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It has been stated that 97% of the money-making programs on the Internet is a scam, made only to make money for the one that promotes them. Maybe it is true, I haven't checked it out. But what is true, is that Internet is full of advertisements for software, programs, tools that don't work. Here I want to share with you my own experiences and what I myself have learned in the time I have been an Internet marketer. I have tried several programs and tools, some of them have worked successfully, but others have been a big disappointment.

My intention with this list is to warn other marketers in a try to stop the Internet scamming. Mybe it is hopeless, but at least it is a try. I don't think everyone on this list is a conscious scammer, I only want to share with you my experiences: this didn't work for me.

Here is the list:

* www.leadclub.net: The Leadclub Advertising Club. They promises 60 000 fresh leads every month. You also have the possibility to send mail to yesterday's safelist from their site. Price: $19,95 a month, it is a subscription. The "fresh" leads seem to be only rubbish. I tried to import these lists into my autoresponder, and the result was that my autoresponder account almost was closed by the administrator. Most of the email addresses didn't work at all. I have tracked the mails sent out to the safelists and never got a single response.

* Planet Blaster, www.mycashcloner.com. This blaster is said to blast your mail to 45 million people. It is sent from a remote server and managed through a web site. You can use it once an hour. The price is $9,95 for a lifetime membership. I have tried this for a long time, and have tracked my ads sent with this blaster. Usually I get no response at all and the maximum response I got was 4-5 that read my ad. It seems 45 million people is a little exaggeration. But it is possible to make money with this blaster, you can promote it to another bigger fool than yourself  and get 20% commision per sale. This seems to be a scam, stay away from this and it seems to be more of that kind of junk around.

* Get Google Ads For Free,http://www.getgoogleadsfree.com. This website is said to reveal a "secret method" developed by a certain dr Jon that made 87 million dollars only by free advertising with PPC ads. According to the advertisement you can with this method use an unlimited amount of Google ads for free and explode your income. I have to admit that I haven't tested the method itself, but according to the reviews available on the Internet, this method is a scam. The method is nothing else than making squeeze pages with a lot of ads and links that possibly can give more income and can in that way pay for the ads. It seems to me that dr Jon has missed the point. It is just the point with all kind of advertising that the income shall be higher than the cost of the ads, if not, it is no point in advertising. But the ads are certainly not free; you have in any case to pay for it. The price for this bullshit is $67 and you can of course make money with this "secret" yourself by promoting it to other idiots and get 75% commission. Read more about this here.

* www.marketersos.com offers 26 Internet advertising programs that are said to give you more that 1000 free visitors to your website every day. There is different kind of programs that all manage to give you a lot of backlinks and much higher pagerank to your site in very short time. This had been great, if the programs had worked. In this case, it seems it is not a scam, at least not a conscious one, it seems only that the software has not been properly tested.  The programs are developed by the Internet marketer Bishop Anders from Texas, and he has a good reputation and seems to be an honest man, but the programs are simply not good enough. At least you need to be aware that these programs may not work. They didn't work for me. This is a subscription and the price is $97 for all the programs. I bought a 7 day trial version, but I never managed any of the programs to run. I tested them on 4 different computers and on 2 different Internet lines, but the result was the same. I contacted the company's support departement and told about the problem. I got the answer that I had to check the security settings of my computer. I did so; I even removed all security software of the computers and tried once more with the same result. I am quite confidential with computers myself as I work as a computer engineer at a big school with more than 500 computers. When I contacted the support department once more and told about the problem, I only got the same standard mail once more. The third try to contact them  I was told that I was not reading their instructions and that they could not help my any further with this problem. My advice is: be careful with this offer, and at least try the software before you buy them. They may not work.

More will come.