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Any positive review is a scam, right?
People who actually learn a living online are shysters, right?

Any tech debate about spyware/malware is gonna meet with what? Tech talk?
I’ve done tech work for close to 10 years now and I know what’s up.

Methinks you don’t make a dime online, and you think everything’s a scam.

It’s free to join so instead of spreading your ill will and baseless negativity, try getting it for free.

Then YOU might actually know what you’re talking about, eh?

Lotsa times, people are really ranting about their inability to understand and implement proven business practices, so places like RipOff report and their outlets for making it ALL seem like lack of success is really not their fault, when it really is!

http://en.wikipedia.or/wiki/Section_230_of_the_Communications_Decency_Act
if an ICP, and certainly an ICF, has reason to know, or anticipate, that at least some of the postings on their website are defamatory, false, anonymous, annoying, or harassing in nature, then they should be considered a co-author of the defamatory, false, anonymous, annoying, or harassing postings, and just as liable as the original poster, losing their CDA 230 immunity completely, and be subject to full monetary, legal, and equitable damages by an aggrieved party.

RipOff Reports serves a very useful purpose in that it documents the number and nature of complaints for any given business listed there. When the complaints are many, and reasons similar, thank goodness for a site that reflects the bad business or scam practices so that others will not fall for the scams.

Checking out a business there is informed decision making. Check out the reports on John Raygoza, Ted Molina, Push Traffic and IncFortune, and tell me that RipOff Reports isn’t a valid resource!

I have a Twitter account yes, several actually, each one pertaining to a different site and niche. This site is still under (re-)
construction and my Twitter link will be easy to find once site is complete

Thanks,

Dan

Also, do you have a twitter account, LinkedIn, etc?

Thanks

You’re incorrect in thinking you need to buy anything at all here… It’s free. If you wanted to share this with others then that distribution kit would make things a lot easier in this regard.

The reason this post tile had the word scam in there is that some people will search for those terms, and my goal here was not to be a commerical, but to basically let them know that it’s not a scam far from it. I’m on the leadership calls, have “met” the co-founder Tim who’s been very receptive to any improvements and suggestions some of us leaders may have on improvements.

If there was anything scam-like about it then there’d be information here depicting that type of information. One of my downlines saved money and earned cash back by shopping for her pets with PetCo and via Shop Best toolbar, so it does work, they ARE working with comapnies and have expanded to 13,000 more stores in Asia.

So there’s your proof I hope oyu change your mind about things, it’s the mindset that keeps people form succeeding in life. ShopBest is 100% totally free if you want it to be, and it earns you money, if you want it to.

Best of luck to you,

Dan

This is another case in point folks… that when you write good content people will notice it and link to it. Go to Larry’s post linked to from this article (above) and notice the Page Rank on it…

The individual page/post itself has page rank which is indicative of it being linked to and having quality content. It’s also a way for quality people to draw together, closer to each other, and is sort of a passive social networking tactic, if you need a reason to write quality non-promotional content.

I posted to his link because I was too lazy to go through the trouble of writing something just as good, and for no other reason than that.

Sometimes less content is more when you write authoritatively.

Dan

Larry Brauner