But don't take my word for it. . .

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4 commentsThursday, July 3, 2008

Selling Your Soul On The Internet Is Hell

But don't take my word for it. . .

4 Comments

By Mayank - Web Hosting 101 (WPN reader) - Mon, 07/07/2008 - 04:02

How does it work?

Do you have to die to give your soul to the highest bidder?

By Lyn Thomas (WPN reader) - Sun, 07/06/2008 - 16:18

selling your soul

You want a crazy deal that is for real, take a look at winaresort.com. I've met the people and they are for real. Seachange Lodge is for real and a fabulous absolute waterfront property.

If I win, I become an overnight millionaire once the raffle closes!

Better value than trying to sell your soul. Need to keep it, as it comes in handy.

Win the resort on the other hand, and I could genuinely raffle it off for a lot less than the $2million.

I'm sure as heck buying a ticket, hoping you don't get a look in. I like the idea of lying under a coconut tree on a tropical island counting my money with someone else doing all the work. Way to go. Keep an eye out for when I put a genuine aution for the resort on this space.

By Hit Man (WPN reader) - Sun, 07/06/2008 - 11:32

Jason Lee Miller Selling Your Soul On The Internet Is Hell

I so like the metaphor - word play used in this authors writing. Marketers are always looking for the ad that will help them dominate their niche. This article shows just how far someone will go to make a buck and the cunning of the advertising marketplace.

By Gail (WPN reader) - Sun, 07/06/2008 - 10:53