How did you first find the Warrior Forum?

It was listed under Forum Marketing in my Carbon Copy Pro back office in 2007, I ignored it for about a year and have been pretty active for 2 years now.

Joseph Ratliff wrote a blog post about it. I knew him from Five Star and trusted his judgment, so I came over and decided to stay.

I found an article network that belonged to Allen Says. I submitted an article that I had found. Later I got an invite to join the Warrior Secret Site. This was in the middle 90s.

I heard of it through a course I took that James Schramko was promoting. James has his own interactive killer forum and someone mentioned WSO and I asked what's that? And I was directed here.

Only to be completely lost when I got here but since then between James forum and this forum I have learned a wealth of information that is absolutely priceless. I am still a little slow on the techy stuff but I am forever hooked.

I was reading an ebook (one of hundreds...) about how to market your own product online - it was a crappy report but the only sentence that caught my eye was
"Go to Warrior forum and propose a WSO, make it a good price"
(this was a quote...)
on second thought, maybe this book wasn't that crappy after all....

I found it through another forum where someone was bashing the Warrior Forum. I believe it was AbestWeb, but I'm not 100% sure of that. Their arguments of why the Warrior Forum was so horrible was good enough to make me want to take a look.

They were right, this is a HORRIBLE place for anyone who wants to make money without effort.

I have no clue how I found it. I think I originally registered in June, then decided to make another account with my real name for my username by the time October came around and I didn't know it was possible to change it, got Help Desk to delete my first account, and settled in to stay.

I heard the whispered mumblings about it back around... oh, 2000 or so... on popular forums like Tony Blake's board. At that time people would link to it, but the mods on those forums usually deleted the links (by request) because it was still a closed forum. Eventually I checked it out, and I'm glad I did.

Cheers,
Becky

The first internet marketing course I've purchased (December/09) they send us here!

Through a good friend and so glad we did find it..

I was looking for ways to increase traffic to my articles I had written on Suite101 and ran across Digital Point. While browsing that stinkhole I kept hearing people reference Warrior Forum and eventually Googled it and wound up here.

Then I deleted my bookmark for Digital Point.

I don´t remember quite well, but I think it was from RJ's book that mentioned it. It's funny because I had more to learn from this forum than from the book itself. The forum being mentioned was worth more than the actual content lol...

I was making portal sites from 1994 through 97 when there was a big search engine shakeup (Google). I was trying to find all of the information I could and found an article written by someone who was a member.

Loved what I was reading and decided to check out The Warrior's Secret Site (I think it was $29).

The forum came with the deal. Hundreds of reports, ebooks, tools, secret methods for getting more traffic...

I don't remember if that original forum was the UniSol or if we had another one before UniSol.

i searched for internet marketing forum on google and was looking for the forum with maximum number of members and i found warrior forum on the first page itself..

I heard about warrior forum from one of my friend and he forced me to use this forum.

I first noticed it when I purchased PIP's - but gosh, that had to be at least 4 or 5 years ago.

I dropped that, then "refound it" when people were talking about it at Wealthy Affiliate 2 years ago.

I'm so thankful for this forum - it is directly responsible for over 100,000 dollars earned in my business and ventures I've been involved in, as well as loads of cash indirectly earned through knowledge I have gained here!

Thanks WF and everyone who made it possible.

Rob

I'm pretty sure I found out about the forum in the late 90's in a book written
by Marlon Sanders.

If I recall correctly, the site was a pay site then and, just being out of college,
I couldn't afford it. At the time, it was MUCH more important that I funnel my
disposable income into scotch and women.

If only I knew then what I know now: Drink only single malt (it's about quality,
not quanity), pony up the fee for the forum and, as far as women go, well,
SEE: single malt.

A friend told me about the forum, I checked it out and fell in love with the red color, which happens to be one of my favorite colors.

I actually joined 2 years ago and forgot about the forum. I have no idea why. I think I stumbled upon the forum while searching for a product review. I'm glad I did find it, though. I had the presence of mind to come back to learn and share...

