Keeping The Bastards Honest

Yes its that time again. Time for my monthly bitch session. This time it is Entrecard that gets its own post on my blog.

Regular readers may have noticed I no longer run Entrecard Ads on my blog but have replaced it with clixgalore which offers many free affiliate programs to promote.

Entrecard was, I thought a good way to promote your blog. In a nutshell you bought ads on other blogs by displaying ads on your blog using what they called EC credits. You could buy credits but most people just earned them by visiting other blogs and doing what is called a drop to show you had been there.

It was in effect bloggers helping bloggers. Then they decided to introduce paid ads. Now bear in mind that the advertisers were paying entrecard and not the blog owners. Blog owners could get paid based on their activity level in earning Entrecard credits.

The problem with that system is with a site like mine that gets a large percentage of search engine traffic everyone else was benefiting but me. There is a reason I don’t run paid ads on my blog, such as adsense or bidvertiser. That is because most of them would be advertising the very types of programs that I tell everyone to steer clear of.

No problem. I just go to my dashboard and turn off the paid ads. It worked fine for a while and then paid ads started randomly appearing on my blog again.

Well I like to think :) I am a reasonable person so I sent in a support ticket:

“Can you please tell me why this paid ad is appearing on my blog. I have set my account so as not to recieve paid ads and this particular site is in direct opposition to my blog. In fact it is the very type of site I warn my readers to beware of.http://adn.entrecard.com/click?spot=7141&ad=422&type=paid

http://www.productsupplycenter.com/web258478/

Just for the record. I have not allowed paid ads on my blog because I get alot of search engine traffic and other sources apart from entrecard and with your current system everyone benefits but me. regards
Phil Miranda “ .

That was on the 29th of May and I also sent a reminder on the 11th of June. The current status is open and awaiting staff response.Now for anyone who thinks I am being harsh bear in mind this. When I had no unpaid Entrecard blogs to advertise I once again found paid ads on my blog. This is unlikely to happen by accident or by a programing problem.

So to Entrecard’s Staff ? and founder Graham Langdon. Thanks for ignoring my support ticket, running paid ads on my blog, and turning what was a good idea into a money hungry grab for cash. Well done !

Ahh ! I feel much better now.

By the way Entrecard. Consider my support ticket closed.

And another thing. If you want to mention that there were problems with your support centre or your program then put it in an email and mail it to 3 weeks ago when I might have cared.

regards

Phil Miranda (Don’t get mad get even)

ps: It seems looking at their forum, I am not the only one having problems with support at Entrecard. It also appears that posting on their forum doesnt help. One poor bugger has 10 open tickets dating back to April 30. LOL

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I recently received this email from self proclaimed list building guru Gary Ambrose with the subject

“easy money. No technical skills required …”

Seems he is promoting Melford & Concetta Bibens pre built websites claiming to cure cancer,diabetes etc. which I mentioned briefly in my last post. Gary is promoting the fact that

“If you’re stuck on the techincal stuff, and just
can’t figure out how to get a profitable website
online … this is what you’ve been looking for. ”

That is fair enough especially if you don’t know how to build a website. He then goes on to say:

“In under 7 minutes, and with just a single click
of your mouse… you can have five, proven money
making websites of your very own…..and the
sites are all *ALREADY* making money too …”

Okay. The sites are already making money for who? Some of the main selling points according to the website are:

“the webpages have a “built-in” device that allows them to generate “free traffic” without end!”

A built in device? Gimme a break. Plus:

“Not only that, but the webpages each contain a video that makes further an irresistible offer so that people must surrender their contact information, and which also becomes a VAST double-optin list!”

and this:

And we made it our mission to develop a set of web businesses that from day 1 you could just turn the key and start making money (with NO theory, NO hard work, and NO trial-and-error!)

Turn the key and start making money. Sounds good. So why then do I find all over the internet stuff like this:

“I am new to the internet business and was hoping to make money with them but I hate to say this but I was a member of Cash Making Power Sites for seven months and I did not make one dollar with them. Not only that but I tried to get a hold of the site owners but no luck, So I went to click bank and canceled my subscription with them but unfortunately I will only be getting back the money I spent when I signed up with them and not the recurring amount of money I spent monthly, But I guess live and let learn, in any case if any body is interested in trying a business that you truly can make money with just check out my website their is a Free Video you can watch on the site.I hope this will help other people out, thanks for reading my post.”

