Google sniper 2.0,is it worth buying?

Another package, software or whatever you want to call it, is claiming to help setup a website which will generate huge amounts of traffic in just weeks thus making millionaires out of people.I have seen so many systems like this,that on one glimpse i know this is going to be a waste of money but still we have to be fair, so lets get in detail.Google sniper 2.0 consists of a video and an eBook which supposedly will help setup a website which will get loads of traffic in  few weeks,this site will be up and running in a short time and wont need any work after that but will generate a lot of income for many years to come.Mastermind behind this supposedly amazing software is George brown  who like many other gurus out there was very poor at start,was ripped off by many scams but by working hard and a miracle he discovered his ultimate ticket to riches and fame and now he wants to share it with less fortunate people like us for a price(47$).

Mr George brown claims his software to be the real thing  and shows his click bank account as a proof,his account show him earning a lot of money but i think its from ripping of people not from his super traffic techniques.He states  this Google sniper 2.0 will help us people in choosing the right niche from click bank and then make a website which will get huge amount of traffic without any hard work.So in the end its same as many other scams out there claiming to get work done without any effort.He also shows shows his website "Groom wedding speech" which is ranked 1 on Google to further support his software.The reason its on top is he used back links(which requires hard work and time) and targeted keywords in his domain and description(you can know about these techniques for free).To further prove my point here is one of my blog posts ranked at no 5.

I know its not no1 but still its a good rank and i didn't pay some guru to get there,my point is that techniques that this software charges you for can be learned for free from many websites online but it will require work from you.Its impossible to rank top in Google without any effort,even Mr George has used these time taking techniques to propel his site to no 1 but he still claims his software to get your website at number 1 with no effort,sad...

In the end my conclusion is don't buy Google sniper 2.0 its not worth it,if you want to learn on how to get traffic to your website  visit  blogger tips seo tricks and if you want to learn about click bank and affiliate marketing click here.

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Total traffic tutorial is a scam

Like many other scam packages all it does is make your wallet light.Total traffic tutorial consist of videos that supposedly will guide in generating huge amount of traffic thus leading lots of money.its divided into six modules and its website claims it  to be the best package ever,stating its benefits,uses with no sound proof.Its claimed that total traffic tutorial is an underground and forgotten technique that greedy gurus want to hide because of its amazing strengths, ridiculous statement like these makes scam sites enjoyable and fun to browse...

The website starts off with a video,underneath it a lengthy sales letters can be found and ends with a "download now for 47$" link.Website shows proof of payments and  traffic stats, don't believe any of it as these results can be easily forged.When i opened the site their was a counter which started of with 1 hour and 5 minutes and its claimed that the download link will be disabled when the counter hits zero, but the amusing part is: every time you open the site the counter starts off with the same time(1 hour and five minutes) . On closing the site two message boxes appear trying to convince you to buy the tutorial by lowering its price (from 47 to 37 $) and offering a free tip.

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Instant traffic robot is a scam

This website is a bad joke filled with rubbish statements and enlarged plus highlighted text.Their is a push software "instant traffic robot" developed by Paul green which he claims will generate huge amount of quality traffic to web pages  and all we humans have to do is push the start button.Mr paul green mentions many times on his web page that the software will handle everything from generating traffic to earning huge sums of money.He also displays proof of payments of his click bank account and that's the only prove he provides  assuming that it ll be enough to have everyone in his pockets.Countless times he feels its must to reminds us of how much profit he generates or how awesome and flaw proof his software is,but he doesn't provide any convincing proof.He also goes as far as to claim that hes not desperate on selling his software as its limited(200 copies) and ironically states that he wont allow his software to be used for scam.He calls himself a affiliate millionaire and strongly opposes so called gurus and their scam programs.

Instant traffic robot  supposedly doesn't require Google tips, SEO, social marketing to generate traffic it has its own formulas which generate quality traffic on auto pilot. Paul green says it can be setup in under 3 minutes and can start earning you money instantly.All these claims hes making are a lie,their is no such software nor will their be any software that can generate traffic instantly,if their was such software it would have been more famous then numa numa video,He says that hes not desperate to sell his software,well it seems otherwise when you close his website:

On closing close this message box another one appears if you select to stay on page

On closing this one too another one appears if you again select to stay on page

 This is the last message box and after this Paul Green is ready to sell his product for 27$(originally he was selling for 47$),if that's not desperate, then what is ?

Yes! when you click on the close button, these message boxes appears,and every time or anytime you click on the close button these same messages pop up.Another strange thing is that he starting selling his product on July 12 2011 and he states that each day a lot of traffic is on his page ready to buy his software which might cause the software to sellout any second but the thing is that now its august 15th 2011 and his 200 softwares still haven't sold out.                                   

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Google affiliate X - A Scam

Google affiliate x is a push button software that is being sold for 77$.The creators of this software are Robert black and Ray Johnson,but on their  website its ray Johnson whose doing all the talking, he claims that their software will do everything to get your affiliate bushiness started, it can select best keywords,tell you whether a niche will profitable or not,build you a website in no time,generate traffic to your website etc.Hes basically trying to say that if you buy their product and follow instructions exactly, then you are going to become rich with no effort , which according to me is impossible.

These things he claims Google affiliate x can do, is being regularly done by many expert affiliates out there,but they had to learn them, they had to spend years perfecting them and it still takes some time for results to show up.Thus when a software like this pops up and claims that because of its secrets algorithms and some other rubbish,it can make you into a top affiliate in no time,well it makes me very angry,life inst so easy and thousands of affiliates working hard to setup their bushiness are not stupid, they know that is the only way to be successful and you guys should also know that,don't buy this useless software and waste your hard earned cash.

