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This program is technically offline I guess. Since members don't get paid for signups through the site itself.

But Fundraiser doesn't use Paypal anymore. Jason, the admin of that program, says they now pay with AlertPay or Moneybookers, whichever one they feel like using.

I got paid $150 today off of this Fundraiser program. I received the money in my Moneybookers account. More details in my blog (within sig).

$150 is the most money I got paid off of of ANY program, including the scam HYIPs.

Hi,

I'd be curious to know why this program is in the inactive / offline section?
Maybe because it has been quiet for too long...

Anyway, when you know that 99% of the programs out there are scams, and when you have a SEC approved program that obviously CAN'T be a scam, you just can't afford to let it go quiet like that and end up in the inactive section...

Zoom788, it is NOT offline, I'm wondering what might be making you think that... You'll find some data from the SEC's certificate below, you'll see it's very real, alive and kicking.
The person who posted it the 1st time didn't present it too well IMHO, and just left it like that, which prevents other people from posting it more seriously and efficiently... Too bad. Anyway here's a more complete presentation, the same I did on KOD, and I hope a mod can dig out this thread.

Note to the mods: since the person who first posted this program didn't do it seriously, and didn't post the real address to the site (raisecapital.biz is NOT Fundraiser's official site, see below) I'd like to have the authorisation to post it again. Seriously this time.

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I've been away from that kind of program for a while, but this is the first time I see a program... Approved by the SEC! You'll find a link to the certificate in the footer of the site, that certificate is hosted on the SEC's official site, thus it's for real... And it doesn't even cost much (2x $5 if you decide to enter at the lowest level).

This comes from the SEC's site:

Company: Bedzzz Inn inc.

Business Address
2904 BURTONWOOD RD
SPRINGHILL TN 37174
615-579-3868

Mailing Address
2904 BURTONWOOD RD
SPRINGHILL TN 37174

Key to Descriptions
[Paper] Paper filings are available by film number.
[Cover] Filing contains an SEC-released cover letter or correspondence.


Here's the official introduction from the site:




According to my experience, signing up and setting up your account is a little bit more complicated than with most other programs - it took me maybe 15 minutes to get everything ready... But it's worth the time. And it doesn't require you to be a genius, it just takes a little bit of time.
Don't worry, once you've done the first part of the signup process, you're given a guide to help you set up your account.

To reply to Zoom788 above, the URL in my signature goes to e-junkie because this is how they manage their affiliate links, you'll be redirected to Fundraiser's site right away. Thus you do get paid by the main site. Which isn't raisecapital.biz by the way, the real and official site is bedzzzinn.com.

Seb.

mind explaining how it works?

I purchased it yesterday and found it to be the usual mlm where you get paid when you get 50 ppl in...

More like those doublers, atleast thats how I understood it to be...

Hi,

No you don't have to get the full 50 persons to get paid... At least that's not what I've understood.
Your objective is to get the 50 (and more if you can), but you are paid on each sale, and the amount you get paid depends on your current phase & level. Besides, each time one of your referrals purchases more Kilobytes (proceeds to a higher level), you get a new sale...
Well that's only the basis. I've made a more detailed explanation in my Second Life initiation center, and I'd paste it here on MMG if I had the permission to start a new thread for that program... If you're a Second Life resident you can read it there though: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Marketing%20VIP/55/148/26/
Don't forget also that unless most other programs, this one is SEC approved and offers a 90 days money-back guarantee... It's easier to offer it to other people when the program is backed by that kind of guarantees!

Hope this helps.

Seb.

Hi all,

You'll find below the presentation I've made of this program in my Information center in Second Life. I've just cut off the part that comes directly from the site as I've already pasted it here a couple of posts above. I thought this could help some to understand how the program works.

Seb.

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# QUICK OVERVIEW
# Program's name: Fundraiser 1.0
# Type: MLM
# Signup fees: minimum $10 (2x $5). USD.
# Recurring fees: NO
# Company: Bedzzz, Inn
# SEC approved: YES - certificate available from the site
# Site language(s): English
########################################################################

INTRODUCTION:
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This program is really perfect if you have only a very low budget to start with... You can start in Phase 1, level 1 for as low as $10.
The company sells web space ("Kilobytes"). You earn a part on each sale you make, between 10% and 75% depending on your level. The rest of the commissions are shared on the network.

The program is divided into phases, and levels. Each phase has 10 levels and everybody starts in Phase 1, in either one of its levels.
In each phase, Level 1 allows you to earn a 10% commission on people who are in the same phase as you, or below. Level 10 is the maximum for each phase and allows you to earn 75%. You still earn some commissions on referrals who are in higher phases than you, but you will earn less, so it is important to always be ahead of your referrals (important, but not mandatory - you can stay all your life in Phase 1, level 1 if you wish).
Each time you want to enter a new level (in order to earn more), you must buy it (order more Kilobytes), and so will your referrals do (which means more commissions for you each time). And remember: the higher you are (both phase and level), the more you earn...

