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I heard about this "Google Sniper" affiliate market program by George Brown.

I was searching on how to make money online free and easily, but I found this program.

Is it legitimate?

Does it really make you however much money that he claims it will make?

He said at least 0.00

But, I’m a bit skeptical on this. I am 14 years old, but I still want to make money to help out my family and things like that.

To anyone who used this program: Does this program work?

I don’t want people to say yes, just for them to make money. Please answer honestly.

Marketing of Health/Life Insurance policies through Netwrok marketing "on single tree" basis would have a good response in India. I feel that Government of India should come forward to encourage unemployed/retired people to do this business. through this system, not only Government of India earn revenues, but the individuals would also be able to generate substantial income.

sv raman

I’ve found Google Translate and similar, e.g. Babelfish, work well on some languages but other languages come out as English "but not as we know it Jim" (Spock). Are online translators really that bad or is it a case of garbage in garbage out or that they can’t handle idiomatic language?

I just turned 20 and am a sophomore in college, and some guy who just graduated from my college recently told me about this "paid" internship. I am a bit unsteady about the lady looking for interns though…The thing is, she is around 60 yrs old, and obv. her ideas haven’t taken her anywhere yet…she wants to start a website where she sells articles to CEO’s*although the information isn’t anything special*…Every article that I write and is then bought I get …I highly doubt many articles will even be purchased though.
There are two other interns…the weird guy who graduated told me about it (, and this 50 yr old guy who (although he seemed to have had a nice career in the past) is doing it to get into Business.
I am going into business, marketing and advertising *minor*, and I dunno…I haven’t started any of my major or minor classes yet, but I just started this "internship," but am starting to feel it is a waste of time. Here are my concerns:
*The internship is for some lady’s website.
*Her idea seems pointless to me since most CEO’s are CEO’s because they already know how to do business…not to mention, the articles are NOT worth paying for.
*The lady is really disorganized and doesn’t seem to care: For instance, she told me to meet her at 1:00 for training…so I had to leave class early…and I waited for her until 1:15, called and left a message…well, I finally at 1:45 I read my email and notice she sent an email out just then stating 2:00 (although she sent me a private email stating 1:00)>:( She had her phone, but never called me back, and when I told her, she just laughed.
*She also doesn’t seem to know how to do things…like she will accidentally close her internet windows and have to reopen everything…but she insist on typing in the URL…through pecking…and will make a mistake so it takes around 5 minutes for her to get to a site. She also spells my name incorrectly half the time, and yesterday sent out an email telling me and her two other interns to meet her at this bar and she would buy us drinks. I emailed her and reminded her that I am underage along with an attachment of something she asked me to send. She sent THREE emails in response to my attachment, but said nothing about the bar…the meeting is tomorrow *she is last minute as well*
*I am studying abroad next year, and want to self-study *I like languages* Japanese before I go…and she waste sooo much time…I studied abroad before *high school* with no language experience, and if I had some beforehand, I would have been even more fluent -_-
It has only been a few days, but I am thinking maybe I should drop this internship and focus on one with an actual Marketing company next year when I start my business classes *I live in the Silicon Valley*
I am not sure if this internship is worth it…it sounds like a pyramid scheme, but what bothers me most is this lady is very incompetent and confusing *like she expects everyone to know what to do/to be available whenever she wants/etc*
I like the idea of an internship, and don’t mean to sound pessimistic, but I just get a weird feeling about this lady…
Thanks in advance and I hope I don’t come off as cocky or too mean!! ^____^

I want to work from home for a variety of reasons. Not having a car, living in a town with no job opportunities, and the nearest "city" close to thirty miles away are just some of the issues. Are there websites or companies that offer legitimate work at home chances without asking for money or trials? I have done some research and all I can find are scams that take your money.

I am a stay-at-home mother who needs additional income besides my husband’s. I don’t want to sell, I don’t want to invest in an "at home business" which requires money. I have heard of places where you can actually work from home, whether it’s answering calls or whatever doesn’t matter. But a real job.

I recenty recieved the following email from a friend on Facebook.

(You are one of the first people in the world to see this. Facebook Just Launched an MLM/Network Marketing application! Watch the video below that Facebook put together to illustrate how it works:

http://www.chattotext.com/amember/go.php?r=1835&i=l0

How many Facebook members are there?? 15 million + !!!

This is a "set it and forget it" kind of deal. Once you’ve shared it with your network, see what happens.

I am just sharing something real early with you and other folks will appreciate hearing it from you first.

Be sure to click on the "commission" and put your PayPal info in the box. Get the Affiliate Link and share it with your network first prior to setting up everything else.)

Has anyone heard about this new Chat to Text feauture on Facebook? Im interested in knowing if it’s real or if it’s a scam.

O.k I have gone to bookstores and I cannot find any learning books with DETAILED "HOW TOs" So I have decided to finally purchase a textbook with how tos. Do you know of a good Textbook on how to do Affiliate marketing?/online buisness?

1.a manufacturer can eliminate the middlemen in the distribution channel if the manufacturer could perform the middlemen’s function’s more cheaply and effeiciently.
A. true B. False
2. the customers’paricipation should be explicitly taken into consideration while designing a distribution channel.
A. ture B.False
3. the most commonly used instrument in marketing research is the
A. mechanical device B. interviews C. questionnaire
D.tele-interviewer E. internet
4." intensive distribution" mean selling through
A. all responsible and all suitable retailers or wholesalers
B. only one middleman in a particular geographic area
C.only those middleman who give the product special attention
D one channel of distirbution
E. qualified dealers
5. many research studies appear to be little more than vehicles for
A. gathering names for resales
B.pitching the sponsor’s products
C.building the company’s image
D.tearing down the competiotn
E.training future salespeople.

1.a manufacturer can eliminate the middlemen in the distribution channel if the manufacturer could perform the middlemen’s function’s more cheaply and effeiciently.
A. true B. False
2. the customers’paricipation should be explicitly taken into consideration while designing a distribution channel.
A. ture B.False
3. the most commonly used instrument in marketing research is the
A. mechanical device B. interviews C. questionnaire
D.tele-interviewer E. internet
4." intensive distribution" mean selling through
A. all responsible and all suitable retailers or wholesalers
B. only one middleman in a particular geographic area
C.only those middleman who give the product special attention
D one channel of distirbution
E. qualified dealers
5. many research studies appear to be little more than vehicles for
A. gathering names for resales
B.pitching the sponsor’s products
C.building the company’s image
D.tearing down the competiotn
E.training future salespeople.