subject: Is The Six Figure Program A Scam? [print this page] What do stay at home moms, college students and professionals looking to make more money all have in common? They are modern day entrepreneurs and have discovered creators Ben Moskel and Dave Clabeaux of "The Six Figure Program" fame. There is a mentoring service and website of the same name.
Ben learned about Affiliate Marketing from a colleague in 2005. A newly emerging market at the time, he learned that Fortune 500 companies were paying affiliate marketers a percentage of a sale if a consumer clicked on their website which linked then to the company. Every click meant more money.
There are many success stories of people who have discovered "The Six Figure Program" seminar. One of these is Mary Hayes, who now works from the comfort of her own home and brings home more than the professionals she used to work with. She is making $5,500 a month just from linking her website to brand name companies like Target and Gucci. Every time someone clicks, she gets paid.
Mary is the norm to this equation, not the exception. She was looking for a way to earn money after being unexpectedly laid off by her employer. She was panicked since she had two little kids to care for. Going online, she saw mostly gimmicks and scams and was about to give up. Then she discovered Ben and Dave and their "Six Figure Program."
She was so relieved to discover "two regular guys" who had proven they could be successful - and wanted to teach people their method. She investigated them both, and saw they had legitimately earned $1.2 million dollars from websites.
Mary was able to learn the process step-by-step, since they had installed special cameras on their computer to allow Mary to copy exactly what they did. She knew they were honest and legitimate after that.
After reading a story in Entrepreneur Magazine, Mary found she trusted then even more. She liked their down to earth approach and felt comfortable with their teaching methods. They are sincere in their desire to share their success with others and even though Mary doesn't earn a million dollars a year like them, she has more than enough to sustain her family and be home with her children.
There are still plenty of scam sites on the Internet that promise making millions of dollars overnight, and pictures of check plastered all over. There are stories and false claims of potential income - for those odds, play the lottery.
All you need to succeed is to have a computer, Internet access, and The Six Figure Program.
