Personally, I think Neil Shearing is crazy. In December 2008 he took his Internet Success Spider software off the market, despite having sold over $300,000 in software licenses.
Neil then improved the software and relaunched it as a free download.
Actually, Neil’s a good guy. He says he’s “offering the software to help people grow their online businesses in these tough economic times.”
Neil says that all businesses have to leverage people’s assets to succeed and be profitable in a recession, and that’s exactly what his Internet Success Spider software does — it helps you to easily find potential joint venture partners, super affiliates, and link partners.
It makes sense that the guy who started one of the first consumer protection sites online, the ScamFreeZone back in 1997, and has sold over a million dollars of his own products, would want to continue helping other people succeed online.
Although, I strongly suggest you go and grab a copy of the Internet Success Spider right now — before Neil comes to his senses.
