Two new traffic exchanges

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1. 
   Lisa Sorensen Says:
   November 12, 2006 at 6:46 am

   Hi,
   YouTubeMailer is 100% Scam.
   Matt Wells, the owner,
   is a well known scamster in
   the internet marketing world.
   He is simply capitalizing
   on the YouTube name.
   It states in his terms on the site
   that you can’t use msn or aol browsers
   because they’re inferior. The real
   reason is that he was sued by both
   for using their names in phony blasters
   a few years back.
   There is no way on earth several hundred
   or thousand people could each email 2 billion
   per day for the price he’s charging.
   I run an autoresponder service and I know
   what it costs to have 200 people email
   50k each a day. Lots of servers at several
   hundred dollars apiece. A month.
   Lisa

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2. 
   Dhanasekaran Says:
   December 31, 2006 at 1:04 pm

   I accept that. It must be a Scam. What i wonder is why people are promoting a Scam product and cheating themseleves and others also. Atleast Google should stop these. Even with google Ads we see a lot of scam sites ads.

   Can u tell me if there is any legitimate work at home online businesses?

   thanks.

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3. 
   Jens Says:
   December 31, 2006 at 1:27 pm

   There are many legit work from home businesses. Tell me what you like doing and I will give you some examples.

   Because I believe that you should be promoting something that you believe in and something that you like doing and not just something that will make you money…

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4. 
   simon Says:
   February 4, 2007 at 6:03 am

   If you think that you are being scammed by this guy, send me the link or your paid link and I will try to disect (decode) the page and get back with you. I’ve done this before and he was pretty mad at me. He blacklisted me. That’s not a bad thing considering that he blacklisted me from all of his scams. He did me a favor. Now I know all of his scams when I come across them. But, I still get through regardless. I have emailed the people who advertised the “youtubemailer” without paying for it and warned them about the scam. I even got through to his websites without paying him. Awww too bad Matt! Gotcha! It helps to know some secrets of html codes. Baaaaahahahahahahaha!

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5. 
   Jens Says:
   February 4, 2007 at 8:52 am

   I haven´t signed up with YouTube Mailer myself and I haven´t promoted it either, but I have seen it all over so there are probably a lot of people that could need your help

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6. 
   moneyfan Says:
   August 1, 2007 at 4:06 pm

   thanx for the tips because i almost joined because i need to promote my site for people looking to get into investing and other easy ways to make money

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7. 
   Jens Says:
   August 3, 2007 at 3:17 pm

   Julie,

   Yes I agree. Their facts seems to be a little weird.

   Thanks for sharing it.

   Reply

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