Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I was looking on Craigslist for cars and i came across a 2005 Honda Civic EX Special Edition. It was only for $2,500. I emailed the woman and she said she was going through a divorce and had to sell her car right away. She said she is affiliated with Ebay and has a secure transaction account. The lady said she would ship the car to me at no charge and I would have 3 days to inspect it and make sure its working right. If i chose to keep it and buy it then we would proceed with the transaction through Ebay. I,ve read through a lot of answer posted about buying cars through Ebay but none of them are about having the car SHIPPED FIRST, to INSPECT, then buy it. Im not a fan of wiring money online but I think if i have a secure shot at not being scammed il go for this purchase. What do you think? Im in desperate need for information right away!

California – community property. My spouse of 35 years has spent over $400k of our money on his stamp collections. He has a safe in his den and I am not allowed to go in it. I have kept track of at least some of the expenses over the years (so I have the cost basis). As we are divorcing, he will not be declaring any of this as assets. Yes, he has done the work in deciding what to buy, but this has eatten up all our savings every year as he obsesses over his collection. His safe is locked. But he is going away for a few days. Who can I call that would make a trip to my house and let me show them the safe? He knows the local stamp dealers. I called one out of town and he acted like this was unethical. I can open the safe, but don’t understand how to value or list the millions of items in there. The lawyer just wants a list of assets and their market value. This doesn’t work in this case. Not only do I not have access to what is in the safe (except for these two days) but the stamps are in 70 books. If I don’t get their value now, this stuff will disappear soon to another location. Anyone know who I can call or alternative ways of valuing this kind of thing. No, it is not insured because they required him to list the items and he has refused. Hence, the fire proof and water proof huge safe.

Most affiliate and CPA networks are legit in that they do pay if you’ve earned money. And most will safeguard your SSN, just like any other employer. But there are a few that will look OK, will pay its affiliates, but will also sell SSN’s to criminals on the side.
SO, making money online is great. THERE IS NO GRIND! NO COMMUTE! NO BOSS! NO CUBICLE! Plus people make money online all the time.
So if one tries to do that, how can he protect himself from SSN/credit fraud?
P.S. DON’T say “get a real job”, because working online is in many respects BETTER than a real job, if you know what you’re doing.

Most affiliate and CPA networks are legit in that they do pay if you’ve earned money. And most will safeguard your SSN, just like any other employer. But there are a few that will look OK, will pay its affiliates, but will also sell SSN’s to criminals on the side.
SO, making money online is great. THERE IS NO GRIND! NO COMMUTE! NO BOSS! NO CUBICLE! Plus people make money online all the time.
So if one tries to do that, how can he protect himself from SSN/credit fraud?
P.S. DON’T say “get a real job”, because working online is in many respects BETTER than a real job, if you know what you’re doing.

I want to work from home with CPA (Cost Per Action) marketing. Generally CPA companies aren’t “get rich quick” scams, but rather advertising networks which allow a website owner to put ads on their website and make money.
They pay every time your website’s visitor clicks on their offers and either enters an e-mail or fills out a survey.
They do require SSN, as do most other affiliate networks.
Suppose that I know what I am doing and I want to put certain ads on my blog to earn money.
Would it be safe to provide my SSN to a company like Blam Ads? How about some other affiliate marketing company?
If it is not safe, then what is the alternative? Many people work for these companies, earning thousands. However, most require SSN in the application. So how do I get hired by one of these businesses without putting myself at risk?
And if this is all a bad idea, then what do I do with my blog?

When I click the sign in button this message pops up: “Windows Live is not affiliated with gamer-pics.com and will share with it only an anonymous ID.” So what does that mean? Is there a bunch of low lives trying to hack your account with a fake website or what?