Passive Income Programs
making your money work for you.

Some passive income programs are 100% passive; others require you to do some work, such as surfing for your rebates.

I have learned the hard and expensive way; I have made many costly mistakes getting to this point in my internet career. I stay well away from any program where my income is solely dependant on building a, Matrix, Down line or, recruiting others to participate in a program (MLM). It is not my preferred method of operation.

I also stay well away from buying into any program that has a corporate web site as the only difference between your web site and 20,000 plus other web sites, is the last digit of your affiliate number. (Replicated-websites)

Before you go any further I would like to tell you that I do not make any recommendations of how you use your money, nor can I give you a guarantee of your success in any venture.

What you will find on this web site are income opportunities that I am already participating in and earning income streams. If any of them appeal to you; then you can participate in the same opportunities.

There are basically two types of programs that I am actively involved with.

Paid to Surf programs are semi-passive and you do need to do a little bit of work. You basically buy ad packages and then surf the web site offered by the program to earn your rebate on the ad packages that you bought.

The rebate can vary between 1 and 2% (some programs offer more) per day per 5 day week. You view about 20 web sites for about 20 – 40 seconds (depending on the program) every day and you get paid your rebate.

You can also advertise your own website and depending on what level you joined will also dictate the level of return on referrals etc.

HYIP (High Yield Income Programs) that are not only High Yield, but also, High RISK. These programs offer anything from 30% to 80% and upwards return on your money. So not only do you stand to earn big money in a short time, you can also lose big money in a very short time if you do not employ the right strategy.

If you are in the situation where you need money quickly you do have the option of H.Y.I.Ps' but do remember that you also have a chance of losing your money quickly.

On the other hand if you are looking for long term stability and continuous sustainable income streams then you can follow in my footsteps.

My preferred method of operation is less volatile and more conservative. I am in this business to make money and not to lose money. (I have already done the losing money bit and I was not impressed). :-((

I am in this business for the long haul; I want to make good money for the rest of my life, with as little risk as possible.

I wanted security, financial freedom to do what I want, whenever I want and not have to worry about paying bills ever again.

Initially the biggest drawback of doing it my way is that it can take time to build up your income streams to a level where you can start paying yourself the good income that you want. But, you will find strategies on this web site that I have employed and I still use that accelerates the process.

However, I do not want you to jump in blind; I want you to study what you find on the web site. Take Your Time and LEARN, (If there is anything that you are unsure of, contact me and I shall talk you through it until you fully understand the strategies, if your finances are limited, I will call you back). I want you to make money and NOT lose money.

The up side of the way that I do it is that with some of the programs, you can start with as little as $10 with a return on your $10 of 1% + per day. Obviously if you start with $10 and leave it at $10 it is going to take you 100 days to earn a $1 dollar. But as your confidence in your own knowledge and the program grows you can increase your, "seed," money.

With all these programs there is an element of risk, programs crash for various reasons and not always the fault of the program, mismanagement or fraud. (See ASD)

In this case, I protect myself by running multiple programs at the same time. I recommend that you run a minimum of 5 programs, preferably 10 or more, so that in the unlikely event that some of your programs crash, you have not lost everything.

I also recommend that you to do the same and learn to do your own due diligence and learn to read the signs of a program that could be heading for trouble. (Check out the forums)

Visit you back office within the program regularly, read the forums associated with the program and see if others have had problems or, are having doubts about a program.

I highly recommend that you take out your initial (Seed) investment as soon as possible, so that if a program does crash; then you still have your starter money to put into another program or, to build up your portfolio.