"GET RICH QUICK"

Anyone who has spent any time surfing the internet or taken the time to read those e-mails that automatically get sent to your spam (thanks, G-mail) will know that there are plenty of opportunities out there to make hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars in a couple months time. Of course, all you have to do is be willing to take that leap of faith required to pay the $37 or whatever random amount of money they happen to be charging.

Now, if you've ever actually gone to one of the pages, you might see that they're actually pretty well constructed and put together. If you've actually read their sales pitches, you might even find them believable. What's this world coming to?! You mean there's stuff beyond those thousands of spam emails that get sent out every day?

Realistically, I can tell you right now that 100% of these sites are exaggerating their promises. They may have a genuine product, but you can always expect at least a little less than they promise, and that's for the ones that actually work. Thankfully, you don't have to wade through your spam box or spend hours reading every sales pitch, just let me do that for you. I will go through and review each supposed "Get rich quick" site and let you know how their claims stack up, what kind of customer service they have, and how easy (or difficult) their product is to use.

I've been scammed before, and it just sucks. If you have too, you won't have to worry about that anymore. Welcome and enjoy the blogs...