth out the rough patches and
you have an information product ready to go.

Take the Jack Canfield & Mark Victor Hansen approach and
have others write the product for you. The ever popular
Chicken Soup for the Soul series of books are created by
multiple authors and compiled into a comprehensive book
with a common theme. Joe Vitale has published several
books like this quite successfully. Ask several key
figures in your industry to write an article or small
report on a subject and put the contributions together into
an e-book.

Lastly, if you don't want to write the information product
yourself, you can outsource the project. There are many
skilled ghostwriters and software developers who can create
exactly the product you need.

Step Four. Once the content has been created the next step
may be to hire a graphic designer to spiff it up and give
it a professional look and feel. Associates may be able to
give you a referral for a good graphic designer.

Step Five. Marketing and making money. This is the next
phase in information product development and creation.
There are many decisions to be made here including how to
distribute the product, how to promote it, and what to
price it at.

Creating an information product is a great way to both
drive business as a part of a marketing funnel or to give
away for free as a marketing and list building strategy.
The good news is it doesn't have to take you months of hard
work writing in your spare time to create a quality
information product. There are creative and innovative
ways to offer a valuable information product quickly and
still offer tremendous value and benefit to your customers
and prospects.

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How To Persuade Sophisticated Buyers and Outsell Other Resellers

How To Persuade Sophisticated Buyers and Outsell Other Resellers
Do you know how to get target FREE Organic Traffic to your
site without emptying your bank account running ads?

In case you haven't notice, visitors nowadays are
sophisticated buyers, they want you to prove it to them why
they should buy from you or opt-in to your list.

They have consciously or subconsciously set up a "Radar
Defenses" against daily bombardment of marketing messages
they come across online - come to think of it, unless
you're deceiving yourself, you do this on a daily basis too.

Let's take couple of steps back to the last time YOU surf
the Web for information, do you even take note of the ads
that was shouting at you right, left and center?

The answer is NO, because you're used to them being there,
you know the ads will always be there, they have no effect
on you anymore because they're just too many.

Ads are everywhere you go and at every corner you turn...

**They come into your sitting room through the radio and
television,interrupting your favorite songs and programs.

**They are waiting for you in your e-mail, patiently
waiting for you to open so that both solicited and
unsolicited commercial e-mail (SPAM) can show up to
interrupt your precious time.

**Yellow pages, Newspaper and magazine are full of ads, by
the way these are designed by professionals who know how to
tap into your emotional thinking faculty and may be hard to
ignore.

**Postcards, catalogs, and direct mail circulars in your
"snail mail" box are all visiting you through your mail box
almost on a daily basis.

**Even when you are driving, highway billboards all over
the plays - drivers beware of collision!

**You're in for it if you go to the mall, you can say
"maybe I asked for it" by going to their territory; ads
come in hundreds and cause major confusion -at least for me
:-)

My point is, online or off-line, no place is too private
for ads to catch up with you, they're everywhere and
everyone wants a piece of you. The truth is, you know very
well that not all of them are going to deliver what they
promised - sad isn't it?

Well, I hate to give you this news, so also is the way your
visitors view your soliciting ad. They are skeptical and
think of your ad as just another marketers' trap ...

You see, your visitors are used to seeing opt-in forms,
they recognize Google ads, and know what is behind "the
blue text with underline" (text link). They are smart and
sophisticated enough to recognize a trap from a genuine
source of information!

No matter how genuine your intentions are online or how
good your product is, you have to PROVE it to your visitors
to be able to gain their confidence and give them some
sense of security that will be solid enough to trust you
and your product.

So, how can you turn a sophisticated prospect "Tough Sell"
who is guarding his/her wallet against buying your product
into a "raving fan" who is willing to give you their
information and buy your product?

Or

How do you think the new and improved "Tough Sells" buyers
are buying their products these days - because they do buy
product online and they will continue to buy online.

The question is, if they're going to buy their product from
you?

The solution is simple...

You build TRUST through article marketing and take
advantage of the forums, blogs, newsletters and social
networking opportunities that the web 2.0 methods of
marketing provide - your business will continue to thrive
while others are struggling and spending their money on ads

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Home Based Business Data Entry Scams

Home Based Business Data Entry Scams
Be careful and don't get caught up by a home based business
scam! Within this article I'm going to go over the various
home based businesses and work at home scams. Also I'll
explain how these scams work to rip off unsuspecting newbie.

The first rule of thumb says that if it sounds too good to
be true then it probably is. That's a great rule to follow
when looking at ways to earn money from home. Many of the
scams discussed within this article offer large sums of
money for very easy work. If money was this easy to earn
wouldn't everybody be doing it? Don't think for a minute
that you're the only one lucky enough to find their site or
ad.