What about the inbuilt device that generates free traffic?

or this:

“Hey All,

I bit the bullet on this one 3 months ago and like the recent post have not seen a penny of this from any of the 5 sites. I think THEY are making all the money from our promoting the system.I have reported them to my state attorney general and BBB. I’ll keep you posted on the outcome. Honestly I have no idea how people can sleep at night knowing they are stealing money from people!”

They can sleep at night because they are “Good People” It says so on the website.

or even this:

“Having swallowed the claims made by this group concerning their “5 cash making power sites”, I discovered that the email sign up for more information on the 5 sites, touted as a great benefit to me, the affiliate, is nothing more than the opportunity for these unscrupulous characters to email a link WITH NO AFFILIATE information. So I’m spending all my money to make them rich!”

Yep, there is a vast double optin list. It’s just not yours.

I could continue but I think you get the picture. Now for those of you who think maybe I am being harsh, or the people complaining just didn’t know how to market I will leave the last word to Melford & Concetta Bibens from their own website:

“So we gave it a lot of time and effort, and fine-tuned what has got to be the greatest Internet business in a box you can ever imagine or want!

It’s so smooth it runs pretty much on autopilot!

All YOU need to ever do is activate it, and that’s about it!”

regards

Phil Miranda

ps: Don’t forget http://philmir.wordpress.com for a realtime database of phishing and scam emails. As I get them, I post them.

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This site is called Tax Liens Made Easy  and is another get rich quick sales page with all the usual bells and whistles. 

I have to admit when I first saw this site I was so dissapointed that someone would want to profit from the misfortune of others. Then I realised that many legitimate professions and industries directly or indirectly benefit from other peoples misfortunes. So I decided to get off my moral high horse and actually have a look at what they are claiming on this website.

Well it didn’t take long to figure out that there was more wrong with this site than just the moral issues.

So what exactly is a Tax Lien. Basically a tax lien is a lien imposed on property by law to secure payment of taxes. Tax liens may be imposed for delinquent taxes owed on real property or personal property, or as a result of failure to pay income taxes or other taxes.

Lets look briefly at what the website of Melford & Concetta Bibens claim to have made from Tax Lien property sales.

“For example, you could easily get a home like this one below we got for just $255 (NOTE: the home itself is worth as determined by an appraiser above $145,000!)

We then turned around and sold this same house to a bank for $95,000 - which means subtracting our $255 tax lien purchase cost, we made a fat $94,745.”

they go on to say:

“To give you a better idea of just how FAST the turnarounds are using our “Secret System” in particular, just take a look at these properties we managed to grab up and “dump” in just 30 days! …

That’s $2,069,730 above we got for just over 1¢-on-the-dollar! Plus, we were never deep out of pocket, and never at any risk!”

Okay so I am the first to admit that I am no expert when it comes to property sales or property law. Still before my critics start labelling me, yet again, as negative, small minded and  a killer of peoples dreams why don’t we have a look at some facts about property Tax Lien sales from wikipedia.

1. In many states, further actions must be taken to protect the lien holder’s rights after purchase of a lien. Failure to comply exactly with these requirements may make the lien worthless.
2.  Tax liens on “choice” properties are quickly purchased by major institutional investors having sufficient time and resources to research valuable properties versus worthless ones, and who can afford the occasional poor choice. Smaller liens often involve properties that are generally worthless (such as odd strips of land). (In addition, Florida does not allow auctions or sales of tax liens of less than $100 on homesteads.) In “random” and “rotational” jurisdictions, investors have even less control over which liens they purchase.
3. Some experts tout tax lien sales as a means of acquiring property at highly discounted prices. In practice, except for very rare instances, liens of any value are redeemed well before the property can be foreclosed (especially where a mortgage is involved; the mortgage holder is secondary in line to a tax lien holder but, upon payment of the lien, the mortgage holder would then become the primary lienholder). Where tax deed sales are used to foreclose, numerous bidders participate, thus making the chances of actual acquisition remote. For example, in one Illinois county with a population of over 500,000, the County Clerk’s office said only 3 residential properties were not redeemed in 35 years.

