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Making $15,000 in 2 weeks is an easy job..

by Gumballer
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Hi,

You always hear about people struggling 12 hours a day to make a living online, trying to master SEO, blowing hours and money left and right investing in backlinks, and spending hours on articlesubmissions etc. etc. etc.

2 Weeks ago I saw a website on digitalpoint.com that did great and was sold at a pretty decent price, and started wondering, how is the competition for this niche in my local area? I did some research and found out there was actually no competition at all.

I spent the next 2 days researching the market, and building a simple website in Wordpress + creating a few different landing pages (for Adwords PPC).

My guess is, I used maybe 12 hours in total on this project.

Once the site was up, I set simply setup an Adwords campaign at a very low CPC. My website converted immediately from the first day!
The next 2 weeks I just sat on the sofa watching TV shows and movies, and relaxed while I saw the money roll in.. In these 2 weeks I made 2000$ profits from doing absolute NOTHING. - Maybe 30 minutes a day checking transactions and doing a bit of emails - but thats it, lol.

Okay I of course needed to pay for my Adwords campaign. But this was no big deal, I had a max budget of 40$ daily, and the site brought in much more than that.

A few days after launch I poked around to hear if anyone would be interested in buying a site that already did well from day 1 and I got an offer of 5,000$, however I thought id just let it continue on autopilot for a bit more time..

I then recently listed the site for sale, and 2 hours after the listing was put up, it was sold for 13,000$.

We are talking about a period of about 15 days!

My advice to you guys is simple - dont get lost in backlinking and SEO, if you find a good converting niche and do a good job with the website, so its optimized for converting visitors - JUST USE GOOGLE ADWORDS! This is the first time I ever used a google adwords campaign and I couldnt be happier.

It could have taking me months by doing backlinks, article submissions etc. until I would have even earned my first $ online.
Dont waste your money on "10,000 unique visitors monthly guaranteed!" packages. Its a big scam for your money. You dont want to pay for any type of visitors, you want to put your money where you know the visitors that come to your site, are looking for your product/offer/information.

Making money online is not a myth, and it doesnt take a genius or having to create the next facebook...
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    Thanks for sharing this - you really took the bull by the horns and ran with this all the way to maximize your profits. While I wouldn't have sold the site so quickly and instead would have just opted to let the income roll in for at least several months before selling it, I'm sure you had your reasons for wanting to let it go so quickly.

    Was your website promoting an affiliate product, or did you create your own product in this particular case? Also, was it targeting people only in your local area? (If so, that'd have been the key to your getting pretty low CPC rates, as I'm almost positive that targeting Scandinavia wouldn't be very expensive at all, especially in comparison to US targeting!)

    Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author Gumballer
    Hi Paulie,

    I created my own Product in this case, which was a 3 page e-Book. And yes I was only targeting 2 scandinavian countries. The great thing about Scandinavia is that the Market is MUCH less competitive than US, and people are willing to pay much more for products.

    As an example, an eBook of about 100 pages explaining SEO and backlinks are sold for more than 200 dollars here, and in the first year over 5,000 sales were generated.

    Yes profit profit profit
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    • Profile picture of the author paulie888
      Originally Posted by Gumballer View Post

      Hi Paulie,

      I created my own Product in this case, which was a 3 page e-Book. And yes I was only targeting 2 scandinavian countries. The great thing about Scandinavia is that the Market is MUCH less competitive than US, and people are willing to pay much more for products.

      As an example, an eBook of about 100 pages explaining SEO and backlinks are sold for more than 200 dollars here, and in the first year over 5,000 sales were generated.

      Yes profit profit profit
      WOW, a 100 page ebook going for $200? That's next to impossible to pull off here in the US.

      Out of curiosity, how much were you selling that 3 page e-book for, and is it in the IM niche? You're absolutely right, competition (and therefore CPC) is probably much lower in Scandinavia. Also, were the books written in English or a Scandinavian language?

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author Gumballer
        Originally Posted by paulie888 View Post

        WOW, a 100 page ebook going for $200? That's next to impossible to pull off here in the US.

        Out of curiosity, how much were you selling that 3 page e-book for, and is it in the IM niche? You're absolutely right, competition (and therefore CPC) is probably much lower in Scandinavia. Also, were the books written in English or a Scandinavian language?

