Happy Holidays - Thanks LeadFlash

[marketer23]

Got a nice present from Matt (aka chipmunk) from LeadFlash.

I got lucky and landed a sweet payday loan domain early part of this year. I had no clue how payday loans worked at the time but luckily through WF, I found Matt and he showed me the entire process (he's a VERY patient dude) and he got me setup and rolling. I definitely wouldn't be where I'm at today without his help.

Anyway - here are some pics of the gift from LeadFlash.

 

[Andrey]

Thanks for telling me your niche, now I am gonna reg a domain and dominate it! kthxbye lol

 

[soulbyproxy]

Looks like you got the petite box. $54 retail not including the custom branding. I would have preferred the money.

Lots of Little Holiday Goodies - Edible - Olive & Cocoa

 

[mreed]

Thanks for telling me your niche, now I am gonna reg a domain and dominate it! kthxbye lol

Payday loans! Why didn't I think of that?

 

[wezcountry]

payday loans - soon to be outlawed in the uk.

 

[Yaxxx]

payday loans - soon to be outlawed in the uk.

lolwat? Govt investigation found that payday loan sites are a legit form of borrowing as they discourage people from going to loan sharks and actively promote the service being a short term loan.

Sites like wonga.com aren't going anywhere.

 

[chipmunk]

marketer23- You are welcome man!! Thanks for the nice words.

payday loans - soon to be outlawed in the uk.

...The UK market will be just fine legally!

-=Chipmunk=-

 

[Deliguy]

leadflash is awesome!

 

[JCash]

The money and everything is nice, but it's the little bags of popcorn and chocolate-covered pretzels that really make affiliate marketing worthwhile for affiliates.

 

[MediaBuysEyez]

Dude - that's a nice kitchen table...

 

[-Shady]

marketer23- You are welcome man!! Thanks for the nice words.

...The UK market will be just fine legally!

-=Chipmunk=-

You should teach me to be successful also

 

[ly2 from WF]

Dude - that's a nice kitchen table...

That's oak veneer bros. Ain't no fake wood paneling over here.

 

[marketer23]

Dude - that's a nice kitchen table...

thank you

That's oak veneer bros. Ain't no fake wood paneling over here.

ly2 - I'm calling you out to post a picture of your kitchen table.

 

[dmnEPC]

That's oak veneer bros. Ain't no fake wood paneling over here.

Do you know what veneer means?

In woodworking, veneer refers to thin slices of wood, usually thinner than 3 mm (1/8 inch), that are typically glued onto core panels (typically, wood, particle board or medium-density fiberboard) to produce flat panels such as doors, tops and panels for cabinets, parquet floors and parts of furniture. They are also used in marquetry. Plywood consists of three or more layers of veneer, each glued with its grain at right angles to adjacent layers for strength. Veneer beading is a thin layer of decorative edging placed around objects, such as jewelry boxes. Veener is also a type of manufactured board

Are you sure thats not solid oak?

 

[JCash]

It does appear to be some solid hardwood, could be red oak, but it's not a kitchen table, it looks nightstand-scale.

 

[DreamMachine]

Do you know what veneer means?

Are you sure thats not solid oak?

Veneer means you still get a slice of real wood over your chipboard.

"fake wood panelling" to me usually means some sort of vinyl (plastic) covering that has been made to look like wood grain.

It looks like a veneer to me, too much grain going in all directions. The edge is solid though as it's been routed.

 

[MediaBuysEyez]

It does appear to be some solid hardwood, could be red oak, but it's not a kitchen table, it looks nightstand-scale.

OP fooled me bad...:banana_sml:

 

[marketer23]

It does appear to be some solid hardwood, could be red oak, but it's not a kitchen table, it looks nightstand-scale.

It's a kitchen table and it is veneer.

 

[swiftclick]

this is now a kitchen table thread

 

[JCash]

It's a kitchen table and it is veneer.

So it's like a lazy susan on the kitchen table? Is the lazy susan part solid and the table's veneered, because there's some clear millwork that is more or less impossible with veneering. Sure it's not inlay?