My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area. I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at web business secrets whose flagship product is entitled “Get Google Ads Free.” In April of 2007 “Get Google [...]]]>  

My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area. I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at web business secrets whose flagship product is entitled “Get Google Ads Free.” In April of 2007 “Get Google Ads Free” was launched, and the effect was nothing less than equal to “the shot heard around the world!” Within just weeks people everywhere were talking about it, and other top-notch online marketers were scurrying to sell it as an Affiliate for the company. But here’s a little insight that 99.9% of everyone the world over doesn’t know: The Product’s greatest endorser is none other than Google itself! That’s right. As shocking as it may seem, Google has NO problem with the course that reveals how anyone can get ads on their search engine for Free! Now, at this point I know you must be curious as to how such a thing is possible, as Google makes its money from the sale of both AdWords (PPCs) and AdSense (where webmasters allow Google to show their ads on their pages). One might think that any information that revealed how an advertiser could get their AdWords pay-per-clicks free would be damaging to Google, and therefore Google would not want anyone finding out about it, right? WRONG!

It seems that the secret system developed by the retired native New York doctor contains an interesting “twist” that while allowing advertisers to eliminate their AdWords costs, it does not reduce a single dollar in AdWords revenue for Google. In fact, just the opposite! I cannot give away the secret here because that’s why it’s for sale in the first place. But I can tell you that with the application of what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free” that:

Google loses NO money

Google actually can make even more M0NEY!

Advertisers gain an instant almost unfair advantage over anyone not knowing what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free!”

Advertisers can now afford to outbid their competition!

Advertisers are not at risk any longer as their advertising budgets no longer matter!Wow! And this is just the beginning!

Now, where’s the definitive PROOF that Google endorses the amazing system shown in “Get Google Ads Free?” I asked this question to company spokesperson and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr Todd Coutrin, to which he responded: “

We started our launch like we always do with any product online, using Google AdWords to offer our Product. “We used keywords that contained the word ‘free’ so we anticipated the usual HOLD these keywords usually cause any campaign using them to experience. “But when our campaign was paused by Google for a tad more time than what we regularly anticipated, then we got concerned. “I actually placed a call directly to Google at 1-866-2-GOOGLE and spoke at length with a customer services rep who said she’d check into what was happening. ” She returned my call 16 hours later and informed me that due to the specific nature of the Product in question (i.e., the ebook “Get Google Ads Free!”) their team at Google secured the product, read it all the way trough, and then realizing it would NOT hurt their revenue but actually increase it, they immediately un-paused and resumed our ads” Amazing!

They actually got what amounts to a Signed Certificate of APPROVAL from Google itself! Therefore, anyone who questions the truth or legality concerning “Get Google Ads Free!” need not fret at all. Yet, the usual “naysayers” seemed to ignore the obvious fact that if Google had a problem with “Get Google Ads Free!” then we all wouldn’t be seeing all the PPC ads at Google each time we type in the keywords and phrases – free ads – free advertising – “Get Google Ads Free” – free ppc – free adwords And so forth! Yet, there are many very stubborn, even foolish, among us … To be fair, I must also inform you of those who seem to be out to get the company for sharing their amazing secret with the world. In what seems nothing more than a ploy to get attention, a UK online firm operated by two”wanna-be” law students have a Blog that talks the usual trash about the Product. The Blog’s owner, Rob Scott, talks a big game by claiming the secret system to be nothing short of a scam! He even recklessly throws around the potentially libelous phrase “.con (Ooops, I meant .com)” as an attempt at childish humor in order to bash the firm’s name.

What’s shocking is that this individual is actually a student of law (at least that’s what he claims) so one would think that he should perhaps check out the facts before proceeding with such careless remarks. After all, he admits severally that he “never even ordered the ebook” so how could he truly know one way or the other if it was a valid system – not to mention it is assumed he’s at least reasonably intelligent since (according to him) he got into law school, that he would be able to see for himself the firm’s Affiliates’ ads all over Google, and therefore reason that Google itself is perhaps the firm’s chief supporter. But stubbornness abounds, I suppose.

