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SeoReborn said:
Eban Pagan earns over $20 million per year and doubling every year. I doubt he is even close.
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true - he's got form, his David DeAngelo stuff was very successful marketing.

I have no comment to make on the programme's merits or lack thereof, but isn't calling your programme "Uber camp" and then marketing it to a bunch of people who make gay jokes at every opportunity at little shortsighted?

When I saw this first, I seriously thought it was a lead in to another Amit Mehta joke.
 


Markythemonkey said:
I think you must all be wrong, after all John Chow says it is worth the money!
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JohnChow.Com said:
Is it worth it? That depends on how serious you really are. Paul makes over $100,000 per month from affiliate marketing and he’s willing to reveal all the keywords and pages he used to generate that income. Is that worth $199 per month? I say yes.
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Hmm, something doesn't seem right here... :error:
 
I agree taking a mortgage on a home was definitely the right thing to do if you have any financial knowledge what so ever. You could pay 6% on the mortgage and have it in a low risk IRA making at least 10% a year or dive into something with a better return.

As for Paul, I do not know him so I'm not gonna bash him. I think everyone else has done a pretty damn good job at that. I do not think the point here is everyone ripping on the idea of "Uber Camp" (unless you really think he has absolutely no knowledge to share) rather than the ridiculous pricing. There are other forums like Wealthy Affiliate for $30 a month and PPC-Coach for $50 a month where you would probably get more bang for your buck than the $199/mth at uber camp (although I have not tried uber camp so this is just an assumption). As for the $5k super duper amazing platinum gold program....sheesh, i would hope you are going to practically run their campaigns man. $5k is just like whoa...
 
Caspah said:
I agree taking a mortgage on a home was definitely the right thing to do if you have any financial knowledge what so ever. You could pay 6% on the mortgage and have it in a low risk IRA making at least 10% a year or dive into something with a better return.
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Please show me any low risk investment making 10% right now. Go ahead, take your time... I'll be waiting...
 
engaged,

im going off my ira last year....i made 10% and i also got a mortgage last year as well at 6.125%. this is where my numbers are coming from. now i want to go check my account....haven't even looked at it this year. Have IRAs dropped that bad in the past 6 months? Regardless, using 200k cash instead of having 200k liquid to invest in things would not be smart. Even if you are breaking even with your IRA you can still write off the interest on the home and have the 200k for cashflow.
 
Caspah said:
engaged,

im going off my ira last year....i made 10% and i also got a mortgage last year as well at 6.125%. this is where my numbers are coming from. now i want to go check my account....haven't even looked at it this year. Have IRAs dropped that bad in the past 6 months? Regardless, using 200k cash instead of having 200k liquid to invest in things would not be smart. Even if you are breaking even with your IRA you can still write off the interest on the home and have the 200k for cashflow.
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Leverage is a good tool. I wouldn't invest in housing though. I'll be hedging against the dollar going down.
 
machinecontrol said:
Ruck had great info, especially some of the older posts. There were some good nuggets in the CPA Marketing series too, about using polls for CPA offers, etc.
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Ruck had good info, but he was selling all along... when he formed his C2M network, it was obvious he was trying to garner interest (and affiliates) to his new venture.
 
Caspah said:
engaged,

im going off my ira last year....i made 10% and i also got a mortgage last year as well at 6.125%. this is where my numbers are coming from. now i want to go check my account....haven't even looked at it this year. Have IRAs dropped that bad in the past 6 months? Regardless, using 200k cash instead of having 200k liquid to invest in things would not be smart. Even if you are breaking even with your IRA you can still write off the interest on the home and have the 200k for cashflow.
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Well, actually I can't believe you now. You sound very ignorant. "Have IRAs dropped that bad?"... first off, every IRA can be different, there is no set IRA. Also, you can't use that money for a long time without penalties.

Lastly, if you're making decent income and live in a state like Ca with 9.3% state tax (which you can write off on federal), you'll get hit by the AMT which will make writing off the mortgage interest a moot point, since you won't be able to.

Just out of curiosity, what is your IRA invested in and how has it done YTD 2008?
 
pocketrockets said:
Well, I think it was only $200k. But how many 20-yr olds do you know buying their own home without daddy's $$. Most of the people on here still live in the basement of their parents house.
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I'm 25 and i just bought a townhome for a good deal more than $200k last september-- on an average income from before i started AM.

a $200k house is nothing to do a cribs video about. Sure, you can be proud of the fact that you own a house. but don't think ur all that....
 
why the hell would anyone call a something like this uber camp? It basically translates as "very effeminate"...
 
aim said:
If only people spent less time bitching about how others are making money and more time making money themselves, they'd all be better off.



...Oh wait a minute, then there would be no Wicked Fire. I take it back.
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Truer words never spoken.
 
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