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naturalis
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 06:40
I'm from Slovenia. I would love that thx buddy
Jernej
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getagrip
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 06:54
I'll check it out for you - give me a day or two on the response.
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naturalis
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 07:46
Sure np, thx for your effort and btw where are you from?
Jernej
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getagrip
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 09:09
Right now, San Diego, California (USA), but I hope to move back to Omaha, Nebraska (USA) soon...
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getagrip
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 23:10
Ok...you can join using 2Checkout if you don't have a Paypal account. Just go to the FAQ page at the top of the Wealthy Affiliate website, and then click on the 2Checkout link. Please note that there is a $2 monthly processing fee to use 2Checkout.
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sdcindy
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# Posted: 15 Oct 2007 00:55 · Edited by: sdcindy
Quoting: getagrip Right now, San Diego, California (USA), but I hope to move back to Omaha, Nebraska (USA) soon...
Getagrip,
You're my neighbor! I live in Carlsbad. Why would you ever want to leave our fair city?
Cindy
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getagrip
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# Posted: 15 Oct 2007 01:45 · Edited by: getagrip
Well...most people think I'm crazy, but for me, San Diego is kind of a "been there, done that" kind of city for me. I grew up here, and then left in 1993, and since then, have spent most of my life in Nebraska.
Since 1993, San Diego has gotten A LOT more crowded, the rents have gotten a lot higher, and the traffic has gotten a lot worse - just trying to find a parking place at the mall can be a challenge at times - and of course, the parking spots are all really small to accommodate more cars!
Nebraska (Omaha) is a lot more affordable to live in, there's less traffic, most people always say hi to you when you walk past them, and I've got a lot more friends there....so, when the winter is over, I'm going back (God willing). 
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luvtravel
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# Posted: 3 Dec 2007 20:22
So how much money is everyone making with WA and how long did it take to get into profit??
Thanks
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naturalis
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# Posted: 4 Dec 2007 05:23 · Edited by: naturalis
Currently nothing but i'm making a significant progress.
If you have any questions feel free to PM me.
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InSpace
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# Posted: 14 Dec 2007 12:10
Hi James,
Yes, if you wish to cancel your membership it's just a matter of stopping the Paypal monthly payment.
All the best
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lukky
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# Posted: 20 Dec 2007 06:36
Wealthy affiliate is great - more than worth the fee. Especially with SiteRubix thrown in now. I'm not a member any more as I cancelled all my memberships (was just paying out too much money per month), it's one I would go back to again in the future though.
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amsi2000
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# Posted: 27 Dec 2007 16:21
Question: If I join WA and then I refer other people do I make money?
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getagrip
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# Posted: 28 Dec 2007 01:48
Quoting: amsi2000 Question: If I join WA and then I refer other people do I make money?
Yes - WA has a great affiliate program that pays you monthly commissions. I wouldn't join JUST because of that reason, but it certainly is a nice perk!
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naturalis
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# Posted: 28 Dec 2007 04:33
Yep, just like Getagrip said, you get a commission every time you reffer someone to WA. For every refferal you recieve 14$ of commision, this means that each and every month that your referrals remain members you are paid $14.00 for each member.
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a to z
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# Posted: 28 Dec 2007 10:07 · Edited by: a to z
Hi and Merry Christmas to all !
This thread is interesting. A question about the monthly fee, its non refundable right ? I there any chance at all ( can you give me percentages here ) that I won't be able to recover my monthly fee back by the first month ? or second ?
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naturalis
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# Posted: 28 Dec 2007 13:09
Quoting: a to z Hi and Merry Christmas to all ! This thread is interesting. A question about the monthly fee, its non refundable right ? I there any chance at all ( can you give me percentages here ) that I won't be able to recover my monthly fee back by the first month ? or second ?
I'm not sure about that, since i don't know any people that have actually left WA. Is it a money problem or are you afraid of a scam?