Ironically Rob says that the only reason he attacks the firm is because “it’s a no brainer that this must be a scam,” and he got “tired of seeing all those little AdSense ads on his page that people kept clicking on” (which by the way only stood to make him lots of M0NEY!) — Yet he accepts donations on his site as a poor, struggling law student in need of paying for his education, and rather than legitimately earn an income from AdSense with an APPROVED Product. Sadly, Rob actually censors most of his Blog so that others who wish to post POSITIVES concerning “Get Google Ads Free!” can’t even do so. (But what would you expect from a “wanna-be” lawyer?) He even posts what appears to be an actual response by the firm’s lawyer, but which is perhaps nothing more than his own posts disguised and designed to make himself look better (as anyone can see that the dialogue appears “manufactured” instead of genuine). What some people will do to project themselves as “Savior to the rest of us” and “The People’s Advocate.”

How ridiculous indeed. Despite the “crybaby” from across the pond, Rob Snot (Ooops! I must have meant Rob Scott!) has failed miserably to put even a dent in the firm’s sales! Plus, traffic is on the rise shooting up from an average of 14,000 visitors daily to now well above 20,000 visitors daily (an increase of 42% in daily traffic alone! — Keep up the good work, Rob!!) Anyway, don’t be dissuaded in your decision to build your online business by eliminating your Google AdWords costs, as the course “Get Google Ads Free!” not only reveals precisely how you can do this, but it goes 10 steps further by giving you all kinds of other amazing strategies I can’t even begin to allude to here. Plus, the e-Course comes with countless resources that go far beyond the usual variety of instantly-clickable extra values! Lastly never forget that even though quite elderly now, Dr Jon Cohen has even set new records finishing ahead of himself by now having:

Grossed over $400 Million in revenues!!

And SAVED over $100 Million in Google advertising costs!!

attained a personal wealth above $80 million

…all due to his own system! *NOTE: Rob Scott is broke and demands donations! (Ha!)Talk about putting your money where your mouth is!! So if you’d like to get in on all the action, and then go grab this amazing “BREAKTHROUGH” for yourself only at: http://www.getfreegoogleads.ws

As one very famous Internet Marketer said it best: “This is a weapon that should be in every Internet and Affiliate Marketer’s arsenal and library!” Get it directly from the good doctor himself!

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My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area.

I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at WebBusinessSecrets.com whose flagship product is entitled “Get Google Ads Free.”

In April of 2007 “Get Google Ads Free” [...]]]>  

My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area.

I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at WebBusinessSecrets.com whose flagship product is entitled “Get Google Ads Free.”

In April of 2007 “Get Google Ads Free” was launched, and the effect was nothing less than equal to “the shot heard around the world!”

Within just weeks people everywhere were talking about it, and other top-notch online marketers were scurrying to sell it as an Affiliate for the company.

But here’s a little insight that 99.9% of everyone the world over doesn’t know:

The Product’s greatest endorser is none other than Google itself!

That’s right. As shocking as it may seem, Google has NO problem with the course that reveals how anyone can get ads on their search engine for Free!

Now, at this point I know you must be curious as to how such a thing is possible, as Google makes its money from the sale of both AdWords (PPCs) and AdSense (where webmasters allow Google to show their ads on their pages).

One might think that any information that revealed how an advertiser could get their AdWords pay-per-clicks free would be damaging to Google, and therefore Google would not want anyone finding out about it, right?

WRONG! It seems that the secret system developed by the retired native New York doctor contains an interesting “twist” that while allowing advertisers to eliminate their AdWords costs, it does not reduce a single dollar in AdWords revenue for Google.

In fact, just the opposite!

I cannot give away the secret here because that’s why it’s for sale in the first place.

But I can tell you that with the application of what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free” that:

– Google loses NO money
– Google actually can make even more M0NEY!
– Advertisers gain an instant almost unfair advantage over anyone not knowing what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free!”
– Advertisers can now afford to outbid their competition!
– Advertisers are not at risk any longer as their advertising budgets no longer matter!

