Archive for May 2nd, 2007

  • IRS: Man Ran Bank From Home

    This is one work at home opportunity you might not want to try for yourself. This work at home entrepreneur is likely going to jail.
    He had the intestinal fortitude to advertise online promising “discreet bank accounts” that protected people’s anonymity so they wouldn’t have to deal with the “banking system”.
    He seemed to charge reasonable fees.
    There’s […]

  • Cognigen to Offer Identity Theft Protection

    As the telecommunications world changed (read “the death of 1+ long distance”) Cognigen has changed too. Selling cell phone activations is a money maker paying @ $50 per activation and selling DSL activations is pretty good for a chunk of change too, but they’re not residual income products.
    Soon, Cognigen will roll out yet another new […]

  • What Price Are You Willing To Pay For Work At Home Success?

    This issue of the Nettle (you can download it for free via this link) has an article by Dan Moses on “Do You Have A ‘Whatever It Takes’ Attitude?”
    In it he talks about what it takes to get success.
    I wonder if you’d agree with him?
    People who are willing to do whatever it takes consist of […]

  • How to Spot and Avoid the Predators of Search Engine Marketing Malpractice

    Apogee Search is a firm that specializes in search engine marketing. When businesses decide it’s time to outsource the task of search engine marketing, Apogee is someone they’d turn to. I’d like to point you to one of the resources on their website that can keep you from getting scammed at best (by the search […]

  • Can You Stump Markus With Your Marketing Problem?

    Markus Allen is one of my favorite marketers. He used to publish a daily marketing tips ezine. Now he’s back with a free service called “stump Markus”. If you have a marketing question or problem, see if he can help. After reading his tips year after year and listening to some of the […]