Archive for August, 2006



CBProsense.net + Clickbank Review

Wednesday 30 August 2006 @ 9:11 am

CBProsense.net
Better than Adsense

CBProsense is an ad system that allows hardworking affiliates like moi to promote ClickBank products.

It’s a 1-2-3 process.

ClickBank offers downloadable items, either ebooks or software. ClickBank publishers offer their products with payouts ranging from 1% to 75%. The starting commission for a single sale is $0.25, and the maximum is $100.00. It’s common to see a commission rate of 60% on a product that sells for $90.00. You can easily capture those dollars by running CBProsense ads on your website!

It may seem expensive to join CBProsense ($69), but if your site has enough targeted visitors, you could easily pay for your yearly subscription in 3 sales. After that, the sky’s the limit with the CBProsense + ClickBank combo.




JU99 Chi Generator Review

Wednesday 23 August 2006 @ 2:47 am

JU99 Chi Generator Review
Click here for JU99 Chi Generators

Here’s a genuine oddity indeed! A black box that promises fine things like relaxation, focus, sports performance and queer jargon like “action-at-distance.”

I discovered the box last February 2005 while looking for alternative products to Qlink Ally, BioTuner and the Health Pax TENS device. My headache’s killing me and must roll out the big guns. With electromedicine making waves right here in my neighborhood - my doc actually sells Brain Biotuners in his clinic - i decided to give the JU99 some thought.

The MindMachines.com website proposed a unique composite that’s based on the discredited ORAC design of Wilhelm Reich. Wilhelm reputedly delved in sham science and got thrown into prison for it. But everyone knows how the government clamps down on good ideas due to vested interests and lobby groups.

I took the plunge and decided to avail of the risk free guarantee. Continue Reading »
JU99 Chi Generator Review




Sapiens Bryan Review

Wednesday 9 August 2006 @ 8:18 pm

Know why our site looks so cool?

Credit to where it’s due:

http://www.sapiensbryan.com/index.php/ads-minded-wide-version/

He’s the man!

Great




Philip Stein Teslar Watch Review

Saturday 5 August 2006 @ 7:31 am

Philip Stein Teslar Watch
Philip Stein Teslar Watch

Teslar Watches were named in honor of Nikola Tesla by inventor Andrija Puharich. In the late 1970’s, Puharich was researching the harmful effects of ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) waves on the body. He developed a Teslar chip which was installed in watches that you wear in order to protect people wherever they went.

The Teslar chip emits a frequency of 7.83 Hertz known as the Schumann Resonance. This is the frequency that the entire Earth’s magnetosphere resonates at. When we are in natural environments away from big cities, this is the predominant frequency which our body feels. It has a profound “healing” effect. When we go back to the city, there are many other frequencies that override this resonance putting our body into a more “chaotic” state of being.

By wearing the Teslar Watch, your body is benefiting from this healing frequency, and your system can more effectively rebuild and repair itself.

Fancy that, a watch that emits a frequency that reputedly makes you feel good and calms you down. Continue Reading »
Philip Stein Teslar Watch Review




Nigerian LettersCrud of The Month- August 2006

Tuesday 1 August 2006 @ 6:38 am

The latest version of the Nigerian Scam Letter wins

Dung, Scam, Crap

You know what that is. You probably got a hundred of them already!

When will these losers ever learn? Unless you’re a brain dead geekozoid, no one is gonna deposit cash into an account for some anonymous lamebrains to withdraw.

Click more to find out what that scam letter is.

Continue Reading »
Nigerian LettersCrud of The Month- August 2006





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