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Utley103
I was reading an ebook, I forget which one, and it gave an example of how this guy made a killing on Craigslist by combining it with a dating affiliate site like Match.com.

Basically these dating affiliate sites pay per lead, meaning some give you $1 for every free signup you get plus a percentage of any upgrades.

The guy simply created a personal ad in several different craigslist areas and asked them to email him. He then emailed them back telling them to sign up for a free account at whateverdating.com and they would then be able to view his profile. He got $1 for each one who signed up.

Morals:

Of course he had to act like some 22 year old hotty, but it worked and made him money. Is this morally ok in your mind?

dbbush
QUOTE (Utley103 @ Aug 30 2008, 09:44 AM) *
I was reading an ebook, I forget which one, and it gave an example of how this guy made a killing on Craigslist by combining it with a dating affiliate site like Match.com.

Basically these dating affiliate sites pay per lead, meaning some give you $1 for every free signup you get plus a percentage of any upgrades.

The guy simply created a personal ad in several different craigslist areas and asked them to email him. He then emailed them back telling them to sign up for a free account at whateverdating.com and they would then be able to view his profile. He got $1 for each one who signed up.

Morals:

Of course he had to act like some 22 year old hotty, but it worked and made him money. Is this morally ok in your mind?

Some people would say that money talks and BS walks and thats the name of that tune! But I don't think that this would be good with my conscience. crying.gif

hidayah
QUOTE (Utley103 @ Aug 30 2008, 06:44 AM) *
I was reading an ebook, I forget which one, and it gave an example of how this guy made a killing on Craigslist by combining it with a dating affiliate site like Match.com.

Basically these dating affiliate sites pay per lead, meaning some give you $1 for every free signup you get plus a percentage of any upgrades.

The guy simply created a personal ad in several different craigslist areas and asked them to email him. He then emailed them back telling them to sign up for a free account at whateverdating.com and they would then be able to view his profile. He got $1 for each one who signed up.

Morals:

Of course he had to act like some 22 year old hotty, but it worked and made him money. Is this morally ok in your mind?



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itlnoor
QUOTE (Utley103 @ Aug 30 2008, 06:44 AM) *
I was reading an ebook, I forget which one, and it gave an example of how this guy made a killing on Craigslist by combining it with a dating affiliate site like Match.com.

Basically these dating affiliate sites pay per lead, meaning some give you $1 for every free signup you get plus a percentage of any upgrades.

The guy simply created a personal ad in several different craigslist areas and asked them to email him. He then emailed them back telling them to sign up for a free account at whateverdating.com and they would then be able to view his profile. He got $1 for each one who signed up.

Morals:

Of course he had to act like some 22 year old hotty, but it worked and made him money. Is this morally ok in your mind?



Well I do believe in morality. Morals are often weighed against money. You have show your charactor when needed. Be your self. that is what I beleive
Utley103
Yes but how immoral is it really? I mean People who are going online looking for a hot date have to know everything out there isn't legit. Is it hurting anyone, thats my question I guess?

Maybe wasting a minute of some guys time that obviously has nothing better to do then look for an online date anyway, right?
shadow777
lol the things ppl do
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