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An amateur sales letter introduces this product – is the eBook any better? Are there really some New age millions waiting for us after reading this eBook?

NewAgeMillions.com honest review

I was expecting the worst after reading the New Age Millions sales letter and honestly I finished not far from my expectations.

This eBook is about using Social networks (check the sales letter intro image, and you get a full idea about the contents of this eBook). Well, using is not the right word, a more concrete word is spamming.

You will learn to earn (small) money with:

- stealing videos from YouTube.com and adding your text into the video (lawyers favourite) – one third of the eBook.

- spamming the Craiglist – users and owners of Craiglist best pick

- spamming with Gail – Gmail´s spam-bin pick

- MySpace Spamming with friend-making bots – favourite pick of MySpace antispam bots

- Yahoo Answers – answer if you can (this one requires a lot of creativity – asking questions and answering with other user account)- a little bit schizophrenic!

Parts about Squidoo and Facebook talk  more or less about well known stuff (creating lens or using PPC on Facebook).

If I compare this eBook to other social networking eBooks, this one should receive one star but the problem is spamming. I hate every eBook which recommends spamming in every way. Every technique in this eBook is very VERY short term and in violation of service use terms.

Conclusion

The New Age Millions eBook tries to teach you how to spam and they call it earning money. Monez does not tolerate spamming because people like authors of this eBook make the Internet one filthy mess. Stop spamming, scammers!

P.S.

The author says in the eBook that you will definitely not earn millions so why did he chose such a stupid domain name?

Rating: SCAM
Zero star of four
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Price: 47 USD
Difficulty level: easy everyday spamming
Money required: n/a
Pages: 92 of PDF

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