The top of the list are data entry scams. ALL advertised
data entry opportunities that charge fees are scams! They
are deceptive in their offer. A person signs up for paid
data entry and what they get is a ponzi scheme.

The way this works is that they suck you in with the
promise of easy money. After the person joins they tell you
to promote the same data entry job to others or they guide
you to Clickbank and suggest that you spend hundreds to
thousands of dollars weekly on Google Adwords.

Just because a home business requires a start up fee
doesn't make it a scam. There are legitimate businesses
that require a start up fee. The difference is that data
entry opportunities use deception to draw people in who
need home income.

Data entry schemes are not the only culprit of presenting
and selling internet scams as real jobs. The other scams
you might run into on the internet are processing refunds,
stuffing envelopes, assembly, making arts and crafts and
I'm sure there are new schemes popping up everyday.

If you feel that you have been ripped off contact your
attorney general. You'll need to report the companies name,
how you found the company and lodge your complaint.

Another great way to get your money back is to do a
chargeback. Many people don't know that it's as simple as
calling their bank or credit card company and requesting
that the transaction be reversed. There is a little red
tape and a service charge of about $30.00, but it's worth
it. This way the scam company won't profit from ripping you
off.

In closing, be careful where you spend your money and time.
Do your due diligence and research any opportunity that
requires a fee, especially if the opportunity presents
itself to be a traditional job such as data entry. The
best option for those looking for a wage or salary based
job is to not pay anything to work for someone else.

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How Perfectionism Kills the Online Entrepreneur

How Perfectionism Kills the Online Entrepreneur
"No, I'm not ready to release my....(fill in the blank here
with ezine, ecourse, ebook, blog, website, etc.) because
it's not quite ready. I need to...(fill in with your
excuse here: do more work on it....have it
edited....review the copywriting, etc.)"

How many times has a statement similar to that come out of
your mouth? I know for me that it's happened more often
than I care to recount. I am a recovering perfectionist who
used to utter some variation of the above sentence with
great regularity.

What I've discovered in my time as an Internet entrepreneur
is that my need for perfection in my products or marketing
materials is simply another excuse to procrastinate. Yep,
when I try and convince myself that the ebook needs more
copy editing or that my website needs just a few more pages
to make it say just what I want it to say, all I'm doing is
creating plausible excuses to put something off for a few
more days, or even weeks or months. Why? Because inaction
is safe -- you're not putting yourself out there to the
world to face possible criticism. The longer you excuse
yourself from taking action, however, the more difficult it
becomes to build a business and create the kind of life you
want for yourself.

Don't let yourself fall for your own fabricated excuses.
Stop waiting for perfection. It's never going to arrive.
Better to release something that may not be perfect than to
release nothing at all. How much money can you make on an
ebook that no one knows about? Last time I checked, it
wasn't much!

Sure, you may fall under the scrutiny of other
perfectionists in the Internet world who are gleefully
waiting to tear you apart by pointing out your errors.
Thank them for their constructive feedback, create a
correction log, and let the criticism fall off of you like
water off a duck's back. In my experience, those critics
who have the leisure time to point out the flaws of others
really aren't doing much with their own lives and
businesses. That's why they have the free time to correct
the errors of others.

The whole notion of how perfectionism was holding me back
was aptly illustrated at a Coachville conference I attended
several years ago. The late Thomas Leonard, founder of
Coachville, had brought up on stage a very successful
Internet entrepreneur to speak to us about how he had found
a great product to sell online and the process he used to
uncover the hungry target market who would pay handsomely
for the material he was selling. We were all given the
12-page handout of the long sales letter that was used to
sell the product, and many of us were taking copious notes.

However, I noticed the guy next to me, an engineer, wasn't
taking notes. Instead it appeared he was going through the
sales letter and was making grammatical and punctuation
corrections. He disappeared during our next break, and
when I returned to my seat afterwards, I discovered that he
had returned as well, but seemed to be highly agitated.

Without waiting for an invitation, he proceeded to tell me
what had happened over the break that had gotten him so
upset. He showed me his copy of the sales letter and the
corrections he had made and said that he'd gone up to the
speaker during the break and offered to give him the
corrections to the sales letter. The speaker took a look
and told him, "No, thanks."

The engineer couldn't believe that this speaker wouldn't
take advantage of all the work that he (the engineer) had
done to correct the sales copy. The engineer thought the
speaker was being rather foolish and apparently told the
speaker that he was being short-sighted not to take
advantage of the offered corrections.

The speaker informed the engineer that the sales letter in
question was making him $67,000 per month in sales and that
he had no intention of "fixing" a good thing. Furthermore,
the speaker explained that because he had worked so hard on
crafting the wording of the sales letter and that the
letter was bringing him so many sales that he'd be foolish
to tinker with any portion of it.