PROOF OF PAYMENT:
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None yet. I am just getting started in this one...
But ask yourself: is it worth missing an opportunity that is approved by the US Securities and Exchanges Commission, offers a 90 days money-back guarantee, and costs only $10, just because I have no proof of payment to show you yet?

MY OPINION:
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Don't miss it. It is one of the most legit programs I have ever seen - can you find a better due dilligence than a cetificate from the SEC?
Signing up and setting up your account may be a little bit longer than for other programs, but it is worth the time. Expect to spend maybe 15 minutes reading the documentation and setting up your affiliate link. Then you'll start raising funds for whatever objective you have...

DUE DILLIGENCE:
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As I have already said this program is SEC approved and this should be enough for most people, they provide a real address and phone number (this is taken from the SEC's certificate this is why I say they are real):

Company: Bedzzz Inn, inc.

Business address:
2904 BURTONWOOD RD
SPRINGHILL TN 37174

Phone: 615-579-3868

Still holding you on the Money Back guarantee.


I asked for a refund 3 days ago and nothing yet.

It was only around 12 hours after I bought the membership.

May I ask you how you asked for your refund? Did you include all the required details (see below)?
I assumed you hadn't purchased a level? (i.e. you paid only the first $5 and read the instructions, you didn't go any further)?
Maybe you need to send them an other email?

Well these are just suppositions anyway...
For everyone else, here is what they say about their refund policy:



Which to me means that once you've read the instructions, if you proceed to the next step and purchase your first kilobytes (which is how you "start the program"), there will be no refunds. You get the complete documentation (a several pages-long PDF) during the 1st step, the initial signup which costs you only $5, and this is where you can get a refund. If you continue to the next step (pick a level, enter it (by purchasing the corresponding amount of Kilobytes), and set up your affiliate link) then there are no refunds possible. In this case, you've had all the necessary informations in hand to decide if yes or no you agree with the way the program works.

Seb.

yes.

I added a copy of my receipt and all i did was read the instructions. Never started anything.

Hi Tysin

I doubt that you are even in the Fundraiser program and are just posting to get the link seen in your signature, which is not a nice thing to do and doesn't help others that want to find out real information about Fundraiser, which is a genuine program and monitored by SEC and others. If you were in the program then you would of read the conditions of the 90 day money-back guarantee which is designed for people to try it first and not to request a refund before they haven't even started, so it is clear that you are either not really in it or are not being serious about it, if you are in it then I suggest you read the manual as it is all explained there.

The Fundraiser program can work very well and apart from the genuine testimonials at their site (link in Nuke-Refugee's signature) then there are many more out there with very high claims of over $1,000 in the first week, as most people go for the $200 option to be at the top of the first level as you then make 75% on each person coming in via your network.

I wouldn't say the program is MLM as it uses a direct sales approach when you offer it, but then shares the funding from a pool that is created by the small networks it creates, so it is more of a Pay-forward concept and does seem to be very successful and I will be offering it at my forum next week, especially as it is SEC approved and run by a real and stable company.

...John

Ok then you should be fine.
I'd suggest if you don't get news within a day or two, send an other mail. From a different address maybe. You could also try to call them (see the phone number above).

Seb.

sure, you make me laugh. just cause you found a slightly negative criticism to your program, you immediately throw accusations.

Really mature huh?


Do I need to prove I bought it? So you can rest your mind that im now signature whoring?



I read the manual and I just don't like the program. I thought it was something else, but its the same program as others.


Don't I have a freedom to choose anymore? Or do I need to love a program just cause you do?

Tysin,

If after reading the documentation, you still think it's "the same program as others" as you say, then maybe you read it, but you obviously didn't understand it... I have never seen a program like this one.
It's your right not to like it and to pull out. But please don't pretend it's "the same as others" as this is not true.

Seb.

That program is also a member of Scam-X... I hadn't seen there was a link on the picture on Fundraiser's site.

Taken from scam-x.com:

I've got the right to state my opinion. If you disagree then state that, but don't demand that whatever you believe is the truth.

you think its not like others and i do. well its difference of opinions, but don't lash out on me cause I do.

If you think it isin't then i respect you decision but don't agree. I'm not going to force you into saying it is or not.


A thing it doesnt have like others is that its sec approved.


saw that its on SCAM X too. and these two persuaded me into purchasing.



also
i suggest you remove that banner in your signature before a mod does since they've become against rules since last week.

