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avoid the scams, find out which business opportunities actually work 20th july 2016 biz opp podcast filed under: general opportunities — ben @ 8:17 pm remember in the 90s when you would go online to ‘surf the web’? when you’d begin by searching for one topic and half an hour later you’d be reading about something completely different – simply because you’d followed links from page to page? the way websites were put together back then was different to how it happens now. webmasters would provide links to similar sites so you could read more about a topic on someone else’s site. that doesn’t happen as much today. perhaps you are different but i don’t tend to surf the web from site-to-site. instead it’s more a case of: – do a web-search – read a page from the results page – press the back button to return to the search results to seek more info from another site. over the last few days i have been searching old topics because i am planning on doing the 2006 version of my 2005 writeup ( http://bizoppsuk.com/10_years_2005.php ). so my search has taken me to lots of different biz opp websites, forums, blogs and so on. by the way, have you seen the warrior forum recently? oh dear… anyway, i stumbled upon someone doing something i considered several years ago but discounted for a number of reasons. back in 2007 i was at a seminar in coventry listening to a canadian marketer called scott paton do a presentation about the positives of podcasts for marketing. it was very interesting and i made plenty of notes. i even considered doing a ‘biz opps podcast’. it never happened, i didn’t pull the trigger but during my recent web-surfing i followed a link and came across one well-known biz opp marketer who has started to podcast. the show is called “ the laight show ” and as you might have guessed, it’s nick laight who is featured on the show along with a friend/business partner/employee (?) called rob (apologies to rob because i don’t know his last name). i’ve just listened to the first 3 podcasts on soundcloud but unfortunately there aren’t anymore to be had at present. the last one was on 29th june so hopefully we will see another soon. i’ve pressed the follow button on the soundcloud app so i expect it’ll tell me when another is published. in the spirit of surfing the web 90s-style, you can find out more by using this link to go to nick’s site: http://www.digitalupstart.co.uk/the-laight-show/listen-to-first-podcast-nothing-planned/ comments (0) -- 31st october 2014 gary ambrose – spam spam spam spam filed under: internet marketing , warning — ben @ 10:48 pm lucky me i’m being spammed by gary ambrose. at some point in the long distant past i stupidly let gary know one of my email addresses and now i am simply unable to prevent him emailing me through his “email aces” service. he puts a link at the bottom of each email underneath some text that says “you can use the following link to unsubscribe, or update your contact details”. i click on the link and another page opens which says: “if you would like to remove this email address from this autoresponder please click the appropriate link below. your email address will not be removed until you click the link below.” i then click that link: “the email address, ben***@*****.com, has been removed from this list. you may receive one or two additional emails from this account over the next 24-48 if there are messages currently in the queue. please take note that you have removed yourself from one email aces account, not from the entire system. if you are subscribed to other email aces accounts, you may continue to receive email from those accounts. “ now please tell me if i’m being stupid but surely i’ve just followed the instructions and had myself removed from gary’s email list? so by this time next week i should be fully cleared from his system and i should never receive any gary ambrose emails again. how i’ll live without receiving the emails about such wonderful junk like “income black box” i don’t know but i’m willing to take the chance. for the record, these were the variables in the unsubscribe link in the email i got today: ee=10773021 ii=792 p=1370593185 m=b275270 i will update when i recieve more email from gary. i’m confident that i will receive more email from him simply because i’ve got screenshots of when i clicked on the unsubscribe links in june 2013 and january 2014. nothing changed then and i doubt it will now. if emails continue to come i’ll start posting the email replies i’ve sent to gary previously, which i doubt he ever read. on the warrior forum he even admits that he doesn’t bother answering 99% of the support tickets placed on his listwire site. “i’ll make no bones about it, our support desk is answered rarely because 99.9% of the questions that come in are already answered on our support forum, and in the support manual.” does not surprise me whatsoever. let’s not forget that gary teamed up with keith wellman for years. he obviously learned a great deal about customer service from keith. keith, of course, is now long gone from internet marketing after his business seemingly collapsed. i discovered he sold his house at a considerable loss, this being the house he used to brag about in sales letters and videos. time has not been kind to many of these people who used to call themselves “internet marketing experts”. some have gone back to working 9 to 5 – keith wellman is now a shop assistant for apple. others, like gary, cling to the internet marketing affiliate link email dream. one can only speculate about how well he’s doing but he certainly seems confident that his unsubscribe links work when he is trying to defend himself on the warrior forum. i must strongly disagree and i’m not alone (link opens in new window): gary ambrose: spammer there are others on the warrior forum who complain about the spam but you’ll have to find that link yourself because i refuse to link to that particular forum. more to come… *update 24/11/2014* spam received today from gary. subject: “fastest – results – ever”. the unsubscribe link states that i signed up for gary’s junk on march 6th 2013. i can guarantee that i didn’t sign up for any email lists on that day because it has been years since i subscribed to any list aside from “sportsure” and we all know how that turned out… gary’s plight almost makes me want to send him a few dollars via paypal. he’s obvious desperate to make money. comments (0) -- 25th october 2013 sportsure trading system review – questions and answers from a subscriber filed under: betting — ben @ 9:18 am q : how are you finding it so far? a : so far i am yet to make up my mind about sportsure. it’s nice to be able to reach tony and pauline easily through the website and the webinars have been reasonably interesting. not having the webinar replays is irritating. it’s not as if they haven’t had time to prepare for the course. sportsure was obviously conceived on or before july 2013 when the junk sites began to appear. they really should have made sure all of the webinar features such as live screen sharing and publishing the replays were ready long before tim lowe started sending out sales letters. i’m 50/50 on whether to carry on beyond the first module. the main gripe i have is the early change to method 1 – the so-called early goal method. this is a method that we were told has been working for two years. one of the two system creators, tony langley, even told us that he doubled a £300 bank in one month using the method. and he did this just a couple of months ago. it’s a little suspicious that this has to be changed so early due to losses that are twice the size that tony claimed they would be. [ edited by ben – 31/10/2013 – benefit of the doubt ] i did put in a request for a download of tony’s first month’s results to be put in the member’s area in spreadsheet format but pauline wheeler-reid (the other system creator) told me “the video showing tony doubling his bank is on the website al

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