Apparently the engineer left the conversation with the
speaker in a huff and returned to his seat, still steaming,
and still convinced that the speaker was making a grave
mistake by not taking his copy editing advice. The
engineer was so blinded by the need to be perfect and be
right that he was blocking his path to online success. I
bet today that he's still tweaking his sales copy or his
product and has yet to do anything with coaching business.

So, which do you want to be? The engineer with the
grammatically correct sales letter that never sees the
light of day, or the Internet entrepreneur making $67,000
per month off a product that has a sales letter with
grammatical and punctuation mistakes?

Don't let your need to be perfect hold you back any longer
from taking the action you need to release your product or
service to the world. In most cases, taking action, even
though it might be a bit flawed, is always better than no
action.

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Using Online PR Distribution Services to Your Advantage

Using Online PR Distribution Services to Your Advantage
You have something fabulous to announce to the world! So,
what online press release distribution service do you use?

With so many to choose from, it's hard to know where to
start. If you do a search for newswire services it's easy
to become overwhelmed by the possibilities. You might
either give up or go overboard, spending lots of
unnecessary money and duplicating your efforts.

Before you do either, first consider what you want your
press release to do for you. Do you want it to be primarily
a public relations tool to get your news out? Or would you
rather that it be a search-marketing tool that can provide
search-engine visibility and target prospects? If you're
thinking like a savvy businesswoman, the answer is: both.

You will gain excellent visibility if you:

- Optimize your press release through the strategic use of
keyword-rich headlines and body copy.
- Include extensive links back to your website or specific
landing page.
- Distribute your release through the right online newswire
services.

When you optimize your press release, it will also be
indexed quickly in the major search engines: Google, Yahoo,
and MSN. Also, each time your release is picked up by
another website, it also creates a link back to your site.

Once you've decided what you want your press release to do
for you, the next step is to determine which online
newswire service (or combination of more than one) you want
to use. Would a free service be best, or would a paid
service be better?

Free PR Distribution Services

Some of these newswire agencies are free. Others offer free
basic services and then charge fees for expanded services.
Fees range from $20 to over $200 and are generally used by
small to medium-sized online businesses.

- www.i-newswire.com
- www.pressbox.co.uk
- www.pr.com
- www.prleap.com
- www.prlog.com
- www.prweb.com
- www.theopenpress.com
- www.24-7pressrelease.com

PR Web is on the leading edge of online news releases and
is geared towards optimized press releases.

Paid PR Distribution Services to Consider

Most of these paid services offer multiple payment options,
depending on your distribution preferences. Commensurately,
their services are more expensive ($500 to $700 per
400-word release and can include an annual membership fee
of $100+). These are the newswire services that tend to be
used by traditional PR agencies for their corporate clients.

- www.businesswire.com
- www.ereleases.com
- www.eworldwire.com
- www.internetnewsbureau.com
- www.marketwire.com
- www.massmediadistribution.com
- www.pressrelease365.com
- www.prnewswire.com
- www.send2press.com
- www.urlwire.com
- www.xpresspress.com

PR Newswire is the world leader in the electronic delivery
of news releases and information directly from companies,
institutions, and agencies to the media, financial
community, and consumers.

Choosing your online press release distribution service
doesn't have to be overwhelming. It's easy, once you know
what you want your press release to do for you. If you just
want to get your announcement out, then consider a free PR
distribution agency.

If you'd like to be included in major search engines,
generating links and targeting prospects, then an expanded
fee newswire agency will serve you well. For the highest
exposure and maximum visibility, you can't beat the service
of a paid PR distribution
agency. They will get your news seen at the top of major
search engines, and their RSS/XML feeds will get your news
distributed to thousands of interested journalists.

Take the time now to review the options and decide which PR
distribution service is best for you. This way, you'll
leverage your press releases to greatest advantage and
position your business for success.

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Dr. Susan L. Reid is a business coach and consultant for
entrepreneurial women starting up businesses. She is the
Award-winning author of Discovering Your Inner Samurai: The
Entrepreneurial Woman's Journey to Business Success. Susan
provides intuitive small business solutions, powerful
attraction marketing tools, inspiration, and direction.
Visit http://www.SuccessfulSmallBizOwners.com and download
your copy of her latest free business success article.

John Beck

John Beck
John Beck sells a course called "Free and Clear".

It is advertised to be able to show you how to buy houses
and property free and clear for just pennies on the dollar
with his "easy to follow, simple" courses.

John's entire Money Making Kit is only $39.95 plus shipping
and handling, which is another $14.50, and for placing your
order by credit card you will receive membership in John
Beck's "Property Vault" for 30 days absolutely free.