Uh??
That's new indeed.
Thanks for letting me know.
Still I maintain you didn't understand the program but it's your problem, not mine.

Scam-x was created by a guy to make his crap look better the scam-x logo really does not bear any merit.
Fundraiser 1.0's SEC registration is there to only verify that they are a real company. I have contacted the co. and did extensive research before joining. I do get paid every month. The claims you read all over the internet of people making huge money in days are crap. You will make money. Most of the claims of high money come from members of team we profit, to get fundraiser 1.0 through them will cost you $200 to join. Their other programs is going to cost you $500, of the other programs one is a scam, one is video advertising and, one is a book. I have more information on fundraiser 1.0 if anyone needs it.
I hope this ok. I build and sell motorized bicycles Oil hit $106 barrel last night.

Hi,

Please prove everything you pretend here.
I just don't like rumors and without proof this is exactly what you're going to start here... Rumors.
Also, with your link in it your 1st post on MMG looks just like if you posted only for the purpose of posting your ad. Note that I am not saying this is what you did, but it looks like it.
If I am wrong, then please prove it, and I'll admit I was wrong.

Seb.

Go look at the teamweprofit.com website read carefully.
The Secret Pays - just a book and a movie not a program a self help book. Look to Napoleon Hill’s book Think and Grow Rich.

Flash2cash - video ads with lessons in the laws of attraction .

Automatic money machine - Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Automatic Money Machine has been accused of pyramid selling and promotion of this program on the internet breaches the Trade Practices Act of the ACCC.


Here is a copy of the email I sent to bedzzzinn. Below is the reply
We are not selling stock. We have this up on our site for verification that we are a real business.




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From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 9:28 AM
To: info@bedzzzinn.com
Subject: SEC


Can you tell me more about your SEC filling? Do you have a ticker symbol? Where can your stocks be purchased? Are they publicly traded?
Can I purchase stock? Was this a private offering? Secondary trading? Can you provide me with the complete filling? The information provided will help me to sell the product.


I can't remember where I found out about scam-x but will post when I do. Look I pulled my website address out.
To just let you know any co. can file SEC registration just like buying a BBB good standing.
I find it strange that you want me to prove facts on the program your advertising.
Maybe you haven't done your research.

So far I don't see any proof that teamprofit is actually owned by Bedzz Inn, but I'll check it further.
I don't see either that it is a scam but it takes more than 5 minutes to get a realistic opinion.

You should remove your email address from your post if you do,n't want to get spam btw...

Seb.

Team we profit is not owed by bedzzzinn team we profit uses fundraiser 1.0 to make their other programs look more legit . What I am showing is others sell fundraiser 1.0 for 20x what we do. Please note I didn't say fundraiser was a scam.

Aaah ok!
You didn't make yourself clear in your previous post...

So we have a program that's trying to use Fundraiser at its backup. That program may be a scam but isn't owned by Bedzz Inn. Is that what you meant?
In that case I'm not going to waste my time investigating that program... I just don't care about it.

Thanks for clarifying all this.

Seb.

While I'm at it...
Since the account setup procedure isn't as simple as the good old register / validate / login procedure, all my affiliates can have my e-mail address if they like and I'll help them directly. As long as they prove they're my affiliates of course...
I'm making this precision because as far as I know, the affiliates contact details remain private and thus I can't offer my help directly to those who may have some difficulties to understand the procedure. So if this is your case, and you signed up with my link, all you have to do is ask.
You should have the exact date and time of your purchase in your payment processor's confirmation email, I also have this data in my sales report, that should be enough to prove you're one of my affiliates.

Seb.

I wonder if anybody else has noticed there were a few mistakes in their manual?
This could be confusing to beginners... Not sure. Are there any Fundraiser members here who had difficulties to go to the second step (since the signup works in 2 steps: the initial $5 purchase which gives you access to the manual I'm talking about, then the product purchase and the choice of the level you want to start with).

Seb.

Nevermind,

I just got my refund a few hours ago.

They are truthful to their statements.


Good Guys here

Hi,

Sorry I didn't check this thread in the last couple of weeks...
Ok so that's good news. I was sure you'd get your refund.

Seb.

I see that one person above got paid in this. My question is what is the easiest/fastest way to get people to sign up thru my link? I have the page they give me for free advertising, but I do not have a lot of time to spend on this being a full time mother and working full time out of the home.

Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,

Well first I sugggest, if you can, that you make yourself a simple splash page or even a small site. Something simpler than their main site, where you'd put only the main reasons why one would sign up, and where you'd guide people. It makes it easier and I have more signups since I've done this (see mine as an example).
Then maybe you'l lwant to try paid-to-clic campaigns, as well as the sites that you'll find in your Fundraiser back office. This requires a little bit of time though, we're not talking about some automatic system. Use anything that can generate traffic, use your blog if you already have one, etc...

