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[Richard Bravo Company: Life Force International Contribution Level: 9]

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Alex... I'm completely torn.
On one hand - that was sick - I did't know about the script.
I thought you were going to say you Photoshopped it.

On the other hand - I'm thinking, damn, you totally gave all those lame ass spammers another trick!

Cool little snippet though - something to play around with for doing "good."
Peace.
~RB

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[Jeff Mitchell Contribution Level: 4]

That is a pretty Suite little trick....I love it.

Jeff Mitchell

[Chris Mitchell Contribution Level: 1]

Wife is going to freak out when I show her our account balance. If you never here from me again call 911.

[Jayne Cambra Contribution Level: 2]

Pretty clever Alex!

[Adam Taha Contribution Level: 8]

Hahaha. Awesome dude. Gonna use this Alex to have fun.

Be cool if you do like video showing how it's done as well and bang it up youtube mate.

"How To Became A Millionnaire in 30 Seconds..."

Hahaha. If you do such a video tell me. I'd bang it on my blog.

Wife is going to freak out when I show her our account balance. If you never here from me again call 911.

Just make sure, she isn't standing near the laptop.....holding a cuppa tea, the way I did.

I think other laptop has had it.

Adam

[Gregg Carter Contribution Level: 2]

Better than a fake lottery ticket.

[Warren Veach Company: State Continuing Education Contribution Level: 4]

Had me going there for a minute.

Although I don't often pay attention to the screenshots of an account, I now will be even more skeptical when looking at one.

[Govindji Patel Contribution Level: 2]

That is why we have so many scams on line where they do not care about ethics of doing business online and I just do not fall for all those images as I know its to good to be true.

I bet paypal will want to know how you got that much money and I bet there will FBI Knocking your door as well.

I would say for all newbies to RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH before falling in trap.

[Seth Robertson Contribution Level: 2]

Hello There,

First of all thanks for making the relatively obvious even more obvious

Honestly I'm quite concerned thinking this is cool - it's terrible and it's one of those things that has given MLM such a bad name, because people think it is cool and they start doing such thing...

We should be appauled and more aware because of it and not praising it. I guess I like honest people, not ones that even want to dabble in falsehoods - but I suppose as income decreases so does the integrity?

Sorry to not be jumping on the bandwaggon here - I mean thank you for making it known to those that didn't know in the first place - but it's not good to give people tools to do it themselves...(and I'm pretty sure it's illegal to do so depending on your company)

[Jennifer (PotPieGirl) Ledbetter Contribution Level: 1]

That's awesome, Alex. I did a post like that last year on my blog:

http://www.potpiegirl.com/2008/09/my-cl ... ith-proof/

Thing is, I ended up learning more from making that post than those that read it!

You wouldn't believe how many people emailed me and said, "OMG! I had no idea you made THAT kind of money!!"

Then I told them to go READ the post.

Lesson learned: People don't read, they scan.

and...

Images, pictures and screenshots are very powerful.

I know Clickbank has come down some on the salespages with earnings screenshots on them. My sales page has an image or two from my actual account - and they checked. If I said it was mine, it had to be MINE.

Now, I am NOT saying believe everything you see online - not by a long shot. Learning how easy it is to fake these things is a good thing - makes us smarter. Not because we know how to do it, but because we know it can be done and helps us watch our emotional reactions to such images.

Always trust your gut =)

Thanks for sharing, Alex... and great blog!

Jennifer
~PotPieGirl