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Carnival Scam, the real Agloco, free MLS listings

Published March 27th, 2007 in Interesting / Other. 2 Comments

Carnival Scam

WiseBread, the blog I read daily, gathered a few videos that I find very entertaining. The Real Hustle, a UK television series, uncovers scam behind some of the fairground attractions. It is pretty amazing how easy it is to fool people in believing the game is fair. Check it out

Carnival Of Scams – Top 4 fairground cons at WiseBread

The real Agloco

I wrote about Agloco before. What I didn’t expect at that time is just how popular it will be. I guess old tricks can work just as well when you put new wrapping around them. Trader’s Narrative explains why:

How People Think it Works:

  1. Spend Some Hours Surfing
  2. Get Gobs of $$$

How Agloco Really Works:

  1. Spend Some Hours Surfing
  2. Get Limited Agloco ‘hour units’
  3. Convert ‘hour units’ to Agloco ’shares’
  4. Agloco Goes Public
  5. Agloco Becomes Profitable
  6. Agloco’s Board Declare Cash Divident
  7. Agloco ‘members’ Receive $

What Everyone Ought to Know About Agloco at Trader’s Narrative

Free MLS listings

Talks about real estate bubble don’t make your head spin yet? Jonathan from MyMoneyBlog uncovers some savings in listing your house at MLS for free. That is probably just around $500 but in times when real estate prices go south, each penny counts

Iggys House Beta (via MyMoneyBlog)

AllAdvantage is back under new name

Published November 23rd, 2006 in Business: Strategy. 1 Comment

AglocoDo you have plenty of free time at hand? Do you have a lot of friends who have a lot of friends who have a lot of friends…? Does the sound of words “Multi-Level Marketing” not make you sick? If your answer to all three questions is “yes” then Agloco is made for you.

The old “pay to browse” scheme is reborn under a new name. What is it and how does it work? You install a plug-in that takes the bottom part of your internet browser and displays a few ads. You then get paid for up to 5 hours a month for using that plug-in while you browse Internet. Besides to that you refer your friends to the network and once they start using the plug-in you get a cut of the revenue. Then you get a smaller cut of the friends of the friends revenue and so forth down to 5 levels.

While some get extremely high at the company promise to make you rich others are more skeptical. I personally hate MLM and consider it a waste of my time. If you decide to invest your time in it make sure you thoroughly study the subject and know what you are doing.

BlingoAlso take a look at Blingo. This is an alternative way to get distracted as you browse or to be exact as you search for stuff on Internet. The company places extra ads (as if those that Google has are not enough) around their search results and also pays out prizes to the lucky winners. If you are the kind of person who plays state lottery — this is not much different except you do not pay with your money but with your time.

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