        Paul
        Hi Paulie,

        Yes it's indeed an incredibly lucrative market over here. I think its generally speaking, that you can get away with a much higher price here in Europe, than in the US. Of course there is the language barrier, which also "protects" us a bit from outside competition.

        My eBook was not in the IM niche. It is however a niche that will work all over the world. Sites like mine have been sold for alot more. I however wouldnt feel right charging more, although I probably could have.

        Most people here in Scandinavia speak pretty well english, but when it comes to converting sales - the pitch / sales page needs to be in the native language. Wether that will be German, Italian, French, Swedish etc.

        I of course have a big advantage in setting up professional webpages since I am a webdesigner already, so I know which designs and setups generate sales. - And of course how to approach the individual markets.

        - A joke en english is not always translated into Finnish - vice verca.. Same goes with a sales pitch. You will often need a different approach, emphasising on other keypoints. etc.
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        • Profile picture of the author paulie888
          Originally Posted by Gumballer View Post

          Hi Paulie,

          Yes it's indeed an incredibly lucrative market over here. I think its generally speaking, that you can get away with a much higher price here in Europe, than in the US. Of course there is the language barrier, which also "protects" us a bit from outside competition.

          My eBook was not in the IM niche. It is however a niche that will work all over the world. Sites like mine have been sold for alot more. I however wouldnt feel right charging more, although I probably could have.

          I am actually considering making an eBook for Warriors in here, with step-by-step instructions how to replicate the same site/niche that made me this amount in just 2 weeks. The books were written in English, Salespage in Scandinavian.

          Most people here in Scandinavia speak pretty well english, but when it comes to converting sales - the pitch / sales page needs to be in the native language. Wether that will be German, Italian, French, Swedish etc.

          I of course have a big advantage in setting up professional webpages since I am a webdesigner already, so I know which designs and setups generate sales. - And of course how to approach the individual markets.

          - A joke en english is not always translated into Finnish - vice verca.. Same goes with a sales pitch. You will often need a different approach, emphasising on other keypoints. etc.
          I definitely see the logic in constructing the sales page in a different language, as humor, inferences and stories that form an emotional connection are much better told in the native language that you're targeting.

          I have heard of marketers running CPA campaigns in Europe (France, Germany, etc.) and getting far better results with their PPC campaigns there than in the US...and they didn't even speak the language! All they did was use an online dictionary to translate English into French (or whatever language they were targeting) for the PPC ad, and that worked out very well.

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        • Profile picture of the author JordanFrancis
          Okay. So you made a bunch of money while playing games and watching TV. Then you made even more by selling this wonder-site that makes money on autopilot (and YES, I'd also get rid of such a site as soon as I possibly could, because...oh...no...I wouldn't.)

          Originally Posted by Gumballer View Post

          I am actually considering making an eBook for Warriors in here, with step-by-step instructions how to replicate the same site/niche that made me this amount in just 2 weeks. The books were written in English, Salespage in Scandinavian.
          Hmm...
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    • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
      Originally Posted by Gumballer View Post

      Hi Paulie,

      I created my own Product in this case, which was a 3 page e-Book. And yes I was only targeting 2 scandinavian countries. The great thing about Scandinavia is that the Market is MUCH less competitive than US, and people are willing to pay much more for products.

      As an example, an eBook of about 100 pages explaining SEO and backlinks are sold for more than 200 dollars here, and in the first year over 5,000 sales were generated.

      Yes profit profit profit
      Very interesting indeed. Any other countries that are like this? Or is Scandinavia a unique case?
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  • Profile picture of the author Allen Payne
    I'm glad to hear that Gumballer . This is what happens when you take action. Don't ever give up. There are many opportunities like this one available and all we need to do is to find them and take advantage.

    Keep up the good work and i wish you success in your future online ventures.


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    Congratulations you are doing really well. What niche are you involved in?
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  • Profile picture of the author NikkiDelgado
    Nice one!! I am myself also dipping my feet in more to flipping sites. It can be very very profitable and easy if you know how to do it! Plus it can have very fast results, I really like that it only took you 15 days to flip the site. Alot of people here recommend waiting months/years to flip a site. I love quick flips!

    Site flipping is an excellent way to get quick cash and I use it alongside my full time Facebook Business Model which I am gradually outsourcing more and more.

