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Some of the funniest "As Seen As" claims have been appearing in sales copy recently. I can't decide if the funniest one yet is "As Seen On Clickbank" or "As Seen On Twitter".

Why don't they just claim something else meaningless like "As Seen On the Web"? Since the claims are ridiculous and meaningless, perhaps the power is not in the venues that something has been seen on, but more in the motivational power of the words "As Seen on"....

It's fairly strange that a site like MyOnlineCashSecrets.com has become so popular while so many better, less expensive products are available online.

For example, MyOnlineCashSecrets.com not only makes ridiculous claims like that they are "trusted" on various major news organizations, but they also are very expensive for someone just starting to learn how to make money online.

Taking a look at the wording on their order button:

"By clicking...

I just did a sales page review of DataMoneyOnline which anyone who is considering the product must read. I think anyone who has already purchased the product will agree.

You can read the DataMoneyOnline.com sales page review here and learn what to do if you have had any problems with the company. You'll also learn about the long history of related sites and the truth about the so-called "testimonials" the site uses.

You'll also learn some interesting things...

While the Warrior Forum focuses mostly on internet marketing and sometimes offline marketing, there are plenty of discussions on the forum about various ways to work at home that may suit your personality better than online marketing.

There have been discussions about making money as a writer by creating private label articles or providing unique and exclusive articles. There have been discussions about doing voice-over work to make money. And there have even been articles about how...

Flogging and deceptive negative option offers continue to rage on despite the recent large FTC Crackdown on business opportunity scams.

The FTC did an amazing job, but the level of business opportunity scams seems to have just spun out of control. While many of the mainstream affiliate networks are no longer taking hidden negative option offers, private networks are still allowing them to be promoted and even seem to encourage flogging using sites like KevinsMoneyTree.org and the...