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A lot of the fake news sites like InternetJobNews and fake blogs pull disclaimers from the sales pages of the products they are promoting. Apparently, InternetJobNews switched products they promote but never bothered to change their disclaimer. But that's not what's funny.

Read more on InternetJobNews – funniest disclaimer yet?…

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Let's face it. Until anonymous corporation and secret banking loopholes are closed for good, the big "law enforcement show" from the likes of the FTC, AGs, and other law enforcement agencies is just that…a show to make it seem like scammers are on the run.

Read more on New fake news sites say "catch me if you can!"…

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"Felix Rodriguez" - a.k.a. iStock Photo 000006808979

"Felix Rodriguez" – a.k.a. iStock Photo 000006808979

"Felix Rodriguez" – a.k.a. iStockPhoto 000006808979 loves DataMoneyOnline so much that he wants to MARRY it!

After all according to DataMoneyOnline all you have to do is fill out "One form every five minutes = 12 forms per hour at $10 per form = $120" and suddenly you are making $120/hour by the sheer fact that you can read and type and there is "no learning the ropes"!
 
Wow!
 
But why stop there? Why not pay people who can "read and type" (required according to DataMoneyOnline) even $12/hour and pocket the cool difference of $108/hour? Just imagine you could have 100 people working for you bringing in 100 x $108/hour = $10,800 per hour after paying labor.
 
After all, "You do want to get rich, right?" (to quote DataMoneyOnline).
 
I know what you're thinking…why not have ONE THOUSAND people doing the work. OK. It's at that point where I think it's time for you to get a reality check. If you've ever tried to manage a thousand people I think you know what I mean.
 
Let's see who else DataMoneyOnline has brought on board for compelling testimonial proof of their amazing system:
  

Read more on DataMoneyOnline sales page review…

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