I found a funny diagram at BlastOff Sucka, a blog with a similar theme to this one. I’ll let you judge the math for yourself.
There are several other posts on that blog worth a read before you get Sucka’d. Good to see I’m not the only one annoyed that my friends are being turned into mindless marketers.
Oh, and just an update on the status of BlastOff, new registrations are still disabled four days after launch. In fact the link from blastoffnetwork.com to the registration page is even disabled now. Go team!
Wow, that is one incredibly limited view on it.
The Blastoff portal is like my.yahoo, windows live, or my.ask. -Except it has facebook, twitter (soon) video games, youtube and Hulu built in, among many others, all for free.
Why in the world a single one of the 220 million internet users won’t want it is way beyond me. Plus, it’s a great platform to grow from. It’s way ahead of the game and could eventually be the only page anyone ever need see online one day.
I’d take his equations and slim them in the middle a bit (Because no one really believes that everyone under them will recruit 3 each…) and raise the ceiling to at least 180 million. One day it will be a billion, and I’m not talking about in my grandchildrens’ lifetime.
So you believe the Internet will go back to the AOL/CompuServe days of walled gardens? Congratulations on being a shill.
The sad thing is it is beyond him. All the upfront cash grabs going on, their prez hawking printer cartridges at the same time he tells them another affiliate program is flushed, and still plugging away. I admire the determination, too bad it’s so horribly misapplied. Their whole spiel falls apart when the assumption that it’s “reasonable” is removed.
BTW, my numbers look like they need some altering, I heard 100,000 top level. I also got a comment from someone who said a purchase is required for them to be eligible for a “downline”. More upfront cash…