Wow! And this is just the beginning!

Now, where’s the definitive PROOF that Google endorses the amazing system shown in “Get Google Ads Free?”

I asked this question to company spokesperson and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr Todd Coutrin, to which he responded:

—

“We started our launch like we always do with any product online, using Google AdWords to offer our Product.

“We used keywords that contained the word ‘free’ so we anticipated the usual HOLD these keywords usually cause any campaign using them to experience.

“But when our campaign was paused by Google for a tad more time than what we regularly anticipated, then we got concerned.

“I actually placed a call directly to Google at 1-866-2-GOOGLE and spoke at length with a customer services rep who said she’d check into what was happening.

“She returned my call 16 hours later and informed me that due to the specific nature of the Product in question (i.e., the ebook “Get Google Ads Free!”) their team at Google secured the product, read it all the way trough, and then realizing it would NOT hurt their revenue but actually increase it, they immediately un-paused and resumed our ads”

—

Amazing! They actually got what amounts to a Signed Certificate of APPROVAL from Google itself!

Therefore, anyone who questions the truth or legality concerning “Get Google Ads Free!” need not fret at all.

Yet, the usual “naysayers” seemed to ignore the obvious fact that if Google had a problem with “Get Google Ads Free!” then we all wouldn’t be seeing all the PPC ads at Google each time we type in the keywords and phrases:

– free ads
– free advertising
– “Get Google Ads Free”
– free ppc
– free adwords

And so forth!

Yet, there are many very stubborn, even foolish, among us …

> The “Crybaby Syndrome
To be fair, I must also inform you of those who seem to be out to get the company for sharing their amazing secret with the world.

In what seems nothing more than a ploy to get attention, a UK online firm operated by two “wanna-be” law students have a Blog that talks the usual trash about the Product.

The Blog’s owner, Rob Scott, talks a big game by claiming the secret system to be nothing short of a scam! He even recklessly throws around the potentially libelous phrase “.con (Ooops, I meant .com)” as an attempt at childish humor in order to bash the
firm’s name.

What’s shocking is that this individual is actually a student of law (at least that’s what he claims) so one would think that he should perhaps check out the facts before proceeding with such careless remarks.

After all, he admits severally that he “never even ordered the ebook” so how could he truly know one way or the other if it was a valid system – not to mention it is assumed he’s at least reasonably intelligent since (according to him) he got into law school, that he would be able to see for himself the firm’s Affiliates’ ads all over Google, and therefore reason that Google itself is perhaps the firm’s chief supporter.

But stubbornness abounds, I suppose.

Ironically Rob says that the only reason he attacks the firm is because “it’s a no brainer that this must be a scam,” and he got “tired of seeing all those little AdSense ads on his page that people kept clicking on” (which by the way only stood to make him lots of M0NEY!) — yet he accepts donations on his site as a poor, struggling law student in need of paying for his education, and rather than legitimately earn an income from AdSense with an APPROVED Product.

Sadly, Rob actually censors most of his Blog so that others who wish to post POSITIVES concerning “Get Google Ads Free!” can’t even do so. (But what would you expect from a “wanna-be” lawyer?)

He even posts what appears to be an actual response by the firm’s lawyer, but which is perhaps nothing more than his own posts disguised and designed to make himself look better (as anyone can see that the dialogue appears “manufactured” instead of genuine).

What some people will do to project themselves as “Savior to the rest of us” and “The People’s Advocate.” How ridiculous indeed.

Despite the “crybaby” from across the pond, Rob Snot (Ooops! I must have meant Rob Scott!) has failed miserably to put even a dent in the firm’s sales!

Plus, traffic is on the rise shooting up from an average of 14,000 visitors daily to now well above 20,000 visitors daily (an increase of 42% in daily traffic alone! — Keep up the good work, Rob!!)