Apart from these few examples of the pitfalls of this practice consider this question I always ask when I see any website like this. Why would anyone who claims to have made 2 Million dollars in one month offer you the same information for $37 ?

It doesn’t make sense does it. Yet people will continue to buy from these types of websites and then complain that they got scammed. Hopefully they will read this post first and save themselves some money and false hope.

Speaking of false hope. Melford & Concetta Bibens also resell websites on Curing Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease. Check it out HERE

In closing. Are there people making money from Property Tax Lien Sales ?  I have no doubt that there are. I also have no doubt they are not doing so without some risk, some knowledge and a great deal of experience. I can also bet they are not telling all and sundry how to copy them for $37. 

regards

Phil Miranda
 

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Here is another review site that was brought to my attention by a budding young guru. I won’t mention his name as I can do without the accusations of racism and prejudice.

The review site in question is programreview.com and is run by the infamous Jason Ryan Isaksen. It has the usual (95% of all sites are scams, I got tired of being scammed, I am going to expose the scammers blah blah blah) Actually it is quite funny to hear Jason say he got tired of being scammed. It is a classic case of the “pot calling the kettle black” At least Jason knows how most of his customers feel.

Now wherever you go on programreview.com it will always send you to this link Doublepayment.com which of course is run by Jason and explains the reference to all roads lead to Rome.

While reading the “amazing story” of Jason I was thinking that this sounded all too familiar. A quick visit to copyscape.com confirmed that at least 10 sites have the identical story. 10 is the maximum results returned unless you have a premium account. By cross referencing the results I was able to find more but after a while it just got to confusing and tiring.

Now amongst the forums you will find Jason or his cheerleaders stating that these are resellers of his product and not himself. That would be fair enough except for the fact that the majority of the sites not only have the same story but the same testimonials and the same proof of payments.

As usual Jason and his band of merry thieves can be found at all major search engines and are featured regularly on scam.com and the ripoffreport.com as well as many personal blogs.

So the bottom line yet again, is this. Nobody can or will give you all the information you need to make thousands of dollars a week for the sum of $19.95 which is the current price of “Millions at the Kitchen Table”

Its price however will ensure that the majority of disillusioned customers will not bother posting a complaint or pursuing a refund which does make it a potentially succesful venture.

So there you have it. An internet business that works. All you need is a kitchen table, an internet connection, a website and the morals of an alley cat on heat. It also helps if you have your compassion gland removed just in case you start to have any feelings for the poor bastards you are fleecing. I mean that could really affect your bottom line.

Who says I don’t give money making tips

Anyway if you would like to read for free the type of stuff these people charge you for then you can do it HERE at cash2flow.com which is another doublepayment.com clone.

regards

Phil Miranda

ps: I am starting a database of phishing and scam emails which will be available through http://www.philmir.com/phishing/scamemails as soon as the googlebot gets its arse moving If you receive any that you would like included then please forward them to phishingemails@gmail.com

pps: Database is now available through http://philmir.wordpress.com

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Yes it’s true folks. Wealthtoolbox is back. Well it isn’t called that anymore, it’s called vinefire.com Don’t believe me.

Just google “wealthtoolbox.com” and check which site is in first position. A quick poke around the forums suggest that until recently the wealthtoolbox website was redirecting to vinefire which would explain its number one position.

Now I know my regular readers are a savvy bunch and would spot this crappy website a mile away. There are also going to be those who are happy just to gain a bit more traffic to their programs by joining and maybe even upgrading for the meager sum of $5.

This post is not for you. It is for the newcomer who may be under the illusion that sites like these will payout the balance on their account (eventually). Investing time and energy can be just as devastating as losing money especially when it is combined with false hope and unrealistic expectations.

So lets have a look at what Vinefire is and what it is promising or not promising. For posting links you may get some non targeted traffic. For clicking links you may even find a program you would like to join. That is a far as this site goes for usefulness.

To be fair to Vinefire they do post quite clearly on their website that they are in “beta phase” and that no payments are pending at this stage. 