    Taking just a few hours per day to build and flip sites is definatly worth it.
    Thanks for sharing
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      You shot the best luck there buddy. How I wish I can earn as much as what you've earned without doing anything. That is my big question to myself now, how :confused:
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  • Profile picture of the author George Chernikov
    As Seoman76 said, this doesn't make sense - at least, on the surface.

    How much were you paying per click? What was your conversion rate? How much did you make with each conversion (that being a 3-page ebook)?

    I'm not asking you to reveal your niche; I'm simply saying that, without showing us the numbers, this method is, frankly, meaningless.

    Sure, on the surface, it's simplicity itself - create a website, drive Adwords traffic, sell product, PROFIT! Optional: flip the site, or scale by building other sites. But, in reality, the numbers paint a different picture.

    Assume a conversion rate of 1% on the product and a CPC of $0.25. With a $29 product, you would have to sell 500 copies to make $2,000 profit, and, at 1% conversion rate, that's 50,000 visitors - and there's no way you can get that many visitors over a two-week period bidding on low-competition keywords; you have to use more popular, high-competition ones, and that would drive your CPC up).

    You would also spend $12,500 on Adwords over the defined time period - or $892 per day, way above your $40/day budget.

    I'm happy to be proven wrong - IF you can substantiate your original post with figures.

    EDIT: Reason I'm being harsh is, all the time I see posts like that on WF - "Hey, look at how I made $127,674 while watching TV - buy my e-book if you want to know how, because I'd rather sell e-books than do the same thing that made me $127,654!"
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  • Profile picture of the author morsh
    wow omg, that's shocking success story
    wait a sec, there's doubt in this discussion
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  • Profile picture of the author Gumballer
    I appreciate the scepticism from the late replies, and to be honest I dont really care.

    It was just meant to be a morale booster, and a quick story that its possible to make money online without having to bother with SEO techniques and waiting months and months and months ahead for results.

    From George:
    How much were you paying per click? What was your conversion rate? How much did you make with each conversion (that being a 3-page ebook)?

    I paid around 20 cent per click and a conversion rate averaging of 5-7%

    " EDIT: Reason I'm being harsh is, all the time I see posts like that on WF - "Hey, look at how I made $127,674 while watching TV - buy my e-book if you want to know how, because I'd rather sell e-books than do the same thing that made me $127,654!""

    - No offence, but why do you think ALL people sell e-Books on Internet Marketing - It's surely to make profits.

    " No sane person would have sold a site that brings in $2000,- in 2 weeks."
    - Yes I did, and many more on flippa has done the same. I could probably even have found a buyer willing to pay much more, but to be honest. I dont think the site was worth much more. Yes the buyer got a high converting website with a good product for the niche - and he will make this money back within the next few months, but month after month new competition will continue to pop up - and I wasnt looking for the stress of that + this was the biggest offer I had yet gotten for a website flip, so I was happy with the sale.

    anyways.. as mentioned before, this was just a story to be shared telling how powerful Adwords can be, and for certain niches how well it can convert.

    well.

    Off to watch TV
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    • Profile picture of the author inter123
      It is definately true that markets outside North America are less saturated, the competetion is less stiff and potenitally the cost of Adwords is less.

      But, however, it does sound a bit like "How i made $10,000 with less then 2 hours work" - much of which is absolute nonsense. But then again, this is a marketing world and that is how things operate in that sphere.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnny_h
    Tasty discussion...

    The only thing I see in here that makes me want to believe gumballer is that he said it was in his local market - Maybe there really is an untapped market in his area...

    I'd be curious to see the Flippa listing, or to know what niche the site was in - the site's already sold, so it wouldn't be hurting anything, right?
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    • Profile picture of the author Gumballer
      Originally Posted by johnny_h View Post

      Tasty discussion...

      The only thing I see in here that makes me want to believe gumballer is that he said it was in his local market - Maybe there really is an untapped market in his area...

      I'd be curious to see the Flippa listing, or to know what niche the site was in - the site's already sold, so it wouldn't be hurting anything, right?
      My local market is UNTAPPED in this Niche, which is why I had so much success. However, as with all Internet Businesses, once other Marketeers sees something profitable, it gets copied so quickly, and the competition just explodes. I didnt want to bother with that, which is why I just sold the site and moved on.

      The success i've had with that particular site, opened my eyes in a whole different way for my market - and I have a few new projects coming up I hope to do just as well.

      We will see how it goes.

