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#35816 15-Jun-2009 19:13
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I was told about this site that is starting up realstew. Its a place that sits at the front of your google and you can make money from it. It sounds a bit dodgy. Does anyone else hear about it. I am worried to sign up if its dodgy.

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  #225341 15-Jun-2009 19:16
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if it sounds too good to be true it generally is ..




 

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  #225343 15-Jun-2009 19:20
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And the site is empty anyway.

There's nothing that gives you money for free.





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  #225483 16-Jun-2009 08:56

I don't think its dodgy. Just remains to be proven as a successful venture.

It doesn't commence properly until August. You can, however, sign up already (and get in at close to the top of what I think is some sort of network marketing structure).

I've joined already, and it required nothing more from me than my email address - so is a pretty safe bet I think.

A few years ago I joined something called AllAdvantage.com. I speculate that there might be similarities (really is nothing more than my speculation, mind). It didn't last the distance, however - unfortunate - since I was making a couple of hundred $ per month from it at one stage! However, the experience proved to me that these things can actually work.

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  #225491 16-Jun-2009 09:08
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So you wouldn't mind sharing with us exactly what the AllAdvantage.com required of you to work?





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  #225496 16-Jun-2009 09:19
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Is this what we are looking at here? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing
Similar to Amway, ACN Telecommuncations etc etc?

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  #225497 16-Jun-2009 09:20
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Alladvantage was 10 yrs ago now :)
You installed their toolbar on your browser which pretty much monitored what type of sites you were visiting - for the "intrusion" they paid you an hourly rate.
I made a few $$ from it as well but Ill admit I cheated the system a bit (as most people probably did) - there was a program you could install which browsed sites for you. So youd setup the program, goto bed, wake up the next morning and find another $2 in your account :)




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  #225499 16-Jun-2009 09:22
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As I thought. These schemes don't survive long because of cheating going around.

I think it's time to lock this thread - perhaps even delete it.





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  #225749 17-Jun-2009 08:47
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Folks, if you are interested there's an explanation about RealStew in another discussion. Please follow up comments and questions there.





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