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GET RICH QUICK REVENGE

I was doing some scam research online the other day. I’d search terms like get rich quick and get rich quick scams. I’m in the process of putting these stories together. These scams haven’t changed much since Mark Warren was hawking his Ultimate Wealth Package.

These sites still threaten legal action if you use any part of their website for any reason unless you have written permission to do so. How’s this sound “Hey, I’d like to use excerpts from your website for a story I’m working on to expose you for the scamming con artists you are. How about guys.” Do you think they’ll give me carte blanche??

You’re all familiar with Google ads that appear everywhere. If you have them on your website or blog you know you get paid every time a visitor clicks on one. If it’s an ad you got paid $0.45 for, the person who placed that ad paid Google $0.90 because someone clicked their ad.

When the search engine results come up you’ll see the Google ads as well as the sponsored ads. The ones who placed these ads pay every time they are clicked. My revenge is if they want to scam people out of hard earned money then it should cost them, right?

Now, whenever I see an ad or a sponsored link for one of these get rich quick scams I click it. Not because I’m curious, but because I want to make it a little less profitable for them to rip people off. It’s not like doing this is going to bankrupt them, they set a maximum amount they want to spend on advertising that month. When they reach their limit their ads don’t appear anymore.

I’m still going to directly quote from these scammers websites. I’m also going to click on their ads, especially because I have no intention of buying their crystal ball-forward thinking view of potential earnings.

Happy clicking all!!!