I'm excited!

I just started a new ad campaign and I made 3 sales today!

I signed up with Site Stealer (see signature if you are interested) and made my first affiliate sales!

Finally

Excellent Dargo, the first few of many! The first few are always the most exciting.

cheers
Davin

Hi Dargo. Please be honest with me. I've looked at the promo for Site Stealer several times. I am super slow at getting a site up, unless it's a blog.

Would Site Stealer be any good for me, or is it really for quick site designers? I've wasted a lot of money buying stuff I can't use.

Personally, I think the "site stealer" type programs and ebooks should be banned. We are talking about duplicating copyrighted websites, which is against the law - unless you are talking about "emulating" someone else's website, which is totally different than copying. If someone "stole" my website and I found out about it, I would contact both their domain service provider and Google, which means being delisted from Google and possibly getting their domain yanked.

Dianne wrote:
Hi Dargo. Please be honest with me. I've looked at the promo for Site Stealer several times. I am super slow at getting a site up, unless it's a blog.

Would Site Stealer be any good for me, or is it really for quick site designers? I've wasted a lot of money buying stuff I can't use.

Dianne,

I feel your pain

I too am very slow as it's been about 15 years since I really built a website.

Site Stealer gives a complete copy of their website and instructions on exactly what you need to change. This mostly involves "find/replace" functions to put in your own affiliate or pay dot com ID. I really did not have any probelm with that.

The only item that I need to finalize is how the site goes to my Paypal account and then returns to the site. I am using Expression Web for all of this and I'm very new at it. So, if you're OK with your website software, it should be very easy.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Jim

Getagrip wrote:
Personally, I think the "site stealer" type programs and ebooks should be banned. We are talking about duplicating copyrighted websites, which is against the law - unless you are talking about "emulating" someone else's website, which is totally different than copying. If someone "stole" my website and I found out about it, I would contact both their domain service provider and Google, which means being delisted from Google and possibly getting their domain yanked.

Their marketing makes it seem like you are stealing a site, but in reality it's only emulation, etc.

Obviously, if they were truly stealing sites, they would not be around long

Remember too, that this program is recommended by Mike Filsaime, and he would not be involved if it was not legit and lucrative.

Regards,

Jim