“Vinefire is currently in “beta” mode and is not yet sending payments. Your earnings will accumulate until we pay out. In fact, those earnings may go up or down based on the success of the Vinefire website. Read our Terms and Conditions for more details.

Our ultimate goal is to have Vinefire get acquired by a much larger company and the payouts will come shortly after (and from the proceeds of) that sale. We expect that sale to happen within the next 6 to 8 months…but it could be even sooner.”

This type of concept is not new as far as creating a valuable piece of virtual real estate and then trying to sell it goes. The problem is that in the work from home niche, profits for the program owners will always come first. Searchbigdaddy.com is a classic example of how these niches never go viral. Searchbigdaddy is basically a search engine for internet marketers. They used to advertise along the lines of “would you have liked to get in on the ground floor of google, yahoo etc and share in their revenue”

Now searchbigdaddy can be a useful place to advertise but as a search engine for general terms  it is woefully inadequate. So it is never going to appeal to the general internet population, and therefore will never make its members anything more than pocket money.

Vinefire is similar and the only people likely to make money are the program owners. Wherever they are ?

“Where is Vinefire’s contact information?

Vinefire is currently run by a very small team, and we are still in “beta” development stage. As such, we don’t plan to post “physical world” contact information.”

So for the newcomer. Join if you want using a gmail or yahoo email address. Don’t upgrade and don’t expect to get paid. If you are still not convinced check out this link where it shows you how the math just doesn’t add up and why vinefire could not pay you even if they wanted to.

Vinefire Scam

In closing.

The problem with sites like these is when people who don’t know any better go and purchase paid advertising to promote their link thinking it is money well spent. I did it when I first started out. I spent $100 on advertising a site because I already had an account balance of over $3000. At that time $100 was not a problem and I was not affected financially by that scam. That is not true for many people searching for online money making programs. In fact a large percentage of the over 1100 comments on this blog are from people who are unemployed, students, single parents or on disability. These are the people I am trying to protect from sites like vinefire.

regards

Phil Miranda

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This post is due to a number of questions from readers about how to spot a site that is unlikely to deliver what it promises. It should probably be called “how I research a website” as there are many ways to check out whether an online business or program is trustworthy. While my focus is primarily on the work from home type websites you would be able to apply these principles to any type of online business.

As a general rule, the newer the program or website the less likely you will find any negative comments. This is usually because everyone who has joined hasn’t reached their first payout date or still has weeks before a refund promise expires. This explains the urgency of many programs for you to get in early. It is important to note that there is a big difference between an account balance and actually getting paid. Many people will tell you they have made X amount of money in a program when if fact they have an account balance of this amount and have yet to be paid. 

Firstly a multi tabbed browser such as Firefox is essential. I start with some basic sites such as Google, Google blog search, whois.net, Better Business Bureau,Scam.com, ripoffreport.com and people search (pipl.com).

With some sites it is enough to just type the name into Google. If the first page shows a large number of links to unhappy consumers it is a good sign that the site or program is questionable. Especially if you didn’t add the word “scam” to the phrase. Since many people do not use their real names I usually start with whois.net and check the domain name registration details. If the domain has been registered by proxy then this is often your first red flag. Most businesses are happy to register their Name, postal address and phone numbers.

Okay lets assume you have all the registration details. I would then go to Google and enter the address to see if it matches the business that is registered. Numerous times I have found another totally unrelated business at the address listed on whois.net and have emailed the company to see if they are affiliated in anyway with the suspect website. To date I have not had a reply in the affirmative.

Always remember the internet is a big place and it is very hard for someone in Germany for instance to verify the address of a company in the United States. I did find one site whose business address was a empty parking lot with no sign of a  mailbox or attendant booth. Google street view can be handy for that but only when you can see the street numbers on the buildings as it has been my experience that Google street view is less than accurate when telling you where on the street you are.

Now lets assume you have no company details either through Google, whois or from the website. My question then would be. Do you really need to go any further? I mean are you seriously going to hand over money to someone whose only contact is an email address? When it comes to the work from home niche plenty of people do.

Before you are tempted to invest that $49 that is going to allow you to retire in 6 months why not just do a quick search on scam.com and the ripoff report. If it is for a paid to read or paid to click site then GPTboycott.com is worth a look.