Anyway, don’t be dissuaded in your decision to build your online business by eliminating your Google AdWords costs, as the course “Get Google Ads Free!” not only reveals precisely how you can do this, but it goes 10 steps further by giving you all kinds of other
amazing strategies I can’t even begin to allude to here.

Plus, the e-Course comes with countless resources that go far beyond the usual variety of instantly-clickable extra values!

Lastly never forget that even though quite elderly now, Dr Jon Cohen has even set new records finishing ahead of himself by now having:

– Grossed over $400 Million in revenues!!
– and SAVED over $100 Million in Google advertising costs!!
– attained a personal wealth above $80 million

…all due to his own system!

*NOTE: Rob Scott is broke and demands donations! (Ha!)

Talk about putting your money where your mouth is!!

So if you’d like to get in on all the action, then go grab this amazing “BREAKTHROUGH” for yourself only at:

http://tinyurl.com/39oz7o

As one very famous Internet Marketer said it best:

“This is a weapon that should be in every Internet and Affiliate Marketer’s arsenal and library!”

Get it directly from the good doctor himself!

Wikipedia says “A paid or incentived survey is a type of statistical survey where the participant is rewarded through an incentive program, generally entry into a sweepstakes program or a small cash reward, for completing one or more surveys”

The dark side:

Did you know that? 99% of surveys are conducted by marketing [...]]]> What are online paid surveys?

Wikipedia says “A paid or incentived survey is a type of statistical survey where the participant is rewarded through an incentive program, generally entry into a sweepstakes program or a small cash reward, for completing one or more surveys”

The dark side:

Did you know that? 99% of surveys are conducted by marketing research firms, focus groups and so on but not by the company. The question arise here, is there any fraud among the marketing research companies? Nice question! And what would I say, most of them are scam. Before I go further deeper on this issue please note that, don’t even think to earn a living or a handsome monthly income from online paid surveys. If anyone earning a living from online paid surveys, it must be the site owner (Scam or legit) or a blogger/webmaster who places attractive campaign and dupe you into the scam sites and earn commission

Identifying the scams

“Surveys where the respondent must pay or purchase products to join a panel are generally scams, as are sites that disappear before paying the participants. Legitimate surveys do not need credit card information from respondents.”- Wikipedia.

Some scam sites charge access fee to online paid survey panel or list. Worse thing is that some of these sites exist with different domain name with the same list. Some other offer free list, but are affiliated with spam sites and earn commission by redirecting users.

A survey site might be spam if it has the alluring tendency of

Offering “unbelievable” income:

If a survey site offers you that you can earn $1000 or something more or less, in a week or a month, with a little investment or free. It is a scam. The reality is you can earn your holiday funds or an entry in a sweepstakes program or a small cash reward by taking one or more surveys.

Offers to take as much surveys you want, anytime!

If you see this marketing snip in an online paid survey site, be sure that it’s nothing but a scam. The fact is, you will have to get the invitation to complete a survey. And to get invitation you must fit certain demographics related to the survey.

Don’t be fooled by Proof of income, or screen shot of earnings!
Scam sites do use fake testimonials, forum, message board to attract “Home money” seekers. Sometimes, you will need to use your common sense to determine whether the sites are scam or not. Not only the fake online survey sites but also some other spam sites use this tricks to misguide the users. In this issue Google has some guidelines that they recommend to their internet assessors to detect spam sites.

Google says “ with a fake message board you will see “message” but you will not see responses to the messages….the sites may appear to offer comments, reviews, registration and login section, but when you attempt to use them, they either don’t work at all or you land back to the same page”

Some paid survey sites may show you a copy of a check or a voucher or something like that to make you believe that people are really earning through their program.

It really doesn’t make any sense, if someone makes money just once that doesn’t mean that everybody will make money. And as you know the graphics technology is so much improved now, it’s easy to make a replica of a check that would looks like real in screen. Same thing goes for the screen shot of earnings. I don’t believe that every screen shot is fake. Some are real, if I can see there is a good reason to believe that the screen shot represents the actual earning, I don’t doubt on them. A blogger can do it, just to share his/her success. If anybody try to influence you to join or to purchase specific program by showing a piece of screen shot with an unbelievable earnings, better you keep yourself away. What I am saying is because, it never takes more than one minute to change the digit of a html page. Let me show you an example:
 
What scam survey sites do with your personal information?