Seb.

I don't know anything about setting up a website for a splash page, but I advertise my Fundraiser 1.0 site by using SPAM. You put your ad into the rotation and people see it. I personally feel like that is the best place to advertise simply because the people who use AdCashGenerator are already seeking for opportunites. And rather than advertising COSTING money, you actually make money with this way of advertising.

Just a thought. :-)

I am new to this board, btw. I normally use another forum, but thought I'd get ideas, thoughts, etc. from a different group of people too.

Hijacking uh?
Your momma didn't tell you not to do this?

By the way...
I've received my 1st "big" payout from Fundraiser yesterday (I had received a few small ones so far, but just a few dollars; This time it was $50... Just a beginning but that's still more than I paid in the first place!). The payout was a little bit late but the support has been very responsive and that glitch was solved within a couple of days.

Seb.

I was trying to read the plan to see what this is all about becuase it looks interesting
but you can only read it after you pay :/

Ok i found a hint, its an affiliate program.
And you need to advertise it, will see if i can find more.

Hi,

I've been reading these posts with much interest. I signed up for Fundraiser 1.0 some time ago, but have done nothing with it. After reading the manual I was so confused, that I didn't think it was worth bothering with. Perhaps I should give it another look.

Strosdegoz: the first step will cost you only $5, it's not even worth mentioning it... And if after reading the manual you believe it is not for you then you can still get a refund at this stage. Now if you have questions, feel free to ask me.

Janeho: I admit the manual is far from perfect... I remember seeing a few mistakes in it, among other things. But opposed to all the scams out there... Even if it requires a small effort to get up and running I believe it's worth it.

Seb.

I've just started writing a series of how-tos and explanations... You'll find them on my Fundraiser site, page "How?".

Seb.

The 3rd article is now ready: a complete signup walk-through...
I haven't added the link on my site yet but simply visit the 1st or 2d article and you'll find the new one instantly.

Seb.

Can you tell me at least what it is about?

Uh! Well I thought the name was clear enough...
What they mainly provide you with (although it is not explained like this on the main site, this is my own interpretation) is a legal structure that lets you raise funds. People raise funds offline every day for lots of projects... Well here it's the same thing, but online.
In its functioning, it's quite close to an MLM-type program (although their levels structure is quite unique I think, at least this is the first time I see something like this - check the recent articles I've written to learn more about this).

It's in my opinion an easier task with them than with most MLM companies. Here you can sell directly the fund raising opportunity, it is perfectly legal since they've been approved by the SEC, which is an argument that helps A LOT... And you don't have to worry about them running away with the funds or not doing their job.

Hope this helps.

Seb.

Good points,


I have been researching Fundraiser since last year, and I too thought is was too good to be true, and when you consider few ever heard of it, even after almost ayear, makes you think, it may be working just as it is explained. After all, if anyone lost money, we would have seen it all over these forums. lol

I was able to verify more than a few people who have raised several thousand and have taken money out, but it took them longer than expected, but then again, this is true with any real deal. It is the ones where you get paid out fast that never last, so I think this is well worth the few bucks to test it. I recovered my investment in the first day, so like everything on the internet, it is gamble, if you look at everything this way, you are in for a few surprises as some do pay out as promoted.

Heck, for $4.99 it is hard to even take serious, so I suspect this is why it is so quiet on the internet, few are bothering to look beyond the price. lol Most deals want $500.00 plus for all the false promises, this is so low key, no hype, hardly a whisper, and it is because it is so cheap to get into it. Sort of a sleeper I suspect, so I will keep you posted.

... And a good point for you.
I didn't even think about that lol! But this is indeed true, when all those scams out there fail, forums like MMG and alike are full of warnings and people complaining... There's nothing like that here.

I was just looking for more info on this. Googling it really does not bring up anything bad.
So, what is your update - how is this program working for you after so many months?

Since I am an internet marketer and spend a lot of time on text and traffic exchanges,
I had noticed this Fundraiser 1.0 program coming up on my radar more and more often.

It is intriguing. Thought maybe I could use it to generate quick funds for marketing.
I have already joined, and have read everything in detail. I am already promoting
online, so it would be just a matter of plugging it in.

I think I will do more research, though. Hopefully someone here can update
their testimony on this program.

Thanks ===>> Simone

I'm still curious about this program but not taking the first step yet.
Hopefully someone will post here what this is all about.

ANy Updated on how this program is going ?

Thanks PrincessK

Anything new to report on this?

Thanks.

I know fundraiser 1.0 work if willing do some of the work I know made money on it nobody tell me it dose work it all depends on your efforts.So if think it fack or no goood then proble will not make it. But is time that you need to think outside the box.