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**johnsongreen** · 05-26-2006, 11:40 AM

I've been trying to make money online for quite some time now, So I might as well let you guys know what's my experiences so far with making money online through an affiliate network ( Mainly Clickbank) This Is How Much I am Currently Making Not Much But it's at least constant,but it's far far from the mentioned fortunes that you see the ads claims you can earn. I do enjoy it however, since I can sit my *** home and collect a check every 2 weeks.

Anyway onto My Review. A few weeks ago I ordered this package from a site called RealMoneySystems.com. It's site is poorly built but it's promise seems "tempting" The Initial Whiff

Right off the bat You can smell the bull****, but being the ever so skeptic I am, I proceeded to read the website and see what's up. I was some what convinced you could say.

After reading the whole website I proceeded to purchase the package to investigate. ( hey they give a full refund ) After I joined and logged in with my membership. Surprise surprise, a poorly built website with a poorly built membership page.

The first thing it tells you is to join clickbank and promote the realmoneysystem program. Wow, how clever of them! Not only do I have to pay for guy, I have to PROMOTE his crap too! Which means you are helping him make more money.

Then he proceeded pretty fast to telling you how you can make "fast money" only when you advertise for him on a crappier looking site. This site sells visitors/impressions to your URL. But...Yeah after all alot of people would love to visit crappy looking sites and I am sure you will get your desired visits from unique visitors, give me a break! He even have the nerves to imbed his ref id onto it, which means you are paying him yet again. >:O

He tells you to join 4 more programs to increase your sales, but every one of them will need you to pay out of your pockets and has his ref id imbeded in them. Talk about sqeezing every last dime, I hate under handed tactics like this, and after reviewing the site, I promptly proceeded to request a refund.

Conclusion Avoid Real Money Systems. I am going to include this review in my next web update., however if anyone has succeeded with this do tell?

Have some programs they might want me to review? Send it my way at webmaster(at)unitedaffiliatpartners.com. Make sure they have a refund policy. Well hope you guys enjoy reading my review.

**Minaki** · 05-30-2006, 04:47 AM

My personal policy is just not to touch these sort of money making programs. The pennies you might make are just not worth the effort. It's far easier to make a living off a website if you're selling something tangable.

**Harvey** · 05-30-2006, 04:55 AM

Great post, Johnson! It's rare anybody gets such an honest, well laid out insight to these programs. Whilst we may already think we know the quality of the program, it's nice to see it confirmed without risking $xx!

Talking of which, did they actually give you that refund?

Anybody else had good/bad experiences with similar programmes?

Like Minaki, I steer clear of these things. For me, the internet's simply too big and competitive to sell a non-unique, widely sold and promoted product - and make a good profit in the progress.

**Kane Hill** · 05-30-2006, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Minaki

My personal policy is just not to touch these sort of money making programs. The pennies you might make are just not worth the effort. It's far easier to make a living off a website if you're selling something tangable.

Well said, selling something tangable or good up to date information.

**DeniseJ** · 05-30-2006, 09:33 PM

Bravo! This post was informative; much like everyone else, I tend to avoid programs like these. They really aren't worth my time.

**ashish** · 05-31-2006, 03:01 AM

wow nicely written.... always good to remind myself of why one should steer clear of such programs....

**bluebell22** · 06-01-2006, 04:41 PM

Johnson, I was just wondering what website you joined to make the money you are making. I've joined some 'make money quick' websites and i've had no luck. At least you have some extra cash. So could you please help me out about how your making money.

**Village Idiot** · 07:00 PM

as far as I care, the only money making program out there is called education, the only money making method is called hard work

**Harvey** · 06-01-2006, 04:49 PM

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as far as I care, the only money making program out there is call education, the only money making method is called hard work

Well said

**Village Idiot** · 06-01-2006, 06:59 PM

thank you

**tymes90** · 06-06-2006, 08:28 AM

There are a lot of scams out there, but if you could make even one quarter of what they say you'd be doing pretty well, thanks for the review on that site. I purchase alot of those and most of the time at least I get some type of info that I didn't know!

**mincus** · 06-07-2006, 04:00 PM

If you could get back to me on how you made what you did so far.. cause ive tried some money making programs on the internet, and so far still in the negative.. even though you're not making the big money like they promise, youre still doing pretty well.

**Village Idiot** · 06-08-2006, 04:41 PM

im trying one in real life
http://arbys.com/careers/

**hitsman** · 06-09-2006, 02:29 PM

I'm also working on a couple, you just need to do a little research before you make any committment.

**csgirl2b** · 06-10-2006, 03:25 PM

wow, that was a great review. and i hope it works out for you.

**kyfern** · 06-14-2006, 02:26 PM

Great post!...Great job on your clickbank!!! Keep it up. Progression is the name of the game and it appears you are off and ready to roll. I have noticed the website you talked about and it did appear to be a pretty generic site. Thanks for sharing.