I have now joined Nunera.com and am at last making some nice revenue with not a great deal of effort at all.

Might be worth some of you who have also lost out with Agloco giving it a try?

You might even get some of the money you wasted in Agloco back.
Good Luck Filippa

http://cashtutor.blogspot.com

Then we’d be talking about how Duncan Riley knew Agloco was going to succeed. How he told a friend when he first heard about the concept, and thought to himself “that’s gonna work!” ….

Tis the problem with an uneducated society; People don’t have time, really, to learn anything. Too busy trying to stay afloat… So if someone says it was a pyramid scheme, the many uninformed will run with that. That’s good enough for them; That’s really all they had time for.

This was a good idea, that was (once again) poorly executed; The idea failed, not because it was a bad idea, but more likely because it was the same people, who just didn’t Learn from their first go round; Who’s to say they won’t get it right next time? … or that somebody else may not take what they started, and churn out a better more solid way to make the idea work for themselves, and everybody who gets involved.

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I fielded over 500 messages from people who had signed up, and wondered how Agloco was going to effect payment to them, since they had not been asked for any such information. The fact is, and I would appreciate you correcting yourself so that this doesn’t get repeated as though it was true, that Agloco, as AllAdvantage had, did not want to acquire any personal information before they absolutely needed it, most likely just prior to their initial payouts.

I received the email in question earlier than most, as I was a founding member of Agloco. I have been as fair and open as anyone possibly could be about Agloco, and I’m afraid this isn’t a phishing scheme – Agloco is looking to either find a new partner, or shutter.

My reputation doesn’t really matter – I’ll be fine. But do not disparage John Chow or any of the other top referrers – he was NOT paid to promote Agloco, nor was I. I was proud to be a part of this effort, naysayers and grave-dancers here notwithstanding. Bragging about sticking it to the man says far more about your morality than it does about the founders of Agloco – they were hardly “the man”. Hopefully, no one games any of your efforts on the web.

And I’d do it again in a heartbeat – AllAdvantage was a huge success for over a year and a half, and suffered the same fate that tons of other sites suffered – the total collapse, the dot-com bust, of the advertising world at that moment in time (2000-2001).

I haven’t decided what to do with MakeMoneyWithDavid.com – if Agloco officially announces they have closed, I will probably create a commentary about the company and its efforts, if for no other reason than to memorialize the truth, not the flailing about I’m seeing from some posters here.

David

If they were legitimate the steps would be to allow installation, then send an email when they have money to pay me in order to complete the process. Then I could fill in the rest.

Adsense lets you provide financial information after the fact, when Google finally needs the info.

I’m glad to see one more scam bite the dust.