Roys Reviews
Posted 22nd November 2008 at 09:18 PM by Royal Flush
Hi. My name is Roy.
I started looking for business opportunities on the internet in the Spring of 2004 after the company I worked at for 22 years was sold. I was a senior manager in the company and helped grow it from a $2 million company to a $20 million company, but the new owner had a lot of mouths to feed in his family and he began looking for ways to make the higher paid employees, like myself, not so enthusiastic about their work and their jobs. After 3 ½ months of that I resigned.
I had money saved and whole lot of experience running a retail company so I started evaluating just about every internet money making opportunity I could find. Some were easy enough to dismiss but many required at least a small investment to get a really good look at them.
I went through dozens of them paying anywhere from $29 to $99 for the programs and then occasionally investing a little more in websites, products, advertising, and more. I spent the most on air purifiers. I won’t mention any brand names but I dropped about $5,000 in inventory on those babies. After a few months of no sales I ended up giving two to my Mom, one to me friend on her birthday, I had three running in my own home, gave one away for a wedding gift and another one for a house warming gift. I finally sold the last few on eBay at about half what I paid for them.
I tried Real Estate marketing by someone quite famous for it, again, not mentioning any names because I really don’t want to be sued. I wouldn’t say his program doesn’t work. It just requires a lot of effort and a good bit of cash to get going. More than I was willing to part with. Then there were the “Make Money on Ebay” programs, the “Build Your Own Online Store” programs, I even tried the “How to Predict Slot Machine Payouts” ebook.
After all that I finally found a few that actually turned a profit with only a small investment (about $200 to get started) and some, but not an all consuming amount of time. Now, did they all perform as they were advertised? No way. I didn’t start making $1000 a week like some of them promised, but within two weeks, I did start to see some returns. In a month I cracked the nut and had my small investment covered and the rest is history. No, I didn’t become a millionaire overnight, but I did learn how to make some extra income they all promised, but so few delivered.
Look, if you want to get rich quick buy a lottery ticket. That’s your best chance. But, if you can be satisfied with just turning a profit at first and building up a nice income over time you can either do what I did, go through dozens of get rich quick programs, or I can take you right to the two or three that actually worked for me. I don’t charge anything for this. It’s just my reviews of a couple internet business opportunities that work. And by “work” I mean there are real people at them you can talk to by email at least and sometimes by phone. They don’t require any specific knowledge or skills, just a little effort and some determination. They don’t require a large investment, but please remember that just buying the program is only the first step. You’ve got to be willing to invest a few more dollars in some set-up and advertising costs with just about all of them. And they don’t require a huge commitment of your time. Well, at first they do, but after you’re set up and operating it gets much easier.
So, check them out for yourself. It doesn’t cost you anything to look. Just click on my link and remember this motto: Don’t get scammed! Free Scam Review
I started looking for business opportunities on the internet in the Spring of 2004 after the company I worked at for 22 years was sold. I was a senior manager in the company and helped grow it from a $2 million company to a $20 million company, but the new owner had a lot of mouths to feed in his family and he began looking for ways to make the higher paid employees, like myself, not so enthusiastic about their work and their jobs. After 3 ½ months of that I resigned.
I had money saved and whole lot of experience running a retail company so I started evaluating just about every internet money making opportunity I could find. Some were easy enough to dismiss but many required at least a small investment to get a really good look at them.
I went through dozens of them paying anywhere from $29 to $99 for the programs and then occasionally investing a little more in websites, products, advertising, and more. I spent the most on air purifiers. I won’t mention any brand names but I dropped about $5,000 in inventory on those babies. After a few months of no sales I ended up giving two to my Mom, one to me friend on her birthday, I had three running in my own home, gave one away for a wedding gift and another one for a house warming gift. I finally sold the last few on eBay at about half what I paid for them.
I tried Real Estate marketing by someone quite famous for it, again, not mentioning any names because I really don’t want to be sued. I wouldn’t say his program doesn’t work. It just requires a lot of effort and a good bit of cash to get going. More than I was willing to part with. Then there were the “Make Money on Ebay” programs, the “Build Your Own Online Store” programs, I even tried the “How to Predict Slot Machine Payouts” ebook.
After all that I finally found a few that actually turned a profit with only a small investment (about $200 to get started) and some, but not an all consuming amount of time. Now, did they all perform as they were advertised? No way. I didn’t start making $1000 a week like some of them promised, but within two weeks, I did start to see some returns. In a month I cracked the nut and had my small investment covered and the rest is history. No, I didn’t become a millionaire overnight, but I did learn how to make some extra income they all promised, but so few delivered.
Look, if you want to get rich quick buy a lottery ticket. That’s your best chance. But, if you can be satisfied with just turning a profit at first and building up a nice income over time you can either do what I did, go through dozens of get rich quick programs, or I can take you right to the two or three that actually worked for me. I don’t charge anything for this. It’s just my reviews of a couple internet business opportunities that work. And by “work” I mean there are real people at them you can talk to by email at least and sometimes by phone. They don’t require any specific knowledge or skills, just a little effort and some determination. They don’t require a large investment, but please remember that just buying the program is only the first step. You’ve got to be willing to invest a few more dollars in some set-up and advertising costs with just about all of them. And they don’t require a huge commitment of your time. Well, at first they do, but after you’re set up and operating it gets much easier.
So, check them out for yourself. It doesn’t cost you anything to look. Just click on my link and remember this motto: Don’t get scammed! Free Scam Review
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Roy, I'll break this to you gently! Those aren't reviews, they are straightforward affiliate links to Clickbank products.
A bit more editorial of why and how each program works would be better. Just my 2cPosted 24th November 2008 at 02:26 AM by Janet Sawyer
