The AGLOCO Test

**bigpaul** · 12-17-2006 01:52 PM

Hey guys

I noticed the agloco thread here already and am myself unsure of the potential of this company. We do know that if this company is successful, everyone that gets on board early will reap the most benefits since the referral scheme benefits those at the top. Since the software is 7-10 weeks away from being released, if you are going to sign up and actually want to earn money from this company then now is the time. Build your network early and you may just become rich in the process. My website is a resource for those wishing to build their own networks as I include daily blogs and statistical updates. I'm not sure if posting my link here is considered spam, but for more information message me or follow the link in my signature. Keep it real, let's get this train rollin'...

**MoneyMakingMadness** · 12-18-2006 08:22 AM

Smart, good job

**bigpaul** · 12-18-2006 10:34 AM

Thanks, MMM

**SSM** · 12-21-2006 06:01 PM

Is this MLM? Also, your 38 members netted you a solid $89 loss. Not my kinda business venture if you ask me.

**bigpaul** · 12-21-2006 06:04 PM

Thanks for your response.

I'm not sure if you realize what the site is really about. There is no software yet and no earning potential until the software is released (7-10 weeks). When the software is released, everyone in my network is going to be referring people like crazy in order to increase their revenue. I am building my network really early so I could potentially get thousands of referrals and sit on my ass and reap the benefits. When the revenue graph starts pointing upwards in March or April, my site will generate massive buzz because everything I've done to get that point will be documented. Let me know if you want me to explain in more detail. My site has been endorsed by the official AGLOCO Blog and will soon be on the official website.

Paul

**SSM** · 12-21-2006 08:20 PM

bigpaul - explain how this isn't multi level marketing...aka pyramid scheme?

**bigpaul** · 12-21-2006 08:34 PM

The referral system takes the shape of a pyramid scheme. Is that a problem? I don't think so because signing up is free and this company is about 4 weeks old so by getting in now people are still in the top 1% of the projected membership. They say we're at 100,000 now (that's 4 weeks of this company launching) and could grow to 10,000,000 by July 1st. I am looking for people to join me at the top of the "pyramid". A lot of interesting blog articles / entries are popping up all over the place. This company could be the real deal and with no investment and the possibility of amazing return, I don't see why people aren't jumping at this so they don't get left behind.

Paul

**SSM** · 12-21-2006 09:07 PM

Nobody is jumping because it's basically a pyramid scheme. Just google that term and you'll see why the young enthusiastic entrepreneur minds of this site won't jump to be a part of that. I wish you the best with it.

**bigpaul** · 12-22-2006 12:11 AM

You just don't get it.

**SSM** · 12-22-2006 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by bigpaul

You just don't get it.

Feel free to expound upon how this ISNT mlm???...you have all the white space in the world available to sell me. I'm sure your company told you how to deal with rejections so copy paste right here bud. I'll wait.

If you seriously want to recruit someone to make you more money you'll take the time to explain this. Sell me, and I will sign up!

Entrepreneurs don't sign up on lists of things started by other people. We start new trends that are years ahead of their curves. MLM is years behind the curve and reserved for those that are afraid of being the guy at the top. Good luck tho bigpaul!

**bigpaul** · 12-22-2006 08:19 AM

I did take the time to explain. I don't believe this company is "another MLM" company, but they have implented an agressive referral system to help the network grow as fast as possible, and it is growing at an enormous rate like I posted earlier. This company could potentially be revolutionizing how internet advertising is done. Since I have everything documented on my site from day 1, if you aren't interested in the product yourself, at least you'll be able to see if it was a successful venture or not. Sign up is free so there is nothing to lose, and potentially a lot to gain.

**SSM** · 12-22-2006 10:31 AM

Let's say I sign up and do absolutely nothing...could I make money? If so, and you can tell me how, I'll sign up. It'll at least be worth an article on one of my sites if it doesn't work out.

**bigpaul** · 12-22-2006 10:44 AM

SSM, yes actually. On my site, there's a "referral co-op" whereby people that sign up and don't care to refer anyone can be added to that section and get extra promotion for doing nothing. And if this actually takes off in a few months then at least you'll have gotten in early.

**bigpaul** · 12-22-2006 10:45 AM

My site has been online one week and had an alexa.com ranking of 55,366 yesterday. It will get a lot of hits so your link on my site could potentially be profitable.