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But what has this all got to do with making money using the worlds currently largest social networking website. Heck, if you believe all the hype about MySpace then every Tom, Dick or Harriet can sign up, start 'socializing' and retire... all in the same week!
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And if you missed it, that was SARCASM!
By the way, those folks who are claiming to make about $100 a day might want to rethink their strategy, here's why:
On June 15, 2006 MySpace updated their terms of service...
Have you read their TOS recently? If you plan to buy some of these ID scrapers and start building a monumental list so you too can make $100 a day, you might like to know that using MySpace means you agree to the following:
[Excerpt from June 15, 2006 MySpace TOS]
5. Non-commercial Use by Members: The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertisements, affiliate links, and other forms of solicitation may be removed from Member profiles without notice and may result in termination of Membership privileges. Appropriate legal action will be taken for any illegal or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services.
That doesn't bode well for all those money making schemes... But that's not the worst of it, heck no! Check this out:
17. advertising to, or solicitatio
Ecommerce have to proven to be a very beneficial tool in online business success. A lot of people today prefer the convenience of getting things done in just simple clicks of a button. Shopping is no different. Most people would prefer to buy what they need in the comfort of their own home, facing a computer. This is why e-commerce has been a very big business over the years. And as it continues to boom, you should consider being a part if it to earn big profit.From a buyer’s point of view, the Internet provides them a wide ra
But what has this all got to do with making money using the worlds currently largest social networking website. Heck, if you believe all the hype about MySpace then every Tom, Dick or Harriet can sign up, start 'socializing' and retire... all in the same week!
What a pile of horse manure!
In fact, the basic "advice" I've found suggests the same thing:
[1] Join MySpace
[2] Search the Groups for people you can flog your stuff to
[3] Use a 'friend finder' or other User ID scraper to build your list
[4] Then fake some interest in these new found friends and ask them to join your network
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And if you missed it, that was SARCASM!
By the way, those folks who are claiming to make about $100 a day might want to rethink their strategy, here's why:
On June 15, 2006 MySpace updated their terms of service...
Have you read their TOS recently? If you plan to buy some of these ID scrapers and start building a monumental list so you too can make $100 a day, you might like to know that using MySpace means you agree to the following:
[Excerpt from June 15, 2006 MySpace TOS]
5. Non-commercial Use by Members: The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertisements, affiliate links, and other forms of solicitation may be removed from Member profiles without notice and may result in termination of Membership privileges. Appropriate legal action will be taken for any illegal or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services.
That doesn't bode well for all those money making schemes... But that's not the worst of it, heck no! Check this out:
17. advertising to, or solicitati
Chances are that you are reading this article like you've read hundreds of other similar ones, in a desperate search for the ideal affiliate make money online program for you.The good news is that if you read this article carefully, your search has come to an end.There are probably hundreds of affiliate online programs out there that will make you serious money but that is not what you should be looking for at this point. Following that approach which every other unsuccessful and desperate would-be affiliate is followin
[5] Then... when they least expect it, SPAM the heck out of them.
Sounds like a plan to me. And if you missed it, that was SARCASM!
By the way, those folks who are claiming to make about $100 a day might want to rethink their strategy, here's why:
On June 15, 2006 MySpace updated their terms of service...
Have you read their TOS recently? If you plan to buy some of these ID scrapers and start building a monumental list so you too can make $100 a day, you might like to know that using MySpace means you agree to the following:
[Excerpt from June 15, 2006 MySpace TOS]
5. Non-commercial Use by Members: The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertisements, affiliate links, and other forms of solicitation may be removed from Member profiles without notice and may result in termination of Membership privileges. Appropriate legal action will be taken for any illegal or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services.
That doesn't bode well for all those money making schemes... But that's not the worst of it, heck no! Check this out:
17. advertising to, or solicitati
Many psychologists and many underachievers have often hypothesized that CEOs, Sports Stars, Famous Generals and CEOs are all very similar to criminals. In fact they all often display very psychopathic tendencies that actual criminals do. Of course much of these traits are shared by all humans but a higher percentage and more often by this group above, which includes criminals too. It is for this reason that that the subject came up in an online think tank when a member stated;“Although it is worth pointing out that it has been
[Excerpt from June 15, 2006 MySpace TOS]
5. Non-commercial Use by Members: The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertisements, affiliate links, and other forms of solicitation may be removed from Member profiles without notice and may result in termination of Membership privileges. Appropriate legal action will be taken for any illegal or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services.
That doesn't bode well for all those money making schemes... But that's not the worst of it, heck no! Check this out:
17. advertising to, or solicitati
It seems during the crazy holiday time many organizations, associations, companies and social clubs have a networking event for you to attend. How can you possibly do it all? Well… you can’t. To ensure your networking is proactive, productive and profitable this holiday season you can apply these productive networking tips for the holiday season.Choose your activity – you will receive many offers to attend functions, choose wisely. Determine what time of day is best for you to attend. Do you prefer breakfast events, lu
That doesn't bode well for all those money making schemes... But that's not the worst of it, heck no! Check this out:
17. advertising to, or solicitation of, any Member to buy or sell any products or services through the MySpace Services. You may not transmit any chain letters or junk email to other Members. It is also a violation of these rules to use any information obtained from the MySpace Services in order to contact, advertise to, solicit, or sell to any Member without their prior explicit consent. In order to protect our Members from such advertising or solicitation, MySpace.com reserves the right to restrict the number of emails which a Member may send to other Members in any 24-hour period to a number which MySpace.com deems appropriate in its sole discretion. If you breach this Agreement and send unsolicited bulk email, instant messages or other unsolicited communications of any kind through the MySpace Services, you acknowledge that you will have caused substantial harm to MySpace.com, but that the amount of such harm would be extremely difficult to ascertain. As a reasonable estimation of such harm, you agree to pay MySpace.com $50 for each such unsolicited email or other unsolicited communication you send through the MySpace Services;
Did you catch that last part about $50 per spam 'communication' you send.
So if you think you can easily, or quickly, make a quick buck on MySpace - THINK AGAIN.
Sure there are ways, but the new rules of use that MySpace has put forth make it clear that they will not tolerate their special venue becoming a free for all spam-fest.
Guess it's back to the drawing board for all those get-rich-on-MySpace-quick schemes...
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