Comments on: Ad Surf Daily Blog Accepted by BlogCatalog!

By: pamela

pamela — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 02:54:08 +0000

I think blogcatalog suck…im serious about it..They tolerate poeple to encourage each one to click each other’s ad which is a violation to other advertising companies like google adsense..They release information about CTR to the public whic his a violation to google thats why some advertisers are backing off from people who are a member of blogcatalog due to this reason and these people lose money. Also the traffic credit for the blogs submitted by members are creditted to blogcatalog not to the users. I dont see any benefit at all..They disable your account without any notice and will reply in one sentence with a note in the end “HAVE A NICE DAY”.. After disabling your account, they keep your information and continue to receive updates from blogcatalog. My account was disabled too and sent them email why and I got a one sentence reply from Daniel and in the end he said have a nice day..What a fu__kin asshole! Very polite.

By: David

David — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 23:11:41 +0000

Bye bye ASD.

By: Armen

Armen — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:53:37 +0000

Yes, COHO & Brad are correct in that there are legitimate MLM companies out there that sell product. Some are even publicly traded like Avon & NuSkin. Some products are great, others not so much. Some compensation programs are great, others not so much. A small percentage of MLMs do pitch products that don’t work, are scammy, and purely designed to make the orignators rich.

Case in point: Awareness Life. They pitch some really great products, but a couple of years ago they changed their compensation scheme because they got greedy, and a lot of the MLMers left the company to go elsewhere.

ASD is not an MLM. It is a pyramid scheme that is totally reliant on growth for survival. Those of you who made money, please pay very close attention to what I’m about to say:

You’re money did not originate from an external revenue stream. It came from other people like you who joined after you did. Ask yourself, how can the company stay solvent if you get a payout greater than your input, if there is no external stream of revenue?

By: COHO

COHO — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 01:34:22 +0000

I am curious about ASD. Ihave been in many network marketing groups and from what I have read and researched ASD seems as real as it gets. With most network marketing groups thier success is on signing up members for a fee and some make you buy products. Can this be for real? I have ran numerous spreadsheets and calculations on the match and 25% bonus and if you do the right split on your cashout this can establish a great residual income. Now like most programs this is if it is too good to be true it is but I am having a hard time not finding this a working program. I know from having a website at one time and being contacted by vendors to advertise their store and if they recevied purchases from individuals linking from my site I received a commission or a in store credit when I would buy from there. Is this the same type of system? If so then I believe this is the real deal. Any thoughts?

By: Brad Obert

Brad Obert — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 16:23:08 +0000

Nunya (a.k.a. Nunya82) @ 7:19 pm

I am not in ASD. Your comment is ignorant. There are legitimate MLM companies that generate lots of income for lots of people. I’m one of them, and have been for 14 years. Whethe r or not ASD is a scam or not is no reflection on any other MLM. ASD is not MLM. Please keep your uninformed comments to yourself as others will read this and perhaps mistake your opinion as truth. You’ve been posting for 12 years, haven’t you been paying attention to the business world?