I'm pretty sure I first heard of the Warrior Forum back when I was a member of a Work at Home Mom Mastermind group. This has to be the busiest forum I've ever participated in - even forums related to hobby niches.

My husband gave me his old account 3 months ago, he on the other hand was shown here by Maverick Money Makers. I hear that is a swear word now.

I think my first glimpse of WarriorForum was when I was experimenting in
marketing after finding Harvey Segal's SuperTips and his ClickBank Success
Forum.

Joined and was instantly hooked in by the community here.

Haven't looked back since.

I originally found the Warrior Forum back in 2001-2002 and signed up. Never posted but lurked. By the time I was ready to post something a couple of years later, I had forgotten what my login was so I created a new account. Been around ever since.

Hi Ron!

How did I hear of the forum??
Early on one of the people i bought some products from mentioned they had used the warrior forum to launch a product.

I kept it in the back of my mind but never joined.
One day I was thinking "you know. I need some friends in the same kind of venture I learned so much but still don't know enough.
So I joined up sometimes I get a little hot under the collar I mean hey I am human and sometimes people just Irritate me. Being a member here now for a while and meeting the folks I have has been a tremendous blessing to me. Especially meeting one of my mentors from 10 yrs back Dennis Gaskill-Boogie Jack,Still love that name:p

Not to mention I have built relationships with folks like Ron and have received some absolutely dynamite advice.
One thing about forums is there are those who talk and those who do. I appreciate this place and have busted a few people too that is always fun especially when they are ripping folks off under a guise of testimonials etc.... I ended up spending so much time in here I started lacking in my efforts of business.LOL social interaction;gotta love Human Nature.
thanks to everyone I have met those who have encouraged me and been real. I love ya!
-WD

As far as I recall, one of the first customers of my old web hosting business (who later became quite a good friend) referred me here straight after discovering it himself. That was a number of years ago and I didn't join and begin contributing until much, much later.

Ironically, I was the one who - albeit being much younger than he was - first got him interested in online business. He went on to make a substantial amount of money with numerous online ventures and subsequently spurred on my interest to delve into the world of passive residual income generation.

By reading guru blogs warning me not to waste too much time on forums.

I found the warrior forum through Plug-In Profits (PIPs). When you signed up for that program you needed to sign up to Allen's hosting company Host 4 Profit. As a customer to Host 4 Profit you are given a free membership to the Warrior Forum.

I believe that was in 2002. I was hooked every sense. I do not know what my profile sign-up date is but I remember signing up and then later re-signing up under my real name. The first time I signed up it was under a pseudonym which I can't even remember.

But, I soon realized that having my own name was much more valuable. So, I re-signed up under my own name.

I cannot believe I've been doing this for eight years now.

Absolutely crazy.

Talk soon,

Shannon Herod

Hate to admit it, but I'm pretty sure I heard about it first in the Rich Jerk ebook.

Many many years ago, Ewen Chia mentioned it in one of his promotional materials....It was one of his best nuggets of information that I ever read!

I think originally, I heard about it through a book by Harvey Segal, but it was a paid forum at the time so I ignored it. Then, later I read about it in the Rich Jerk's book - probably the best recommendation in the book actually.

Finally, I was searching for something in Google and saw a Warrior Forum post that actually referenced my main site; and, at that time, I thought I should join.

Will

Had to research this forum as part of an Elance project for John Delavera many, many moons ago. Best project ever, leading me here

A little over a decade ago I downloaded a viral report written by Allen Says. In it there was a link to a website that led to this forum. I lurked on and off for a few years before I registered under my current name. Its been an interesting ride to say the least.

RoD

1999 the old warrior membership site!

I bought Rosalind Gardner's book "The Super Affiliate Handbook," and the WF was either listed in there, or was listed at her website as being the place to go for information.

:-Don

I was sent over to the WF by a friend. I followed along for about 3-4 years before I actually started actively contributing.

Truthfully, I wanted to get some online experience first so I could actually add value before posting; but I have learned some real interesting stuff here...

I had used google to find out what an affiliate program was after enquiring about buying someone's site on a forum.

