Why In The Heck Did I Become A Paid Warrior Member?

If you are new to the warrior forum you may be shocked by the Notice you see at the top of your screen. I too was shocked when I first saw the message.

What was my first reaction? I clicked on the link to look into the details and read just the beginning of the post. I just went back to see what else was said on the IMPORTANT NOTICE. But my first reaction after reading just the beginning of the post was to go straight to the Click Here To Upgrade link. I didn't even realize there was more to read at that time.

Here is the deal... I have been a nonpaying member here since April and have gained much more than I have put in to the forum. I don't get too involved in the spats over the menial posts that so many people feel needs their attention. But I do gain a great deal of knowledge from the same people that get involved in these threads from their many other posts and answers to questions.

Don't get me wrong, I am not here to just get information. I am always looking for a post that has a question where I can offer help. Some times I am able to offer my assistance. However, most of the posts are already answered by someone who knows what they are talking about. I don't ask many questions either. This is because almost every question I have has already been answered. By searching the forum, I am able to find answers to many questions that are being sold in other places.

So, If you are thinking, "Why should I pay for a membership to a site that I have been on for months and not paying a thing?" I will just say this... You will fork out more money over the next month on products that don't provide you with a fraction of what you will learn on this forum. If this action is what it takes to get the spam out of the forums, then I am all for it. I have paid my membership and am glad I did. The forum is worth more than $37 and I am just glad it is a one time fee.

Now, I have given my 2 sense and I don't know that I have any left now.

Thanks, Will Surren