Click on the pic to see the full page.
If you’ve ever bought (or considered buying) one of those “how to get rich quick” products, then keep reading because I’m going to show you how to make 8 million dollars or more in less than a week. And if that’s too slow for you, how about ten million in less than 5 minutes? Don’t believe it’s possible? Then let me prove it to you.
The above pic was taken right off my clickbank account. I use clickbank as my payment processor for my book, “Get Your Girl Back” (www.getyourgirlback.com) which is why my account login ID is GYGBBOOK.
Pay attention to the areas I’ve circled. You can see exactly how much money I’ve made, the dates, the url, and the website authentication box which shows that the page is encrypted.
Now I know what you’re thinking… I somehow whipped this page up in photoshop and made a carbon copy of clickbank’s sales page. But I swear to God, I did not. In fact, it’s even easier than that.
I stumbled across a javascript code that you can enter into any url and begin making modifications on the page. I’m talking ANY page, be it clickbank, paypal, amazon, google adwords, etc.
With this code, it is ridiculously EASY for anyone to fake their earning reports. Now, faking a picture is one thing… but have you ever seen some of the guys who show you their earnings in a video – the ones who actually open up their paypal accounts and show you their stats? Well guess what… if they wanted to fake those stats on video, they can EASILY do so using this method.
Now, I’m not going to share the code because I don’t want to encourage anyone to be unscrupulous. But I do want to encourage you to be cautious as hell… especially when you’re about to spend money on a product that promises to make you money. Sure, not everything out there is a total scam, but when you come across something that looks too good to be true, it usually is, so just be careful.
By the way, since I’m now a cash millionaire, I’m gonna have to buy a huge house, just because that’s what you’re supposed to do. But I can’t decide if I should buy Britney Spears’ place in Malibu or if I should just build my own 50 bazillion dollar mansion. So please help me out by sending me a pic of the house I should buy. I’ll post the coolest ones up on the blog.
And don’t worry about the price. If I can’t afford it, I just have to work really hard for about five minutes and I’ll have more than enough. I love you, magic javascript code.
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-Jay Cataldo
Whoa! Thank you for sharing Jay, what a scam! I really don’t care for all of those quick scam products, sad to say, but a lot of people do get suckered into them. Makes it tough to know who to actually believe.
Thanks again,
Sirena
Dude, you had me scared that you had turned to the dark side. So glad to see it was, like those earnings, a scam. These are okay to pull (yours, that is), but not too often, mmmkay?
Thanks for all the feedback. Glad you guys found the info helpful.
Jack – Sometimes I gotta shake you all up a bit to make sure you’re still paying attention. 😉
Hey Jay,
Thanks for the info. I’m very skeptical of any get rich quick schemes and since I’ve been on Twitter, I’ve seen more than my share. It’s nice to know just how they fake their info.
Jenise
No offense, but anyone who makes decisions based on a picture or video of earnings is a complete retard. You have to look at the idea itself. The logic. The logistics. Does it make sense? The earnings, the stories and even the testimonials are completely irrelevant. They can all be faked. And they are not really that important. But the idea, and what you receive from the purchase… that’s a different story.
And, btw, clickbank has very strict policies, you can get your money back and they watch people and ban those who are just trying to steal money from people.
LOL! I sound like such an a-hole! What I meant is that it is naive to make a decision based on a pic. Yes, it can be faked. Let’s use logic! 🙂
Jenise – Thanks for your comment. Glad you liked the info.
Nelson – I totally understand what you’re saying. But let’s not forget, video/screenshot proof such as this can be very convincing and lull people into a buying trance. Yes, it would be silly to make a decision solely based on a few pics and while most people aren’t that naive, sometimes our logic goes right out the window when we come across an irresistable offer.
My goal was to simply encourage everyone to be a bit more cautious when it comes to their purchases. And speaking of purchases, you guys better not forget to send me pictures of my new mansion. 😀
Jay,
I wish I had seen this before I spent money trying one this after another, however, even though I won’t be a bizillionare anytime soon (LOL) I will now at least save all the money I would have spent trying to find my “niche”.
I know you can make money but it is a lot of HARD WORK!!
Thanks for a great article, and I look forward to the next one.
Linda
Jay, thanks for that info. I found this e-mail buried deep in my inbox from a few weeks ago.
Yes, there are so many scams online, I wonder if anyone is really making any money online. I’m just surprised more people don’t know about these secret scripts.
hey jay, what u said is 100% correct, thanks for everything said above i am a heartbroken psychologist who is reliying solely on ur advice to get her back…
the scam thing u said above affects people when, some one is in need of money and his mind has no other resources but to build hopes from such scams, and thus they end up losing everything they had… its different for people in US bus as u study other regions on earth, a single dollar can feed 50 families for one time.
so i thank you on behalf of everyone who read this and got more cautious and was saved from being scammed…
You made some good points there. I did a search on the topic and found most people agree with what you said.
Good post, nice info. One of my favorite topics, very few good writers out there.
Hi, I don’t like commenting but I did find this helpful for newbies on this topic. TY
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You look like you know what you are talking about. Do you mind shooting me your mail address? I would like to speak more with you.
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I have been told that Clickbank tries to make it near impossible to receive a commission by forcing you to vend a lot of various items with varied cards and then Paypal. I’d like to employ Clickbank but I am worried about this process. Is it correct?