Rich Jerk review

Inside the mind of a rich jerk

By Mr. Work @ Home, Publisher of WorkAtHomeTruth.com

Felix Kelly

Zero to $379,000.00 in less than 3 years

Not too long ago there was an instant buzz on many internet marketing discussion forums when a mysterious participant (going under the nickname "kellyandsummer") was selling a ClickBank affiliate site on eBay for $379,000.00. According to the details displayed in the auction, the site had made over $500,000 of profit since inception, and over $1,000,000 of ClickBank sales. At its peak, this website put over $55,000.00 in profits into the bank each and every 30 days.

This mysterious (and unkown) person was Kelly Felix... the person we now recognize as the Rich Jerk.

As you see below (and when the auction ended just after 8 days), Mr. Felix accepted the final bid of $379,000.00 -- not bad considering the site was simply a collection of short reviews about various ClickBank affiliate programs.

rich jerk ebay

The following paragraph is an update to the original review:

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The original review continues here

What's his secret... from everything I've investigated, he put into action a similar Google Cash system matching people searching for problems with companies offering solutions.

You might be surprised how easy it is to be a rich jerk... one way is to follow a Google Cash system, send $5 to Google... and you're up and running in about 3 hours (or less).

google cash

Here's a very simple, basic snapshot of how Felix Kelly used a Google Cash system to pocket over $55,000.00 a month in profit -- ultimately selling his work at home business on ebay for $379,000.00 (in an 8-day auction).

A person looking for a solution to their problems submits a request to a search engine like Google. In the above example, the search is for "tool crib"...

... When you look carefully, most search engines deliver search results in one of at least two ways. The vast majority of listings are displayed at no cost to the web site owner... and in the above example, a search for "tool crib" shows Amazon.com in the first featured listing. But at the very top of the result's page is a "Sponsored Link" ad for Amazon.com again... only this listing was paid and bought by someone like the Rich Jerk.

... Finally, the rich jerk ultimately redirects this Google visitor to a company offering a solution... and the rich jerk gets paid when the visitor spends money.

The good news is anyone can be a rich jerk (if you know where to look).

Are you Rich Jerk material?

Bottom line:
You don't have to be a rich jerk to be happy. And you don't have to buy the Rich Jerk's book to find out how he turned a ho-hum acting gig into a thriving home business... and sold it on ebay for $379,000.00 over an 8 day auction...

... My research reveals the rich jerk simple put this Google Cash system into place... and I did it too -- it's the same exact home study course I used to quit my job and spend most of my time with my family.

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