As far as review sites are concerned I consider most of them to be worthless, and definitely steer clear of paid search engine ads that state something along the lines of:

Is “insert your search term here“  a scam?

We’ve tried it & tell you the Truth
Legitimate ways to make money told!

Sometimes something a simple as a phone number can pop up as belonging to a known scammer or as in my previous post show up in a list of suspect numbers and also not match by area code the supposed business address.

For the more advanced user a quick look at the websites source code or HTML code can give you some important information. Some people are to lazy to transfer their photos or proof of payments and just pull them of an old website as in the case of typerswanted. Others will use real peoples checks and take the images directly from Google as in the case of “Where are they now? “

Another site I like to use is the Wayback Machine which is a record of all the websites online that allow themselves to be archived. This can give you a look at what they used to do or sell and can be a handy tool especially if there have been alot of changes over the years. By the way the really smart scammers add code to their website to prevent it being archived :

“User-agent: ia_archiver
Disallow: /”

Now while none of these individually will prove the program or website is a scam, if you get a number of discrepancies it should set the alarm bells ringing. Just apply the same principles you would use in the offline world when dealing with online companies.

A final word and one which has made me fairly unpopular online. You know, I wish everyone had enough money to live the life of their dreams, that they had more time to spend with their families and friends, that every person could experience Perfect Wealth , Perfect Health, Perfect Love and Perfect self expression. The reality is that most of us won’t achieve all of those and the people that do, will not achieve it by buying a $50 ebook or joining a matrix program with forced spillover. That has been my experience anyway. Yours maybe different but I am certain any success was achieved through hard work and persistance and not through false promises of instant riches.

regards

Phil Miranda

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I recently received a spam email for datapcjobs.com. Another data entry/typing from home program that promises large amounts of money for little skill and even less work. They also fail to mention, as most of these programs do that the ads you are typing will cost you money to run.

Now I was browsing the sales page looking at the the usual hype and bullshit when I got to the proof of payments section. Now my memory ain’t what it used to be but there was something familiar about those pictures.

Then I remembered a comment from a reader on a post about typers-wanted.com saying they had a new website called datapcjobs.com. It didn’t take long to figure out where I had seen those proof of payments before. They are the exact same ones from the typers-wanted site and reside on

The “richadfreak” proof of sales page HERE

Datapcjobs also contains the same line

“Try to Stay on my Good Side and I will be on yours”

in the FAQ’s page as well as

“The owner of this site has even worked for such infomercial legends as Don Lapre of the “TV Show Making Money”, Susan Powter of “Stop The Insanity”, and has even starred on the NEW Rich Jerk Infomercial! ”

According to the whois information the datapcjobs site belongs to Greg Morrison who also is linked with the site onlinebestsurveys.com Mind you the address listed for Greg Morrison is for Maryanns Interiors with a different area code for the phone number.

A different address but the same phone number (3025655014)  appears on the Better Business Bureau’s website where onlinebestsurveys.com gets a D+ rating. That particular phone number comes up on whocallsme.com as a suspicious number.

Honestly my head is spinning with this one. At the moment I have 33 tabs open in my browser all relating to datapcjobs and the above mentioned websites offering easy work from home options.

So as usual I will save the other information to use when some idiot posts a comment on here along the lines of:

How do you know it is a scam ?

You didn’t purchase the program so you have no right to call it a ripoff.

Maybe the owner hasn’t had time to update his proof of payments page… yada yada yada

regards

Phil Miranda

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Wacky is defined as “ludicrous, foolish, informal or slang term for mentally irregular” Well that definition fits pretty well with Jamie & MaKenzie’s “Wacky Idea”  The site has been around for a while but it seems to be making a comeback around the spam circuit.

It is another quality product from dreamjobsathome.com who is well known for its easy money making programs.

The site is registered to one Susan Phillips who, according to the archives has over the years offered to show you how you can:

“Get Paid To Shop
Get A Free New Car/Get Paid To Drive
Get Paid To Watch TV 
Get Paid To Buy Real Estate/Get A FREE House 
Get Paid To Answer Your Phone and
Get FREE Cash - Never Repay ”

all for a small fee of course.

She also owns beeperbucks.com and ebiz-depot.com as well as over 100 other domain names which no doubt offer more ways to make money by doing nothing.

