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A User on "Eerily prescient about Britney, if I say so myself"

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 12:13:29 -0500

Don't mind me. I'm just noticing that you've got TinyTuring running on an MT4 blog. I just had to try it out...]]>View Comment »

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Emily on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

Yes, I'm doing this right now. If everyone follows the directions exactly, IT WILL WORK. In fact, my boyfriend's cousin did something like this and ended up with $25,000. The math behind it seems solid. I figure it's better odds than playing the lottery. The key is doing exactly what the letter says, which I fear most people won't do. But I'm giving it a try. I spent about $150 bucks on stamps, envelopes, and copies plus the $45.00 to Dataline (which is a real company, by the way)for the 200 names. If I lose the money, oh well. Life goes on. Things like this only work if everyone works together. As far as the legality, it is of course questionable, so if this works, I'm not going to make a habit of doing it again. ]]>View Comment »

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Shayna on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

I have received this letter 3 times in the past 4 months now. And am beginning to contemplate doing it. The girl who commented above me, I hope she checks back and lets us all know how she does! I need some reassurance before I give it a shot!]]>View Comment »

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lynn on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

To All: I too was tempted by this letter but go to this website for more info:

http://demo.capris.com/Makemoremoney/investigate.cfm

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on "Jim Croce eulogized a man who was "meaner than a junkyard dog." But there was another Bad, Bad Leroy. LeRoy Neiman."

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 10:59:25 -0500

You have to read the piece all the way through to understand the comparison of Rockefeller and the Big, Bad John of Jimmy Dean's song. It's obviously intended to be humorous.]]>View Comment »

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Michael on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

This scam is listed as Illegal in the United States by multiple U.S. agencies. The maximum fine is listed as $100,000 dollars for ANYONE who participates in it. Even if you are selling a product you nust have a Business License to do so. It is legal to mail which is how he gets away with stating it's legal. But he's telling a partial truth. It is very illegal because you do not have the business license and it is a pyramid regardless of the limited excuse he gives why it's not. He only gives a partial description of what a pyramid scheme is. This scam will be cracked down on harshly this time arround. You've been warned!]]>View Comment »

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Deb on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

For your info: the FBI INternet Illegal Porn and Internet fraud divisions has tracked this scam and like Ip adresses to it arround the world. The same IP address is poping up all over on sites saying this letter worked for them. The catch is it is different unconfirmed stories that sound legit but from the same IP addresses over and over. Hince the stories are false positives that this scam works. It is also listed as illegal by the US Gov and Australia is confronting it currently. In case you don't know what an IP address is, it is the address on your Internal Processor of your computer. Congress has passed lows allowing this address to be tracked by any server or agency on the internet. The combined records show that the same IP addresses is showing up all accross the world wide web in attemp to cover up tis scam. Do not be fooled, it IS ILLEGAL on 3 seperate accounts! You can be fined on just one of the accounts by as much as even $100,000 just for participating even if you make no money from it!]]>View Comment »

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Joel on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

Hello everybody!

first, I notice a ton of traffic on my site.. people searching "dataline maillist"

#1 it isnt me or my company
#2 its a scam!
#3 if somebody sends you something in the mail promising to make you money.. ignore it, if it worked they would be doing it and not sharing with you.

Happy Holidays!

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B User on "Eerily prescient about Britney, if I say so myself"

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 12:13:29 -0500

Don’t mind me.]]>View Comment »

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tonya on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

I just called one of the people who were listed on my letter received Jan 25, 2008. I googled her and was actually surprised to see a real address beased upon the comments stating that the address were not real people. So, I went to whitepages.com and found her phone number. I called her and asked if she had sent in her dollar to the 6 people to get on the list (that is what my letter says). Guess what; she had NO CLUE what I was talking about. She had never engaged in the mailing, didn't know anything about the letter, and now now is very concerned that her personal address is floating around out there for for crazy person to find her. It's kind of creepy. THAT sold me; this is a scam! ]]>View Comment »

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Mary on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

I just received the same letter today and have no clue where these people got my name and address. This is the second of the same type of letter I've received in the last two weeks. How are these people getting info?]]>View Comment »

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Ryan on "Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Mailing It Out Right Away"

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 16:41:22 -0500

SCAM! People...do not waste your money with this. If you think it is only $6...think again. By the time you get your mailing list, stamps, paper, copies and your time, you are in over $300. Give that money to a charity if your going to spend it. I have a website..(http://www.SexyTimeProducts.com) This is a work at home business but is very, very time consuming. I have a programer working on this daily from the UK and spend thousands in advertising and page rankings every month.

My point is this started as a work at home businss where you could make thousands a week or even day. It was free to sign up so i did and made a few sales but Google advertising is not cheap. I decided i was going to make it work and so far so good. I did about 3 months of research on work from home businesses and mailings and so on. They are all scams. If you want to make money and be lazy...rob a bank. If you want to make money online....email me and i will tell you exactly what you need to do..and for FREE. I am sick of people getting scammed and when i was first starting out in the website biz i said i would help out other when i made good money. I worked my ass off though but get to work from home everyday and hey..$25,000 a month is not a bad living.

Want the real way to do it..email me at rjd2k3@yahoo.com and I promise a response. Again, My advice will be free and to the point.

Peace!

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tan on "Googlin' Goeglein: The Diff"

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:03:17 -0500

Wow.

There's something so beautifully elegant about the program you created that it almost hides the nefariousness of the plagiarist.

My aunt was decrying Google recently, saying, "Now all the kids in school will not write papers anymore but grab stuff off the internet!" We tried to explain that *search* had largely made undetectable plagiarism obsolete, but she just didn't get it.

What Nancy did today and what you show here is a great primer. I think I'll send my aunt a link to your post!

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william hains on "Googlin' Goeglein: The Diff"

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:03:17 -0500

WHAT A SHAME!!! IS HE STRAIGHT? just wondering.]]>View Comment »

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helga on "Googlin' Goeglein: The Diff"

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:03:17 -0500

This is too cool.
I read he is married, 2 kids.]]>View Comment »

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