Online paid survey sites promise not to share or publish your personal information.

Paid survey and other concern sites are bound to do that, because it’s defined by certain law. But a scam paid Survey Company may not follow this particular law, as they are illegal up to bottom. They sell your personal information to the telemarketers.

Don’t jump to it immediately:

When “work from home” offer comes to you and draw your positive attention, spend a little time on it. After going through it, ask yourself a few questions:
1. Does the site offer unbelievable earnings, without any prior experience?

2. Does it have (good) privacy policy, about, terms of service, disclaimers?

3. Does it provide a physical contract address?

4. Does the site contain unnecessary numbers of (sometimes irrelevant) marketing snippets, lots of success stories?
5. After performing “whois” lookups does it reveal that the site has been registered by proxy or different questionable sites were launched by the same owners?
Answers of these questions will help you to filter out the scam sites. However, some scam sites may exist within these good ones. Because day by day,scammers are getting smarter.
This article was originally posted in [Moneyzeal:for home money seekers]

Why with a communication medium like the internet, where news both good and bad travels instantly do people keep getting ripped-off by same old scams?

There can only be [...]]]> I am absolutely amazed at how the same old internet scams continue to work year after year after year. The question is why do they continue to work?

Why with a communication medium like the internet, where news both good and bad travels instantly do people keep getting ripped-off by same old scams?

There can only be one answer. Too many gullible individuals functioning with their eyes wide shut.

And while Barack Obama proved that America is still the land of opportunity where anything is possible, the internet has proven itself to be the ultimate realm of gullibility.

People, you have to open your eyes and start exercising a little common sense. Don’t believe everything you see and hear. Be skeptical. Check things out with the authorities. Ask Questions. And above all remember:

“If something sounds too good to be true, it probably isn’t true!”

Unfortunately, there’s not much I can do to help those of you who’ve already been victimized. However, I can try to save others from the same fate.

So what I’m going to do is list the five most common internet scams that people keep falling for. Watch out for these, and when you see them run in the opposite direction.

1. (Scam) “We’ll Submit Your Site to 2500 Search Engines for $39.95!”

First of all, there aren’t 2500 search engines out there. Second, there are really only five top tier search engines worth submitting to and you don’t need to pay anyone to submit your site because those search engines will find your site on their own.

However, if you want to submit to them you can do it yourself. The five search engines are:

Google

Yahoo

MSN Live

AOL (Powered by Google)

Ask (Powered by Teoma)

2. (Scam) “Achieve Top 10 Search Engine Rankings Guaranteed!”

No legitimate SEO company will guarantee you a top 10 search engine ranking. Why? Because they can’t. No one controls the search engines – no one! And since no one controls the search engines, it only stands to reason that no one can legitimately guarantee you a top 10 ranking. Again, exercise common sense.

Now it is possible for you to get a top 10 ranking for certain keyword phrases that are less popular – keywords that aren’t heavily searched? Yes. But again, no one can guarantee you a top 10 ranking.

And even if you do manage to get in the top 10 for certain keywords, there’s no guarantee you’ll be able to stay there, because the search engines are fickle have a mind of their own.

For example, you can be on page 1 today and just as easily be on page 100 tomorrow. It can happen just that quickly, and often does.

3. (Scam) “Generate 10,000 to 1,000,000 Visitors to your Site Guaranteed!”

Don’t waste your time with guaranteed traffic programs. Yes, you’ll receive plenty of traffic, but they won’t buy anything. Why? Because the traffic is of poor quality. It isn’t targeted. The people visiting your site through these programs aren’t interested in what you’re selling. They only clicked-through to your site because they get traffic credits to do so.

