Scam :D

It's amazing what you bump into on the internet. A simple misclick somehow dragged me off course from my intended destination and dumped me here.

http://www.maverickdiamondmakers.com/

I haven't seen anything this stupid in years.

"This System Makes Me At Least $171,168.06 Per Month And You

Can Start Using It 15 Minutes From Now"

Lol. That's 2 million dollars a year. :P

"Guaranteed to work even if you're "un-motivated"...

In fact, it's best if you only put in an hour or so per day!"

Yeah that's good. Appeal to your lazy, idle audience. 2 million a year for only one hour's work per day! :O

"Date: Saturday, February 28 "

Simple piece of code in the page grabs the current date, making it look like the page is regularly updated. After that there's loads of bullshit about meeting a "Programming God from some of the biggest programming websites on the internet". O rly? No websites listed mind. Because it's all bullshit. :P Then there's some more bullshit before this hilarious statement.

"You may be familiar with me from the one-day Work-At-Home seminars I used to give in famous hotels around the United States.

Others know me from the hundreds of interviews, podcasts and teleseminars I've done.

There are so many people coming to me today for advice on getting started working from home that I've been called the #1 Work At Home Consultant in America."

Yeah right. That's a pretty hefty boast. This is merely self-propogated falsehood. Try typing "Mack Michaels" into Google. The results are all either positive, posted by Mr Michaels himself, or pages discussing whether or not this is a scam, which it is. And the bullshit doesn't end there.

"Companies know that it is becoming more and more a waste of time to rely upon traditional marketing like TV, magazines, newspapers and radio."

Yeah. I've noticed big companies like Coca-Cola and McDonalds have given up on TV, magazine, newspaper and radio advertising. I mean, you hardly ever see TV adverts any more, right? ¬¬ I often see their adverts on the internet...

No, I don't, because that's bollocks. Pay attention to the adverts you see around you on the internet, they are mostly shit. Go to your myspace or facebook page and refresh, taking note of the adverts. How many of the companies advertising have you heard of? Probably not so many.

And all this can be yours for only $97. Wow, how can I pay? Why by credit card of course. Not by paypal, as they don't do business with scammers. :P

On to the disclaimer.

"Each individual’s success depends on his or her background, dedication, desire and motivation."

Woah, hold on there? Motivation? *scrolls back up*

"Guaranteed to work even if you're "un-motivated"...

Umm, that's a little contradictory.

"As with any business endeavor, there is an inherent risk of loss of capital and there is no guarantee that you will earn any money."

Ummm, let's look again...

"Guaranteed to work even if you're "un-motivated"...

"Join my guaranteed program now, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain..."

"Sign up (it's risk-free) now, today, before the price goes up or all of the spots are filled and I shut the website down."

"Sign Up For Maverick Money Makers

Risk Free Today!"

But you just said risk of loss and no guarantee? O_O

"As with any business endeavor, there is an inherent risk of loss of capital and there is no guarantee that you will earn any money."

¬¬ Seriously. Even if I was a complete noob, this is still enough evidence to point out what a huge scam this is. People like this piss me off no end. There should be some form of website where you can report sites like this, maybe get them blacklisted from search engines and such because that's seriously more than enough bullshit for one day.

Mack Michaels. Scam Artist. Avoid like the plague.