What John Beck does not tell you is that you will hounded
to buy more expensive courses, coasting at least $22,000.00
and in some cases a lot more. John Beck's systems come with
a 30 day money back guarantee which reads,

GUARANTEE:

30 Day Money Back Guarantee! (Less S&H)

If you're not 100 percent satisfied with JOHN BECKS FREE &
CLEAR SYSTEM ON BOOKS, return this item within the
specified guarantee period for a complete refund (less
Shipping & Handling). To return this product, simply
contact the direct customer service number below and
arrange for the product to be returned.

Before buying into John Beck's system you need to read the
following from some of the people who have experienced John
Breck first hand.

10/25/2007 - Ray writes: I bought the 39.95 startup kit,
which has about as much info as you will get. I was told
for additional $12,500. I would get a personal coach. I
paid the 12,500 and received the kit. I bailed on the
program and the several people I talked to tried to
convince me otherwise. Each was nastier than the one
before. At this point they are refunding 12,000 and holding
499.00 for enrollment fee BULLS@$T. I found out that they
base the amount on how much you make. I met a realtor who
gave me more info than ever and the advice was free. Now we
buy and flip on a regular basis. I would like to get all of
you to email me and we should stand and give them what they
deserve. 20/20 would love to do this story.

10/24/2007 - Iris writes: I purchase the John Beck
program for 39.95 over the internet. I declined to the
membership of the property vault but they still charge me
the monthly 39.95. I called customer service to cancel
around July after reviewing my credit card statement. A few
days after, the calls began trying to get in touch with me
to sell me the program. At first I ignored the messages on
my answer machine. Then one day without thinking I answered
the phone and this guy Adam Chase caught me. He sounded so
nice and what he said sounded real. He told me that they
have help thousands of people earn a lot money. He also
said that they were going to help earn six figures within
days. I guess I was lucky that I only paid 2,200.00, on
this program. When I received the package I went through it
and was disappointed. None of what Adam said over the phone
was true. The information in the package has nothing to do
from what he told me. Well, I waited for customer service
to call me and schedule the coaching sessions. When they
did it was a month later. I tried to talk to someone in
customer service and I was giving the name of the sales
manager, who I was told is in charge of complaints. Her
name is Karen. I left her messages and every time I called
she was busy or out of the office. She never calls me back.
When the coach called he stared telling me how to get the
information to buy properties. I went off. I told him what
I was told when they were trying to get my money. This guy
told me to call customer service and tell them what this
guy Adam Chase told over the phone and tried to get my
money back. I was told by customer service that there is no
record that I spoke to Adam Chase. Imagine how I felt. I
Kept trying to get my money back but customer services told
me that they have giving me 3 days to review the material.
How do I make a decision whether or not to keep the program
if the coaching sessions were scheduled a month later?

10/17/2007 - George writes: I ordered the system, read it
and learned nothing I had not already known. A Postcard
came in the mail with a warning that in 14 days they were
going to bill my credit card 39.95 for access to the
Property Vault. I called to cancel then went online to my
bank statement and saw they had ALREADY taken the money
before I was even sent the card. This is nothing more than
fraud!

10/14/2007 - Darrin writes: I was up late one night
watching TV. and saw JOHN BECK'S infomercial and decided to
call and get more info. Half-way thru the call I decided to
hang-up without agreeing to anything still received the
packet in the mail and decided to keep it and check out
some of the websites with no success. This morning
(10/14/07) my wife noticed that we are being billed monthly
39.95.I have tried to contact via phone and e-mail with no
success.

10/14/2007 - Francesca writes: I have seen the commercial
and taught: wow this would be a great income...well wrong,
not only did I lose my time but the product was B.S when I
spent 1 month trying to cancel it cause they kept on
charging my credit card. I paid for something I could've
researched by myself on the internet. This is a Rip Off!

10/13/2007 - Karle writes: Unbelievable. When I got my
package I opened it up with great anticipation and to my
dismay, my dreams and hopes of a bright future were shot
down. JB is lucky I cannot physically touch him or I would
shoot him. A bunch of nonsense bull !@#$ that has gotten me
nowhere. I tried using his stupid property vault thing and
found out I had to pay just to get some stupid lists that I
can get from the county clerks office for free. Since then,
I have had to cancel two accounts and close my credit card.
I guess a real job is the only way to make good money.

10/13/2007 - Chris writes: I ordered the John Beck
package for 39.95 and faster shipping for 9.50. I have not
received any package cant get anyone on the phone. I have
been ripped off and yet my credit card is billed for $64.00
I have sent ticket e-mail marked urgent and get it sent
back low priority do these people ever respond? People
beware of this man called John Beck it is just a scam...

I think that's enough information about John Beck for me to
understand that he is right.

You can make money with his system but you have to be the
one selling it and then keep the money when people, who are
dissatisfied with it, want a refund.

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