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.

Download it here.

I got this message today:

Subject: A NO-BRAINER deal… for you (highly recommended)

Hi Craig Rettig

There are some deals called “no-brainers…”
My definition of a “no-brainer” is:
“Do not think… Just order it.”

I am happy to suggest this no-brainer deal
to you today:

http://[URL REMOVED]

Enjoy!

[NAME REMOVED]

My response? Hit the Delete button.

There is no way I’m clicking on an obviously-cloaked link just because you’re saying that it’s cool. For all I know, your system could’ve been hacked, and the resulting site could be linking to pornography, spyware, viruses, or something even worse.

The real shame here is the sender was a fairly well-known and well-respected Internet marketer who really should know better.

If you want me to click an affiliate link, first tell me what it is, then tell me why it’s a good deal/product/whatever. If you can’t be bothered to write a few sentences explaining why it’s a “no-brainer”, then I can’t be bothered to click the link.

I snagged a copy of it, and it’s most definitely worth it.

Basically, it shows you a system where you sell reports at an affordable price (You guessed it… $7) and build a list at the same time. While seven bucks may not seem like much, it adds up as you create and sell more reports in addition to simultaneously building your list for later upsells.

What’s especially cool is that you also get the actual scripts to handle the payment, one-time offer, and affiliate program outlined in the report. In my opinion, these alone more than justify the $7 price tag.

Check it out for yourself.

It should be obvious, but if you’re a member of any PLR content sites, such as InfoGoRound, you’ve got all the ammo you need to start pumping out your own $7 products.

TRS primarily sells self-defense videos, so the products obviously aren’t aimed at everyone. However, if you’re promoting anything towards a similar audience, you could benefit greatly from just reading through these.

Some of the better ones:

• Glenn Boodry’s Real World Combat
• Jim West’s Fight to Win
• Vladimir Vasiliev’s Russian Fighting System
• James Painter’s Rock & Roll (American Prison Fighting)

Yes, I am a customer of theirs, and no, I’m not affiliated with them. I just believe in pointing out good material when I see it.

Note: If you’re interested in purchasing any products from TRS, it’s definitely worth your while to get on their mailing list, which you can do here. TRS often runs special discounts and package deals, and it can save you a bundle.