Hahaha...
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wow! up to $100 a day!!!
jk man, just busting ur balls. I like the way the anchor said that.
nice interview....
yeah, had a busy few days. missed all the action. But now it's slow at work so i'm doing some catch up. And i love it. I have laughed at least 6-7 times in this thread to the point where the dude next to me keeps asking what's so funny...
..too bad he'll never understand...
It's amazing some of you are smart enough to make the money, but too stupid to figure out what to do with it.
Please enlighten us what to do with our money. Save the trees? </sarcasm>
What is right for you might not be right for others so don't go around telling others what to do.
Rumor has it that uber affiliate Paul Bourque is holding a uber camp.
I expect to see you all there.
I expect to see you all there.
This one time, at Uber Camp...
This one time, at Uber Camp, I stuck my pussy in a flute
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He is - THE CACTUS!
Well, we might all be laughing at Paul right now, but fuck me with a piece of razor wire, he's managed to sucker 150 people in so far???
Even at the cheapest rate, that's gone and netted him nearly $30k for maybe a week's worth of work...
Sure, it's not affiliate marketing. It's technically arsehat, but unless they all do chargebacks, he's just made a shit load of money, will be able to show he's made a shitload of money with his "patented reverse funnel system" (or whatever bs he's going to call it) so that even MORE people will be suckered in on his next go...
As for Eben Pagan, two noteworthy things about him:
His real name is David DeAngelo (which I think is actually a cool name). Why you'd want to change it to something so dumb, I don't know. Maybe ask Engelbert Humperdink, or Andrew Eldritch...
The other thing to note is that he is a) a professional hypnotist and b) holds live seminars.
Now, whilst hypnotism only works on those that actively believe in it and are open to suggestion, I would suggest that the sort of people that goes to these seminars believe and want, and are there fore easily planted with a post hypnotic suggestion to rave and rave about his product/service/seminar, no matter how badly they actually happen to fail at it.
Furthermore, it's been proved a few times that most of his courses really ARE a scam, especially as there's a 95%+ failure rate... Sounds like that NDA he makes people sign before hand is to prevent him from having to mount a libel suite that's definitively going to fail.
And this leads me back to Uber Camp...
I get the feeling it's got a similar thing, and I get the feeling that it wouldn't have to have about 5 different clauses in the T&C pertaining to how they take no responsibility if you fail...
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Just noticed his $0.02 post on his blog.
Paul, What the fuck, mate?!
Even at the cheapest rate, that's gone and netted him nearly $30k for maybe a week's worth of work...
Sure, it's not affiliate marketing. It's technically arsehat, but unless they all do chargebacks, he's just made a shit load of money, will be able to show he's made a shitload of money with his "patented reverse funnel system" (or whatever bs he's going to call it) so that even MORE people will be suckered in on his next go...
As for Eben Pagan, two noteworthy things about him:
His real name is David DeAngelo (which I think is actually a cool name). Why you'd want to change it to something so dumb, I don't know. Maybe ask Engelbert Humperdink, or Andrew Eldritch...
The other thing to note is that he is a) a professional hypnotist and b) holds live seminars.
Now, whilst hypnotism only works on those that actively believe in it and are open to suggestion, I would suggest that the sort of people that goes to these seminars believe and want, and are there fore easily planted with a post hypnotic suggestion to rave and rave about his product/service/seminar, no matter how badly they actually happen to fail at it.
Furthermore, it's been proved a few times that most of his courses really ARE a scam, especially as there's a 95%+ failure rate... Sounds like that NDA he makes people sign before hand is to prevent him from having to mount a libel suite that's definitively going to fail.
And this leads me back to Uber Camp...
I get the feeling it's got a similar thing, and I get the feeling that it wouldn't have to have about 5 different clauses in the T&C pertaining to how they take no responsibility if you fail...
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Just noticed his $0.02 post on his blog.
Paul, What the fuck, mate?!
If it's so fucking ridiculous, where the fuck do you get the balls to as people for $199 a month?
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