      Btw - the site was not sold on flippa, so cant give you the link, and due to respect of the new owner, im of course not going to reveal much more about the niche.
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    • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
      Originally Posted by johnny_h View Post

      Tasty discussion...

      The only thing I see in here that makes me want to believe gumballer is that he said it was in his local market - Maybe there really is an untapped market in his area...

      I'd be curious to see the Flippa listing, or to know what niche the site was in - the site's already sold, so it wouldn't be hurting anything, right?
      Johnny, just a general comment...Flippa's Twitter site can be a GREAT place to do research....they have their entire historical log of tweets of both very high bids that were placed AND flippa seems to announce it whenever an (at least high end) bid is placed on a listing. When sites are sold, you can go back and look at the whole history of bids. Very valuable tool.
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  • Profile picture of the author kianhowe
    I guess that's the same as the China market where there's a language barrier. Of course it is a totally different game over in China with different marketing methods and different payment gateways, and thats only naming a few
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    • Profile picture of the author Gumballer
      Originally Posted by kianhowe View Post

      I guess that's the same as the China market where there's a language barrier. Of course it is a totally different game over in China with different marketing methods and different payment gateways, and thats only naming a few
      True - China is such a sick market to get into - but once you're in you can do incredibly well! In alot of different markets - specially if you are able to get into gaming *drool*
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        Good on you Gumballer!
        It's all about finding that profitable niche
        Keep up the good work my friend.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    Originally Posted by Chris Kent View Post

    Either you are very good at PPC or you got lucky with PPC. The rest, anyone can do.

    If PPC was always so profitable, everybody would be doing it. The margins are tighter than ever today.
    Chris, if you read his post in its entirety, he entered a niche market and was only targeting two countries in Scandinavia, and that was one of the main keys to campaign profitability. While PPC costs in America and Western Europe may be sky high, you'll be surprised at how little it costs in other regions of the world, so it's not as cut and dried as you're implying here.
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    • Profile picture of the author JamesRiley
      so your method is to look for sites on sale at DP and other places then steal the niche and rewrite the site an monetize it with your affiliate links and run an adwords campaign?
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  • Profile picture of the author Flipfilter
    If we can put the scepticism to one side (and I'm a really sceptical guy!), the OP does have a valid point on two counts - 1 being the general lack of use of Adwords and 2 being the opportunity in site conversions for other countries by native speakers / designers.

    Lots of higher tier sites on Flippa are established and have solid consistent revenue that grew not because of SEO but because of PPC. It's probably not going to work for every product as your profit per sale needs to be enough to justify the PPC click costs, but I'd always use PPC twice on a new project

    1) To drive an initial hit of traffic to various landing pages and offers so I can split test each one, tweak variables and see what converts best (also I'm cheap so I usually use a free $50 adword voucher for this )

    2) When the site is done, to provide paying customers from day one until SEO has the time to catch up.

    I think Perry Marshall (love him or hate him) sums it up best in a blog post he did, but people will always value a business that has a scalable system.

    Personally, I would rather pay for a site that has a (scalable) system of generating new customers at a profit that I know I'm in full control of than one which entirely relies on Google that will require an indefinite amount of work to grow.

    I don't know if the OP's story is true, and if we scrutinise every post on this forum we'll just be left with a big hole and a lot of empty words. I say, take the lesson and run with it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike McAleer
    Originally Posted by Gumballer View Post

    Hi,

    You always hear about people struggling 12 hours a day to make a living online, trying to master SEO, blowing hours and money left and right investing in backlinks, and spending hours on articlesubmissions etc. etc. etc.

    2 Weeks ago I saw a website on digitalpoint.com that did great and was sold at a pretty decent price, and started wondering, how is the competition for this niche in my local area? I did some research and found out there was actually no competition at all.

    I spent the next 2 days researching the market, and building a simple website in Wordpress + creating a few different landing pages (for Adwords PPC).

    My guess is, I used maybe 12 hours in total on this project.

    Once the site was up, I set simply setup an Adwords campaign at a very low CPC. My website converted immediately from the first day!
    The next 2 weeks I just sat on the sofa watching TV shows and movies, and relaxed while I saw the money roll in.. In these 2 weeks I made 2000$ profits from doing absolute NOTHING. - Maybe 30 minutes a day checking transactions and doing a bit of emails - but thats it, lol.

    Okay I of course needed to pay for my Adwords campaign. But this was no big deal, I had a max budget of 40$ daily, and the site brought in much more than that.