This site is very lengthy, you will get tired just from scrolling down,it starts from ray Johnson introducing himself then goes on to tell  his history of rags to riches and at last moves on to the main part that is marketing his product.He touches every point to make his product sell,he shows proof of payments,displays testimonials,gives you reason to trust him,states many functions of his Google affiliate x ,offers money back guarantee and states his offer is for limited people.Though he gets a little bit desperate when you close his site,when you click on the close button  a message box appears

I was still not convinced and wanted to leave,but he just wouldn't let me

he still wanted to make a sale out of me so closing this message box too resulted in another, more desperate one

He doesn't let his customers escape easily

After four message boxes, one after another i finally managed to close the site,this just shows that how desperate he is to sell his products even though he stats that limited number of packages are available.

As i mentioned before he states a lot of points about his products and also provides proof of payments and testimonials(BTW the proof and testimonials he provided can easily be forged ),but they are not enough when you are selling such a  stupid  software.Their is no software that  gives you unfair advantage and lets up a site on Google top ten 10 in 56 minutes(he makes many other high claims like this, but i think one will be enough as an example),even if their was one you will get banned before you get to the top.

Affiliate marketing is a very good way to earn money online but remember for it to work you should be serious and ready for some work,please don't expect a software like this to do your work.If you are interested in affiliate marketing then you are most welcome to visit affiliate marketing page on my blog  or read my affiliate marketing article.If you want to make a web site for free with easy  website building tools then visit  webs and  if you want to make website with easy website building tools and with a registered domain then visit hostgater.

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Rich At Last ,Secret Formula webinar- both are a fraud

This page starts off by showing  a little time counter ,urging us to hastily buy their package or else we will be forced to leave empty handed.The site also has big images of  bucks to Further implement that whatever they are saying is true,the web page is basically full of  stupid and rubbish statements,all they are telling is what you wont have to do.At some point they finally tell you what you will have to do" you just do 1 simple thing, and every time you do, you get $500 bucks put straight into YOUR pocket every single time, and for as long as you want!"  not very convincing,isn't it?.They are also offering a e book supposedly of $97 for free if you decide to proceed and fill out their small form at the end.After filling the form,another page appears giving away the e book as promised and having a link to their program of choice.The e book is worthless and i have seen it being given for free in other such scams.

The program that they are promoting is called  Secret formula webinar and here again you are required to fill out a form,after the form has been filled and submitted,you are directed to another page with a embedded video,video had slides and a con artist(Rod stinson) explaining that how all other program are scams and how his program in which you don't have to do anything will take you to your luxuries and richful life style.He further goes on to explain his success story and try's to describe the layout of his system which he has drawn on the back of a pizza box(this system is also called pizza box secret formula).He also shows abnormally high cash checks which btw are very expertly edited.At the end he tells us to make the right decision ,give him a call and get started right away.Another important thing you should know is that Mr.rob stinson ,started another scam called 1 step system some few years back which now is floating belly up,but as you guys can see hes back with another scam to rip off people again.He also has dedicated minions to fight off anyone who declares his system a scam,i think these minions are also his affiliates, as i saw "rich at last "site guy having a post in which he supports this system and tells everyone off  for calling it a scam

 

This scam is just like many other of it's kind,offering huge amount of money for nothing,claiming as to how their program is everything that will steer your life in right direction and making huge baseless statements with false guarantees.The video BTW was expertly made to lure in people but when you say that you can make million in a year which just doing nothing ,it's just too damn hard to believe.

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Email scam

Scam emails have become a commonly thing lately with email being used as a major source of communication now a days, its an email which promises get rich schemes and easy money or any another kind of program which basically involves getting a huge profit from nothing with the  purpose of Exploiting  people and tricking them out of their money.Sometimes scam email make themselves look like they are send from a legal company and these kind are hell bent on hacking your account,they will make up some issues such like,"we want to re check whether you are the owner of *** account,so please enter you user name and password in the link below"and when the requested information is entered,the account is immediately hacked.A typical example of these kind of scams(below)

Clicking on the link opens up a fake copy of battle.net log in page(pic below),although i am sure that  extreme Blizzard gamers will easily note the difference.

primarily email scams are based on getting rich with no effort or some immensely popular product with a measly price,these kind of scam targets our main weakness"greed",greed makes us forget rational,logical thinking and all we can think of  is a image of ourselves holding a oversize stack of cash so the next time you see a scam mail don't fall in to greed and  consider all the facts and i am sure you and your money will be fine.Getting dozen of scam emails is also really annoying so its best to keep your email as secret as possible and its a lot helpful to heed the browser's warning about a untrusted or a suspicious mail

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Real Writing Jobs is a scam

"Start earning money today for only $2.95..." they claim in big highlighted text and also state  in small not so highlighted text"I agree to the Terms and Conditions. I also agree to be enrolled in the 10 day trial for $2.95, and after the trial expires, I agree that my card will be charged $47 per month until I cancel."They put the last unwanted part near the terms and conditions which no one bothers to read and i am sure many people would just tick  the terms and conditions and not realize what they have done until they start noticing money disappearing from their credit card.To get into the scam site your name and email address will have to be sacrificed,After that you see a page with very little content and a big sign up form.

Their statements like "no experience required" betrays their level of intelligence as writing online requires a lot of experience(the more experience the better ) and a good grasp of English language which they forget to mention.They are a site offering writing jobs,but first you will have to sign up for $47(they also offer trail at $2.95 for 10 days) and on the other hand we have Freelance sites that are free to sign up,have thousands of wide variates of jobs (writing online,consultant,graphic designer etc) and are legit.
 

                                                     
When you enter the site through affiliate link, a different page(pic given below) appears which contains detailed information about the package along with some testimonials and a sale in which ever country you are(If you are in Canada you ll get "sale in Canada just for today" and if you are in Russia then you'll get "sale in Russia just for today").

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