Let me know.
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getagrip
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# Posted: 28 Dec 2007 17:37
I don't think you can get a refund, but its extremely rare for someone to even ask for one. Even people who leave Wealthy Affiliate almost always say good things about Wealthy Affiliate on their way out - just look at Lucky's post above.
Wealthy Affiliate only costs $29.99 a month - most college text books cost somewhere between $60 to $100, but the education you get at Wealthy Affiliate is a very small price to pay when you consider that you might eventually end up earning more money than most brain surgeons!
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a to z
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# Posted: 29 Dec 2007 02:17
Quoting: naturalis I'm not sure about that, since i don't know any people that have actually left WA. Is it a money problem or are you afraid of a scam? Let me know.
Actually a aliitle bit of both, but i'm getting quite convinced that maybe its not a scam as I havent found any negative reviews abt WA. Only concern I have is if I'm gonna dish out $30 a month, and the learning curve is 5 months with initial payback of $30... you know, something like that .
anybody? pls advise, thank you
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# Posted: 29 Dec 2007 07:58
Wealthy Affiliate is definately not a scam - it is quite common for new members to make forum posts and rave about how glad they are they found WA.
You are right - there is a learning curve - and it might take 5 months before you make any money, but you might surprise yourself and make money sooner than that. People make posts all of the time in the "General Success" section of the forum about making their first sale - or their first $1,000 month, etc...and you can confirm everything I just wrote after you have had a chance to read these kinds of posts in the Wealthy Affiliate forum, and come back to this forum and publically call me a liar if I have said anything that is not true.
Wealthy Affiliate actually has an 8 week action plan that will show you how to start making money online, but you can easily get through it in a week. Even if you do take the entire 8 weeks to get through the course, there are things you can implement every week so that you can earn money as you go.
And as Naturalis said, you can get a commission for referring others to WA - 2 sales a month will basically pay for your membership - and you earn commissions every month as long as someone remains a member. In short, Wealthy Affiliate will pay for itself if you play your cards right.
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richcurt07
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# Posted: 8 Jan 2008 17:17
Thanks to all of you for your honesty and insight regarding the various IM programs available. I have spent over 15 hours researching different products and despite the fact that I do not particularly like the idea of a monthly fee on WA you all have convinced me that it is well worth it and have solidified my decision to join. Looking foward to chatting with you at WA and picking your brains as I am a newbie to this whole IM thing.
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# Posted: 9 Jan 2008 01:42
No problem, Rich! See you in the forums!
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dmitch31
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# Posted: 18 Jan 2008 17:35
I agree with getagrip. There definitely is a learning curve, but I don't think you have to wait 5 months before you begin making money. The first thing to do would be to begin promoting Wealthy Affiliate itself. If you can make just 2 sales a month, then you're covering the cost of your membership.
Another way to look at it would be to join and work your way through the 8 week action plan. That way you would only be committing to two months. If you're really industrious, you could try to work through the 8 week action plan even faster.
Either way, $29 buys you the opportunity to check out the resources for yourself, and ultimately, your own evaluation of the resources is far more valuable than any review you will read online.
If you're relatively inexperienced, I don't think you can really go wrong with joining Wealthy Affiliate. Just don't do what I did. I joined WA and then never actually started working through the material for over a year! LOL! Someone made some good cash off of my membership while I was distracted with other things.
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Casper
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# Posted: 17 Feb 2008 09:04
Wealthy Affiliate looks really impressive I'm thinking of joining when my new business is up and running, I do have a understanding of advertising & how too target a particular niche market as I do work in radio & the sale of advertising is important too keep me in a job.
I'm looking at a business which can target different markets but at the same time you are providing a single product, jameszz I know that the monthly fees can be annoying but think of it like a bank fee or a direct debit for your Internet access.