    A few days after launch I poked around to hear if anyone would be interested in buying a site that already did well from day 1 and I got an offer of 5,000$, however I thought id just let it continue on autopilot for a bit more time..

    I then recently listed the site for sale, and 2 hours after the listing was put up, it was sold for 13,000$.

    We are talking about a period of about 15 days!

    My advice to you guys is simple - dont get lost in backlinking and SEO, if you find a good converting niche and do a good job with the website, so its optimized for converting visitors - JUST USE GOOGLE ADWORDS! This is the first time I ever used a google adwords campaign and I couldnt be happier.

    It could have taking me months by doing backlinks, article submissions etc. until I would have even earned my first $ online.
    Dont waste your money on "10,000 unique visitors monthly guaranteed!" packages. Its a big scam for your money. You dont want to pay for any type of visitors, you want to put your money where you know the visitors that come to your site, are looking for your product/offer/information.

    Making money online is not a myth, and it doesnt take a genius or having to create the next facebook...
    This is very useful. Now do you suggest adwords only or could you do some CPV?
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    • Profile picture of the author paulie888
      Originally Posted by FreshDomains View Post

      This is very useful. Now do you suggest adwords only or could you do some CPV?
      It really depends on the niche, and the price of the product being sold. I don't think PPV would work too well with high-priced and/or complex products with long sales pages, as your webpage will display as a pop-up ad for only a few seconds on PPV, and for it to be effective, it has to grab the visitors' attention within this very short time span - so as you can imagine, only certain types of offers and products would work well with this advertising model.
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    Great success you have had so far! Keep taking action.
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    I talked to a person in the health niche who is so obsest with optimizing for more visitors yet the site got o optins in the last 5 years. People don't think to optimize for the funell and sales and that is what you did. Great job.
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  • Profile picture of the author theemperor
    Nice story

    I agree about flipping to early. If I made $2k in 2 weeks from such little work I'd spend a few more hours seeing how I could increase the revenue. E.g. If you could use upsells and cross sells to get an extra $1k a week that might of added $5k to your flippa final bid. Doing such a test could have take 30 minutes.

    However it's the pot calling the kettle black - i've not made that amount of money so easily before, but just adding my 2 cents.

    Mr Gumballer - can you post back in 4 weeks time and let us know if you can 'rinse and repeat' this? Or you just going to party it up and never repeat? :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author Gadi
    Scandinavia is one of the most lucrative markets and although I do have my doubts about how easy it was to make so much money in such a short amount of time, I don't doubt that it is possible if everything is done well. My only doubt here was regarding the fact that this was your first Adwords campaign.

    I'd love to get our products promoted in Scandinavia. Would you be willing to work with me on a Scandinavian campaign to promote engagement rings? We pay out 8% with an average payout of $240. If you can replicate your success in our niche market, you'll make a killing!
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    • Profile picture of the author daj
      I checked on Flippa, and the only site that sold for $13,000 recently was a football site which didn't make money through adwords. Where did you sell your website at?
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  • Profile picture of the author Raindance
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    Oh my God, this is getting weird for me now. As you are answering all those questions, I hope you answer mine too. I have no doubt that you did what you are claiming but I just want to know a few things for my own knowledge.
    - Where did you sell it? As you said you didn't do it on Flippa
    - Was your traffic ENTIRELY from PPC? No other source?
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  • Profile picture of the author HappyHourInfo
    Although like many, I too am skeptical, congratulations nonetheless. Foreign markets can be goldmines for sure through PPC. SEO is a drag at times and the competition is just horrendous.
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  • Profile picture of the author dezchamps
    why be any more skeptical of this than many of the other claims you see on this forum? Take them all with a grain of salt. I can see where it could work. It must have been a heck of a good domain name and a heck of a good ebook!
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    Thanks for sharing.
    Great job and congrats on making that $15000.
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  • Profile picture of the author theory expert
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    Well no one usually claims to have made $15,000 in 2 weeks in public because they know they would be scorched by those around here that know better. On top of that, the OP says, "it is easy", as to imply why noob can't do this for him, or, herself. Usually this kind of talk is saved for WSO's. I can't wait for him to return because this thread leaves more questions than answers, and, right now the verdict is still out.

    P.S. The OP hasn't been back since friday. Perhaps he will show tonight. I guess his day time is US nights?
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