In other words, the people visiting your site are starving for traffic just like you. So they joined a guaranteed traffic program like you did. Don’t waste your time with guaranteed traffic programs.

4. (Scam) “Blast Your E-mail Ads to Millions of Targeted Prospects and Watch Your Sales Explode!”

I’m going to make this short and sweet. E-mail blasts are spam, plain and simple. And spam is illegal. If your company is associated with sending out spam, your ISP will drop you like a bad habit, and your company will be blacklisted.! Believe me, that’s one headache you can do without.

Don’t ever send anyone you don’t know an e-mail solicitation without their permission. Don’t do it!

5. (Scam) You know all of those e-mails that flood your inbox on a daily basis. They come from e-mail blasting software, and they’re scams. Legitimate companies don’t send out e-mail solicitations without permission, for the exact same reasons I just mentioned.

Unless you signed up to receive e-mail solicitations from a particular company, delete all spam. Don’t open it, and don’t send these scam artists your hard-earned money. And don’t ever respond to any e-mail that asks you to login to your account to confirm your personal information.

Anyway, that’s it. Those are the five most common internet scams that people continue to fall for over and over again.

Like I said earlier, there’s not much I can do to help those of you who’ve already been victimized by these programs. Hopefully, you’ll be more careful in the future.

And I sincerely hope that those reading this article won’t be as gullible and will see these scam programs for what they really are, and avoid them like the plague!

One last thing: If you decide to ignore my advice and end up getting burned, you can’t say you weren’t warned!

Once you come across a website that starts with something like “how I make 20,000 a month posting links on google”, search for more sites [...]]]> First of all- all of us who are trying to make money heard of “posting links on google”.
Here’s how you can figure out if it is a scam of not.

Once you come across a website that starts with something like “how I make 20,000 a month posting links on google”, search for more sites like that. I have found at least three different sites that have the same exact layout, title, and comments with just a different person and story. That would be a scam. When you get to a form page (phone #, address, email, name…) that has a countdown of how many spots are left, refresh the page. If the countdown restarts, it is most likely a scam. On the same form page, if the small print says that the site is not in any way affiliated with google, then google won’t be sending you checks any time soon! Go to these sites if you can- you will understand a lot more!!!

As for the AdSense, the way to really make money is to increase the traffic by a lot. The way to do this is to put links to your site on related forums and blogs. For instance, if your site was about baseball, put links and explanations about what your site is about on baseball blogs. If you do this, search engines will link people to your site more often too.

You also want to put many keywords on your site so you can properly direct the ads to your topic. If your topic is on baseball, you don’t want ads on exploring bat caves.

To leave questions or just want to know more about creating the ultimate AdSense campaign, please visit me at http://joshuathemusicman.blogspot.com/

In April of 2007 “ Get Google [...]]]> My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area. I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at Web Business Secrets.com whose flagship product is entitled “Get Google Ads Free.”

In April of 2007 “ Get Google Ads Free ” was launched, and the effect was nothing less than equal to “the shot heard around the world!” Within just weeks people everywhere were talking about it, and other top-notch online marketers were scurrying to sell it as an Affiliate for the company.

But here’s a little insight that 99.9 percent of everyone the world over Does not know: The Product’s greatest endorser is none other than Google itself! That’s right. As shocking as it may seem, Google has NO problem with the course that reveals how anyone can get ads on their search engine for Free!

Now, at this point I know you must be curious as to how such a thing is possible, as Google makes its money from the sale of both AdWords (PPCs) and AdSense (where webmasters allow Google to show their ads on their pages). One might think that any information that revealed how an advertiser could get their AdWords pay-per-clicks free would be damaging to Google, and therefore Google would not want anyone finding out about it, right?

WRONG! It seems that the secret system developed by the retired native New York doctor contains an interesting “twist” that while allowing advertisers to eliminate their AdWords costs, it does not reduce a single dollar in AdWords revenue for Google. In fact, just the opposite! I cannot give away the secret here because that’s why it’s for sale in the first place. But I can tell you that with the application of what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free” that:

*Google loses NO money

*Google actually can make even more M0NEY!

