[edited] It's a digusting link, inadvertently linked by Dana --they have a redirect script set up on their website to a sick porn site if you click from the warrior forum.

Please see this thread for details:
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...hese-guys.html

Why the porn links????????

That was sick.

Whoa. I cut and pasted the URL for a legitimate site - I truly have no idea how that got there - just removed it.

That's interesting that someone would not want people from the Warrior Forum to be able to access their site -

And especially ironic if they really meant to do that - and their whole sales shtick is that they are pretending to be a Christian Mom!

This ad is on Yahoo, and all over the place - just Google bethsmoney.com

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My sincere apologies for that site link, but I had NO idea that would happen! I saw an ad on Yahoo...I clicked it to see what their deal was....I read the sales page and thought it was hilarious, so I cut and pasted the sales pages' URL...

And apparently when you click on it from the Warrior Forum it redirects to a porn page.

Very sorry.

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That could truely cost someone alot of money if you searched a known advertiser on google and then everyone clicked their paid ad ?????


I am obviously NOT recomending that, just stating my understanding.

Enterpryzman

Scam Alert Website Lists | wafflesatnoon.com

Basically it's a sneaky forced continuity program - the bethsmoney thing is on the scam list on the site I just found, above.

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Hiding scams behind good Christian ideals is certainly NOT new. The disclaimers about the people being fake and them not talking about any specific program are really funny. So is the terms section where you get billed almost $50 per month and additionally $99 for the program and also you must cancel 14 days before the next bill, blah, blah, blah.... It's easy to see how this person makes money. Yep, crime does pay, but I hope they rot in H3ll someday.

TomG.

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These kinds of sites are terrible. This makes me sicker than the porn link would have

"You know what you just linked to, right?

That is SICK and disgusting. It links to a window that CANNOT be closed without shutting down everything, and a video of a guys private part spinning around and around. You are a pig if that was deliberate. Freak."

You know, Jonathon, given how long I have been on here - you MIGHT want to give me the benefit of the doubt and ASK if I meant to do that.

And thanks for the infraction.

In all of the time that I've posted things on the Warrior Forum I've NEVER had that happen to me, but seriously - I wouldn't last long on here if I were the type to deliberately post links to things like that.

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Dana,

Don't worry about it. I'm sure Jonathan was just reacting to the ummm...spinning object on his screen.

We all know you wouldn't do that on purpose

I gave you a thanks to offset the infraction Now, quit spamming the forum with porn!

I don't think you even have to be particularly religious to find the idea of exploiting people's faith for personal gain to be reprehensible- especially with these fake blogs that are popping up everywhere.

"Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who substitute darkness for light and light for darkness; Who substitute bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!"

This site ticks me off way more than traditional long-form sales letters that many IMers use.

I think part of it is because while I think there's a lot of hype behind John Reese/Frank Kern/Mike Filsaime/Jeff Walker launches, I sincerely believe that if people actually USE their systems they will increase their success. (The only drawback to buying those products is that most people, myself included, tend to buy info products and NOT use them. But that's the consumer's fault, not the product seller.)

Sites like Beth's Money are typical of those "work from home making thousands every week stuffing envelope" style of scams that promise false hope and have NO chance of delivering, even if you use them.

I also HATE made-up conversations with made-up people used as an advertising method because OBVIOUSLY - if this system worked - there'd be real testimonials to use!!!!

Well, that wasn't what I expected to see on a fine Friday morning.

The person behind the site is wired up in an interesting (and completely disgusting) way. They have no problem screwing people out of their money, they have no problem faking religious beliefs and taking advantage of others' faith, but somewhere along the lines they decided they needed a disclaimer admitting to their disgusting faults. That is one odd duck.

On another note, I'm glad I'm not a fan of Depeche Mode because I'll never be able to listen to that song again.

http://www.danawillhoit.com/?p=121

That's a snapshot of the picture - don't look at my semi-finished website - but anyway, it even has a cute little drawing - isn't that SO adorable?

I'll give the site creator this - they know how to present a very good, professional looking, convincing sales page. So good and so well designed that I am SURE that they could make lots of money legitimately without scamming people.

By the way - go google "dickrolling" - I just did - quite educational. And you will see what other forum is being referred to.

Makes me think twice about clicking on ANY links!!!

I saw that site before. Trying to take advantage of naive people thinking this is a "Christian stay at home mom" who's making tons of money :rolleyes: Wonder how many naive people fall for it.

I also will require 3 references before clicking on any links lol

PS. Nice site Dana LOL

Interesting, if you google it, the first google result is a scam review.

It's pretty obvious that the owner of the site doesn't want people from WF or any other IM forum coming to their site. That's a great way to scare off people stealing landing pages.

Get a load of this:
Texas Attorney General

No dickroll surprises. I promise.

IN any case, it's not about the same product, but damned close I'd guess. I predict similar cases will arise with the other similar products.

Edit: I recognized the image in the header on the right. It's available at iStockPhoto in the "healthcare" category, since it's a picture of a nurse with a geriatric patient in a hospital. It's a good image, alright. I used it myself on one of the sites that I built for a healthcare recruiter.

"All persons mentioned on this blog are fictional examples of people who used the promoted products and is for demonstration purposes only. The statements contained herein come from many different people and are not necessarily being made about the specific products discussed."

lol ... a little Christian white lie, I suppose.

LOL @ this:

This page and associated pages on this site are an advertisement. All persons mentioned on this blog are fictional examples of people who used the promoted products and is for demonstration purposes only. The statements contained herein come from many different people and are not necessarily being made about the specific products discussed.

This page is just like those **** berry/colon cleanse diet "blogs" and teeth whiteners. Just another angle to make them look real.