Well to be fair, not doing nothing. You do have to pay for the information but after that, look out Easy Street. So the only choice you have to make is do you want to make easy money processing emails or letting your cell phone beep.

Wow ! That is a hard decision. I just can’t decide. Making money online is harder than I thought.

regards

Phil Miranda (delivering sarcasm since October,2006)

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Lets see how well you know your headlines. Below are 10 (IMO) outrageous headlines and 10 sites. Can you match the sites to the headlines.

1: Our Team is SCREAMING with Momentum…and our goal is to help YOU retire in 90 days!

2: Make over $40,000 per month, that’s right PER MONTH. How? Let me tell you. I have a tool for you which will make you a LOT of money in the shortest possible time.

3: But I’ve already generated a steady monthly cashflow in excess of $9000 in less than 30 days.
This is the EASIEST cash I’ve ever generated!
Maybe you’d like to do the same thing?
You can get started today and it’s Guaranteed to work for you.
 

4: After you go through this site, you will have ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSES for NOT making at least $20,000 per month with ANY business opp0rtunity that you’re
with or you will join!

5: See How I Made $25,712.91 last month! I can show you how in less than 3 hours.

6: I’d like to show you how a simple $40 payment is generating tens of thousands of dollars in a matter of weeks, not months!

7: Would you like to exchange $20 for $4000?Well now you can AND you do not have to recruit, sponsor, advertise or sell! All you need to do is join and pay your $20! That’s it.

8: $495 per week… $1,980 per month… absolutely
zero recruiting required. Just get in line and get your money!

9: The active monthly membership fee is $10 /month that will bring $ 9,840 monthly income.

10: YOU are about too WATCH and SEE an awesome money making movie presentation that will show YOU step by step how too earn $3,905 every month GUARANTEED while YOU work in your underwear…YES that’s RIGHT…I guarantee YOU will earn $3,905 every month…how YOU may ask …. it’s EASY….

And the sites:

A: Projectlazyboy

B: 10kmatrix

C: Push Button Extreme

D: Adsense Treasure

E: Success University

F: True wealth at home

G: The Peoples Program

H: Ultimate cash revolution

I: 123powersystemplus

J: 7figure marketing school

Well there you have it. If you have nothing better to do (God knows I don’t) why not have a go at matching the ads to the sites.

regards

Phil Miranda

ps: If any program owners or cheerleaders want to complain because their site is listed on this blog please go to:

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt057.shtm

and read the section on responsibilities before you post a complaint. It just might be your ad I have on file.

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Maybe I should rename this blog to “Keeping Nick Marks Honest” as he just keeps on delivering the crap. Now I have nothing personal against Nick, it is just that he makes it so easy for me when I want to write a new post.

This site was brought to my attention by a comment on

Hey ! Nick Marks I am confused.

It is called Pefect Money Formula and is apparently:

“The Only True Secret Formula For Earning Over $20,000 Per Month, Working Just An Hour Per Day”

If you believe that then there is no point in reading any further. If, however, like me you have seen enough bullshit on the internet to know when you are reading more then stay with me.

Now go to Nicks Website PefectMoneyFormula.com and scroll down till you find the pictures of his friend Carl’s Huge Home and his Ferrari 360 Spider.

Okay now go to this website

Luxury Homes For Executives and on the home page you will find Carl’s House. Then go to Days To Amaze and you will find Carl’s Car.

While we are on the Cars why not check out Nicks new Corvette Z06 on his Perfect Money Formula webpage and then check out the same photo here at Detroit News Reviews

I mean, do people actually believe this crap ?

 Alright lets cut Nick some slack. Maybe just maybe the Luxury Homes site used Carl’s house for their home page but I am having real trouble with his Ferrari being used on the website of a U.K based Car hire company.

Then we have Nicks Corvette used for a Corvette Blog Site.

I DON’T THINK SO !

Still it does make for a very nice salespage.

I am still in the process of checking the source of the other photo’s and I will update you on here when and if I find them. What you have seen here should be enough to convince you not to keep handing money over to these scammers.

regards

Phil Miranda

ps: Thank you Kevin and Caroline for your kind comments and inspiration.

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