JULIE, they have decieved the pre-paid legal people by touting it as “the next best thing to hit the internet”. How can it be the next best thing when it’s already been done- affiliate marketing that is. The deviant part of all this is how they are leading people to believe they are going to make tons of money in cash-back rewards. When really what this is, is a middleman between you and the middleman. The first middleman being being the affiliate marketing host, such as Commission Junction. And the second middle man being Blastoff.

Blastoff isn’t specifying upfront what percentage mall users will actually get of from the commission that Blastoff makes from Commission Junction. That’s deceitful. And I can say this after having watched the Track My Rewards video showing what an account page looks like listing (false no doubt) sales totaling $9,642 within a pay period. Really?! Please Julie, let us all know if this is what your first paycheck looks like!

To this day I have yet to see any reports on anyone receiving their first paycheck, so JULIE, how can you believe so fiercly in something of which you have yet to see tangible results (ie your first paycheck)? Speaking of that, I’ve seen conflicting accounts all over the place about how people are supposed to get payouts. So I know you haven’t been paid yet. That alone raises the scam flag.

Furthermore, since there is an obvious tie with Pre-Paid Legal, this further screams scam since Pre-Paid Legal is about to fall apart. They have been around long enough (staying in business by paying off the right people and quietly settling disputes out of court) that they have pretty much saturated the market. For one thing, it is getting harder to convince the public to sign up for these MLM schemes, and secondly PPL loses money in loss of membership. My point being that PPL is using Blastoff as a ‘front’ to get more people in their network, drumming up more business to stay afloat. Read more about PPL’s imminent collapse here: http://pyramidschemealert.org/PSAMain/resources/PPL.FitzPatrick.Report.2008.pdf

Nice post by the way, Grandma.

Sounds like a very “rational” thought. You might want to do a bit more research, my friend, as you have NO evidence here that a “total scam” exists, unless of course EVERY online business that uses search optimization tactics are also scammers.

Report real data, please. I want to know whether Blastoff is breaking its commitments or promising? Advertising things that are not true? Doing something that takes advantage of those who join the network?

Do you have anything to report to this end?

Thank you.