Comments on: Don't Buy Optin Accelerator! http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/ "PHP Author and Programmer Gives Away Insane Internet Marketing Advice Worth Stealing!" Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:00:07 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Donal E. Moreau http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-4004 Donal E. Moreau Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:04:22 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-4004 You had referred to yourself as a computer programmer. I am seeking computer programmers for a MLM type program. If I have your interest please respond. Regards, Donald You had referred to yourself as a computer programmer.
I am seeking computer programmers for a MLM type program.
If I have your interest please respond.
Regards,
Donald

]]> By: David King http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2323 David King Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:47:27 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2323 great post! trust is important... why would you trust someone you don't even know with your login info? beats me! great post!

trust is important...

why would you trust someone you don't even know with your login info?

beats me!

]]> By: Opt-in Accelerator Warning - Security Risk - Read This First! | Electric Car Auctions http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2227 Opt-in Accelerator Warning - Security Risk - Read This First! | Electric Car Auctions Sat, 24 Jan 2009 06:14:04 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2227 [...] will ignore many of the other potential problems with scraping the email services against their terms of service, potentially breaking the terms of the autoresponder service you use, or totally trashing your [...] [...] will ignore many of the other potential problems with scraping the email services against their terms of service, potentially breaking the terms of the autoresponder service you use, or totally trashing your [...]

]]> By: Lex http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2127 Lex Thu, 01 Jan 2009 13:48:30 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-2127 Hi Has anyone heard of 'Forced money' program ? It has this function too.And this product is from a multi millionaire,I am told. Hi
Has anyone heard of 'Forced money' program ? It has this function too.And this product is from a multi millionaire,I am told.

]]> By: Andre Thomas http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1480 Andre Thomas Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:10:46 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1480 Wow, that's a great post. I never knew tell-a-friend scripts posts such big problems... Wow, that's a great post. I never knew tell-a-friend scripts posts such big problems...

]]> By: Motorcycle Clothing http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1371 Motorcycle Clothing Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:53:11 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1371 Really awesome post Robert and thanks for giving us caution that not to buy Optin Accelerator! and the things you have mentioned, i must appreciate you for that.The things which login contains are private and all the matters discussed are informative. Really awesome post Robert and thanks for giving us caution that not to buy Optin Accelerator! and the things you have mentioned, i must appreciate you for that.The things which login contains are private and all the matters discussed are informative.

]]> By: Opt-in Accelerator Warning - Security Risk - Read This First! | Andy Beard - Niche Marketing http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1186 Opt-in Accelerator Warning - Security Risk - Read This First! | Andy Beard - Niche Marketing Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:01:21 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1186 [...] will ignore many of the other potential problems with scraping the email services against their terms of service, potentially breaking the terms of the autoresponder service you use, or totally trashing your [...] [...] will ignore many of the other potential problems with scraping the email services against their terms of service, potentially breaking the terms of the autoresponder service you use, or totally trashing your [...]

]]> By: Malcolm Patten http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1178 Malcolm Patten Fri, 20 Jun 2008 22:54:18 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1178 Great debate. The challenge that I have with Optin A, apart from all the TOS arguments, is that if a person tells all his or her friends, he or she should be the sponsor and receive commission if their friends think it a good idea and purchase. As it is, it is the JV who collects all the commissions. There is an argument that those people who spot the ad and get excited about it are likely to be interested in Internet Marketing and they will be choosy as to whom they refer. Further, they may send the idea to their friends to encourage them to improve the performance of their own list building activities in an altruistic way and the thought of commission for themselves when referring their friends may be uncomfortable. On balance therefore, I have decided to promote it in the belief that if someone buys OA through my link, they will be savvy enough to use it responsibly, that it will be a useful tool in their arsenal, it will add value to their marketing and they will thank me for putting it under their nose. If nothing else, it makes the whole job of letting people know so much easier. No cutting and pasting unfathomable email addresses et al... Regarding services like aWeber, these are certainly popular but your "List" is in their hands. For myself, I chose ARP because I own my own list and it sits on my server. My growing list is most precious to me and I do not want any 'Hands on hip' autoresponder owner telling me what I can and cannot do. An analogy is the received wisdom of keeping domain names and web servers with separate entities. Warmly, Malcolm PS I haven't had a look around your site but I am very excited about AJAX and will be looking out for posts on that topic. Great debate. The challenge that I have with Optin A, apart from all the TOS arguments, is that if a person tells all his or her friends, he or she should be the sponsor and receive commission if their friends think it a good idea and purchase. As it is, it is the JV who collects all the commissions.

There is an argument that those people who spot the ad and get excited about it are likely to be interested in Internet Marketing and they will be choosy as to whom they refer. Further, they may send the idea to their friends to encourage them to improve the performance of their own list building activities in an altruistic way and the thought of commission for themselves when referring their friends may be uncomfortable.

On balance therefore, I have decided to promote it in the belief that if someone buys OA through my link, they will be savvy enough to use it responsibly, that it will be a useful tool in their arsenal, it will add value to their marketing and they will thank me for putting it under their nose. If nothing else, it makes the whole job of letting people know so much easier. No cutting and pasting unfathomable email addresses et al...

Regarding services like aWeber, these are certainly popular but your "List" is in their hands. For myself, I chose ARP because I own my own list and it sits on my server. My growing list is most precious to me and I do not want any 'Hands on hip' autoresponder owner telling me what I can and cannot do. An analogy is the received wisdom of keeping domain names and web servers with separate entities.

Warmly,

Malcolm
PS I haven't had a look around your site but I am very excited about AJAX and will be looking out for posts on that topic.

]]> By: kelly http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1149 kelly Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:10:36 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1149 Well there are also others to compare with Optin Accelerator:- TrafficXplode 2.0 and ViralInviter It's very easy to see why Aweber view these scripts as competition. If Optin Accelerator is illegal, so are these other two. If you visit sites like Plurk.com they're also using Tell-A-Friend on steroids. Your only other way to protect yourself AFTER telling your friends is to change your Social Community membership and email password (so your emails and memberships do not get mis-used). Or not use it at all. Well there are also others to compare with Optin Accelerator:-

TrafficXplode 2.0 and
ViralInviter

It's very easy to see why Aweber view these scripts as competition. If Optin Accelerator is illegal, so are these other two.

If you visit sites like Plurk.com they're also using Tell-A-Friend on steroids. Your only other way to protect yourself AFTER telling your friends is to change your Social Community membership and email password (so your emails and memberships do not get mis-used). Or not use it at all.

]]> By: Robert Plank http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1215 Robert Plank Tue, 17 Jun 2008 08:18:45 +0000 http://www.robertplank.com/optin-accelerator/#comment-1215 <blockquote><a href="#comment-1145" rel="nofollow">Originally Posted By Craig</a><br/>Nice work indeed. Maybe this could be a new way of Affiliate marketing??!! :-) hahaha</blockquote> Ron Capps did that. He agreed with a lot of my points and made his own blog posts, and got a lot of traffic to it, but at the end of his he said, "If you want to buy optin accelerator ANYWAY... here is my affiliate link."

Originally Posted By Craig
Nice work indeed. Maybe this could be a new way of Affiliate marketing??!! :-) hahaha

Ron Capps did that. He agreed with a lot of my points and made his own blog posts, and got a lot of traffic to it, but at the end of his he said, "If you want to buy optin accelerator ANYWAY... here is my affiliate link."

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