*Advertisers gain an instant almost unfair advantage over anyone not knowing what’s inside “Get Google Ads Free!”

*Advertisers can now afford to outbid their competition!

*Advertisers are not at risk any longer as their advertising budgets no longer matter!

Wow! And this is just the beginning! Now, where’s the definitive PROOF that Google endorses the amazing system shown in “Get Google Ads Free?” I asked this question to company spokesperson and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr Todd Coutrin, to which he responded: “We started our launch like we always do with any product online, using Google AdWords to offer our Product. “We used keywords that contained the word ‘free’ so we anticipated the usual HOLD these keywords usually cause any campaign using them to experience. “But when our campaign was paused by Google for a little more time than what we regularly anticipated, then we got concerned. “I actually placed a call directly to Google at 1-866-2-GOOGLE and spoke at length with a customer services rep who said she’d check into what was happening. “She returned my call 16 hours later and informed me that due to the specific nature of the Product in question (i.e., the ebook “Get Google Ads Free “) their team at Google secured the product, read it all the way trough, and then realizing it would NOT hurt their revenue but actually increase it, they immediately un-paused and resumed our ads”

Amazing! They actually got what amounts to a Signed Certificate of APPROVAL from Google itself! Therefore, anyone who questions the truth or legality concerning “Get Google Ads Free!” need not fret at all. Yet, the usual “naysayers” seemed to ignore the obvious fact that if Google had a problem with “Get Google Ads Free!” then we all wouldn’t be seeing all the PPC ads at Google each time we type in the keywords and phrases:* free ads * free advertising * “Get Google Ads Free”* free ppc * free adwords. And so forth! Yet, there are many very stubborn, even foolish, among us …

The “Crybaby Syndrome To be fair, I must also inform you of those who seem to be out to get the company for sharing their amazing secret with the world. In what seems nothing more than a ploy to get attention, a UK online firm operated by two “wanna-be” law students have a Blog that talks the usual trash about the Product.

The Blog owner, Rob Scott, talks a big game by claiming the secret system to be nothing short of a scam! He even recklessly throws around the potentially libelous phrase .com as an attempt at childish humor in order to bash the firm’s name.

What’s shocking is that this individual is actually a student of law (at least that is what he claims) so one would think that he should perhaps check out the facts before proceeding with such careless remarks. After all, he admits severally that he “never even ordered the ebook” so how could he truly know one way or the other if it was a valid system – not to mention it is assumed he’s at least reasonably intelligent since (according to him) he got into law school, that he would be able to see for himself the firm’s Affiliates’ ads all over Google, and therefore reason that Google itself is perhaps the firm’s chief supporter. But stubbornness abounds, I suppose. Ironically Rob says that the only reason he attacks the firm is because “it’s a no brainer that this must be a scam, and he got tired of seeing all those little AdSense ads on his page that people kept clicking on (which by the way only stood to make him lots of M0NEY!) yet he accepts donations on his site as a poor, struggling law student in need of paying for his education, and rather than legitimately earn an income from AdSense with an APPROVED Product.

Sadly, Rob actually censors most of his Blog so that others who wish to post POSITIVES concerning Get Google Ads Free ! Can not even do so. (But what would you expect from a wanna-be lawyer?) He even posts what appears to be an actual response by the firms lawyer, but which is perhaps nothing more than his own posts disguised and designed to make himself look better (as anyone can see that the dialogue appears manufactured instead of genuine.)

What some people will do to project themselves as Savior to the rest of us and The People’s Advocate. How ridiculous indeed. Despite the crybaby from across the pond, Rob Snot (Ooops! I must have meant Rob Scott!) has failed miserably to put even a dent in the firm’s sales! Plus, traffic is on the rise shooting up from an average of 14,000 visitors daily to now well above 20,000 visitors daily (an increase of 42 percent in daily traffic alone! — Keep up the good work, Rob!!)

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