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What others don't tell you
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Author: Aobo Chen
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 00:00
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Dear all who want to be financially independent:

Do you want to start a part-time home-based business
that could earn you extra dolloars and this business
has the potential to eventually develope into a sole
and grand source of your income?

A "paid-to-use-your-computer" program could be a good
candidate to start with. However, the success of this
program does not depend on how much time you use your
computer but mainly on how many others use their
computers for the program under you.

Also, unlike what is usually promoted, these "paid-to-
use-your-computer" programs will definitely not help
you get rich quickly. The reason for this is that it
is built according to a mathematical exponential
function (termed as "Multi-Level Marketing" or "Network
Marketing" which helps you gain only a little profit
in the biginning, but a lot in the future (growing
exponentially) if you do it in a persistent fashion.
This means you should not jump from one program to
another without establishing your direct downline.

However, what you can do is to add in more programs
in a timely fashion, i.e. once you build your direct
downline (those people under you, 3 or 4 solid persons
are enough), you can switch to another program and
them build your solid base in that program before you
start another. If you stick with this principle, then
the programs you started early will start to generate
increasing gain for you while you are building the new
program, which, not only will not give you some gain,
but also costs you some to start with.

Now the question is: which program do I start with
considering the facts that there are so many out there?
Or, if you are currently invovled with many programs
alreay, you may want to know if you could manage these
programs all at once in one place. Well, fortunately
there are many others asking these same questions and
they are taking the action to do something about it.
"Maxref" is one which was set up to do just that.

I highly recommend you visit the following site and
check it out yourself.

http://www.maxref.com/mrp/top.cgi/webstars/MX554088

I am sure you will catch the idea quickly once you get
there. Once you see all those programs are compared in
a clear fashion, you will know yourself what to do and
what to do first.

And it is FREE to join! Beside, the site also provide
many other FREE tools and resources for you to use
at your finger tips. Go there yourself and you will
know what I am talking about.

http://www.maxref.com/mrp/top.cgi/webstars/MX554088

Aobo Chen
aobochen@themail.com
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