After figuring out what affiliate marketing was, I started promoting through free methods. I used Yahoo Answers back then and some of the answers I did still bring me a small amount each month, to this day.

I could never get it to much more than $150/month so I searched online using various searches about making money online, not sure all what I typed in the search box, and kept coming to warrior forum. I thought it a strange name for a make money online forum, at first, and the name just confused me so I clicked away. But with more searches in the same week, warrior forum posts just kept popping up so I started reading and eventually became a member.

It was only Google searches, for me, really.

I think I did I google search and browsed the site from time to time. Then I actually joined and found the warriorforum to be an excellent source for knowledge!

I Have No Idea How I first Found WF.

I Remember seeing the Site in December2009 January2010, I think I Heard about WF in a IM Course.
One of the Noob Aimed Course's ahh, Michael Jones - The Affiliate Code

I Didn't Like Forum's Back then, & For Month's I didn't Sign up, as I Couldn't See anything really worth it on Here & I Saw alot of stupid Question's & Doubt of making money online & some Negativity.

lol THEN I found out Actually Sign up & Join the WarRoom, & Actually Look AROUND the Site lol & theres GoodStuff Everywhereeee

There's MANY People Who know what there talking about on here & Are Very Successful.

But also Getting alot Of people who are Less than Noob & just seem like they turned on the Computer.. & are wondering how the Money Spit's out? or which Button.. or... oh know it's Broken : (

I got a email from allen back in late 90's for the secret site and the community associated with it. I think I still have a copy of the email somewhere in archives on one of my hard drives, somewhere.

I asked around to a few people whether it was legit and what they thought, then signed up. Back then it was a paid membership for one lifetime payment, though the forum itself was never locked so anyone that knew how to find it could get in, paid or not. The forum was more a bonus on top of the secret site which had the largest collection of info I had seen about making money online in one place at the time.

- T

I first heard about it back in about 2003 when I was read a post about the former Webseed.com. I've knew about it long before I joined. Now I wonder why I waited so long!


Cindy

It was listed in a Willie Crawford product I purchased.
Which it turns out is still the best one I purchased.

The forum name kept popping up in other forums as the place to be, so naturally it was worth a peek

I first found the Warrior Forum in 2007 from a book I was reading (maybe Internet Cash Machine?). I didn't realize the power of forums until much, much later though!

I am sure it was just recommendations from others which led me here, very very worth the time to come and sign up.

I knew WF from an IM ebook. I forgot what ebook what I have to thank the writer for introducing me this forum

By lurking on google and searching for affiliate forums

I found warrior forum while searching on the internet. I don't regret the time I found this site..It is really great and helpful

The forum was mentioned in another online marketing forum.

I read a blog ( forgot the name) posted about some forum marketing strategy , that referring me to Warriors Forum, and yeah this forums has bring a lot of benefits for my IM journey, rather then the other Largest IM forum, this forum has more honest and real people inside with a great deals n quality.

I heard about this forum form they guys at the Thirty Day Challenge.

Crikey , i think a friend referred me or I saw it on a search engine, to be honest I joined then did nothing , no contribution whatsoever, however I have to say GENUINELY, its a great place to be, an absolute mine of info, which is good to both pick up from and rustle it up from the old memory bank,If the truth be told I think we all to some degree forget more than we know and use, and that info is what we all cut our teeth on, Great Job

Went to WIS in 2006, got suckered into a buying a really bad coaching course for $5k.

As bad as the coaching course was the best thing the 'coach' told us about was the Warriorforum.

Riz

My friend recommend me this forums. Well before I'm afraid to participate here. I thought all members here are very strict but I find them friendly and intelligent as long as you participate.

I'm pretty sure I googled "how to get my blank together" using a naughty word in place of "blank", and the WF homepage was #1. Somethin like that.

I needed a question answered, the top Google results
led to one of these pages here on this forum.
So long ago I cannot remember what the subject was.

I believe I first found out about this forum from an email that I received from an existing warrior in here; I was on his list and I remember he was very enthused about the community here and also about the huge potential of WSOs (I can't remember his name now though).

Paul