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Marktech
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# Posted: 17 Feb 2008 10:49 · Edited by: Marktech
I've been a member of WA for about a year now and have learned a lot from the program, I joined before they even had free web hosting and an easy site builder, (site rubix) I used their link cloaker a lot. I have never promoted WA. I don't like to promote in the IM niche at all. It's a little too "cannabalistic" also like peeing in your own bed, or so it seems  for me. Not to insult anyone - that's just my personal take on it - we all have our opinions. The whole IM niche is pretty cutthroat though, (although profitable).
If you are a beginner WA may help you a lot. I can recommend it. However, my personal goal now is to get off WA. Once you learn how to be successful with your own techniques that work, $30 a month becomes a little too expensive for hosting, cloaking and a web site builder - all of which you can get for free or very cheap.
Peace
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Casper
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# Posted: 17 Feb 2008 11:01
Quoting: Marktech $30 a month becomes a little too expensive for hosting, cloaking and a web site builder - all of which you can get for free or very cheap.
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# Posted: 17 Feb 2008 19:45 · Edited by: getagrip
I agree that Wealthy Affiliate is great for beginners, but its also great for seasoned internet marketers. One important thing to consider is that the world of affiliate marketing is constantly changing.
The great thing about Wealthy Affiliate is that it is frequently updated with new resources to keep you on top of the latest trends in internet marketing, and you can also stay on top of things through the Wealthy Affiliate forum.
So, if you want to join Wealthy Affiliate for only a couple of months to get your feet wet and learn as much as you can about what it takes to make money online in that short time period, then great. But many people decide to stay on board, not only to stay on top of the contant changes in the internet marketing world, but also to help out others.
My friend Thad is a Wealthy Affiliate member who is earning over $500 a day. Technically speaking, he doesn't any longer NEED to be a member of Wealthy Affiliate, but he stays around not just to stay on top of things in the internet marketing world, but to help other Wealthy Affiliate members out. That is what seperates Wealthy Affiliate from most other programs out there. Its not just about learning what you can about making money online and then bailing out, its about helping others succeed once you become successful.
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eva brown
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# Posted: 23 Feb 2008 09:25
hi everyone
just joined the forum after being scammed sevral times. ive read your reviews and i am keen to sign up to WA. Ive got a question if some one can answer for me. After signing up and agreeing to pay the monthly subscription, what i am likely to spend in the intial 8 weeks. I am assuming that i will have to pay for stuff i guess???!!!
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# Posted: 25 Feb 2008 03:13
hi,
im about to join WA. just wanted to know how long it took for you to start making money and how much. i need to make $3000 per month. in your experinence how long will it take me to get there.
thanks very much
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getagrip
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# Posted: 25 Feb 2008 19:17 · Edited by: getagrip
Quoting: eva brown After signing up and agreeing to pay the monthly subscription, what i am likely to spend in the intial 8 weeks. I am assuming that i will have to pay for stuff i guess?
Actually, you don't have to spend any money - Wealthy Affiliate will teach you online promotional techniques which you can implement without spending any money.
As far as your second question is concerned, each person is different in terms of how long it took them to earn a significant amount money online. In my case, I made my first sale online about two years ago...and so far this month, I have earned over $1,400 online, and the month isn't even over yet!
I've read some incredible testimonies in the Wealthy Affiliate Genereal Success Forum where one person is earning $10,000 a month, and another person who hasn't been at Wealthy Affiliate very long is earning $700 a day - I've got screen captures of both in my video.
However, I don't want to give you the impression that making money online is easy - it takes a lot of hard work, can be very challenging at times, and often takes a lot of trial and error. Of course, hard work can pay off, and a lot of people who have joined Wealthy Affiliate have been able to quit their day jobs, but I will say that internet marketing is not for everyone.
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makingbills1021
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# Posted: 28 Feb 2008 08:46
I've tried WA (wealthy affiliate.) The info's great, but don't even try going into the forums... the people are brutal and mean.
Hope this helps and Have a great day! -Edward Brown
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