Part 5: Internet Opportunity Programs Be Careful What You Pay For

This is a Guest Post from My good friend La Tease from Web Money Success

I don’t really give a lot of time to internet opportunity programs because in my experience they are too hard to promote. You have to wait too long to make money off people who sign up free. The programs are free to join most times, but you don’t make money off these programs until these same people upgrade. That could take months.

But there are gurus like Mike Filsaime and Ewen Chia that do millions of dollars of business on people like you and me who decide to upgrade in the hopes that we can convince others to upgrade.

Here is where your network marketing skills come into play. You must really know how to network, as well as use follow up emails using an auto responder in order to make these upgrades a reality. If you don’t use an auto responder to send follow up messages, then you are not going to make any money with these types of programs.

These internet opportunity programs rely on reminder messages being sent to opt-in members of your list. And if you don’t have a list, you won’t make any money either. So, you can’t be timid or shy when signing up for these types of internet opportunity programs. If you are shy or timid, you may find yourself going hungry.

And you have to be pushy. It is very necessary that you have the skills to piss people off as well as get on their nerves. If you don’t like angering people, or making them seem like they don’t mean anything to you, then go ahead and ruin the relationship. You’re either going to earn their trust in a relationship or you’re going to piss them off.

I can’t refer you to any internet opportunity programs that I have made money from. I’ve got lots of signups, but no money. Maybe it will come one day, but not today.

Paid Surveys are another big question. I have made money from Inbox Dollars . Usually every two months I receive a check for $30. This is cool, because they just send these little emails to you in which you click on them to earn a few pennies, but they send you lots of emails. They have decent offers for you to look at too. I’ve joined coffee clubs, wine clubs, Dr. Seuss Book clubs for my nieces, etc. They make it fun to belong. I actually got a hold of my first trial of Acai Berry Pills using an offer from Inbox Dollars.

I haven’t done any other surveys other than Nielsen Online Surveys; they sent me a check for $5 once for participating in an internet survey.

I’ve also done some Mystery Shopping for Corporate Research. I love them. They always have lots of good offers, they’re fun, and they pay you within 7-10 days of completion. You get a chance to shop at your favorite retailer and get paid for you. If you have to spend any money while on the shop, they reimburse you. Let me know if you’re interested. I’m going to Disneyworld on July 10th, and I have earned spending money for the trip using Mystery Shops.

I hope this report has helped you sift through the bull that is sometimes known as internet scams. Hopefully you will be able to make some money from some of the programs I’ve written about in this report.