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f1rm · 12-17-2007, 02:32 PM

Would YOU like to earn a million dollars in just 24 hours?

Would YOU like to be the envy of all of your friends?

Would YOU like to have it all?

Here'e an ACTUAL screenshot with today's earnings:

What if I told you that YOU CAN just by buying my ebook (only $19.99) for GUARANTEED RESULTS?

........ then that would make me a good-for-nothing low-life wannabe-guru!

I've started this "tribute to get-rich-quick" thread in order to make you understand that:

fake screenshots can be found around any corner in a matter of minutes
the fact that someone is highlighting CERTAIN WORDS doesn't make his/her statement true
if someone actually could make a million dollars in 24 hours he/she would be doing that instead of trying to spoonfeed you a crappy "$19.99 limited-offer" ebook
the odds of "getting rich quick" are the same as the odds of winning the lottery
the only person "getting rich quick" from this entire sharade will be the "guru" (if there are enough suckers to fall for it)

What do you think about these self-proclaimed gurus? Let's put an end to all of this nonsense, shall we?

If you are sick and tired of guru-style marketing, please share your two cents here,

Alan Johnson

12-17-2007, 02:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
f1rm Contributing Member Join Date: 06-30-06 Posts: 56 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	A tribute to get-rich-quick - $999,999 in 24 hours (screenshot included) Would YOU like to earn a million dollars in just 24 hours? Would YOU like to be the envy of all of your friends? Would YOU like to have it all? Here'e an ACTUAL screenshot with today's earnings: What if I told you that YOU CAN just by buying my ebook (only $19.99) for GUARANTEED RESULTS? ........ then that would make me a good-for-nothing low-life wannabe-guru! I've started this "tribute to get-rich-quick" thread in order to make you understand that: fake screenshots can be found around any corner in a matter of minutes the fact that someone is highlighting CERTAIN WORDS doesn't make his/her statement true if someone actually could make a million dollars in 24 hours he/she would be doing that instead of trying to spoonfeed you a crappy "$19.99 limited-offer" ebook the odds of "getting rich quick" are the same as the odds of winning the lottery the only person "getting rich quick" from this entire sharade will be the "guru" (if there are enough suckers to fall for it) What do you think about these self-proclaimed gurus? Let's put an end to all of this nonsense, shall we? If you are sick and tired of guru-style marketing, please share your two cents here, Alan Johnson Last edited by 3ncryptabl3_lick : 08-27-2008 at 05:47 AM.