A guy sent me an email offering to sell me his secret to making $1500 per day for $750. Let’s call him David Friday since he didn’t include his name in his message. So David Friday claims he makes at least $1500 per day. He says he has 15 websites and he makes at least $100 per day from each of his websites, and he can show me how to do the same for the bargain price of $750. He wanted me to give him $750 for a so-called powerful CD that will change my life.

I wasn’t really interested; but I sent a reply to the email asking for the links to his 15 websites. Maybe I might want to build 15 similar websites you know? Curiously I haven’t received any reply. But this is not a scam alert post.

The truth is, it is feasible to have fifteen websites each making at least $100 per day; and if you had 15 websites each making at least $100 per day, you’d be making $1500 per day. And, it’s probably more feasible to make $100 per day with 15 websites than it is to make $1500 per day from 1 website.

$1500 per day collected over a 30 day period is $45,000 per month which amounts to $540,000 per year.

I certainly wouldn’t object to learning a method by which I could be raking in half a million dollars per year (taxes not held in consideration), so I sent David Friday another email inviting him to share his information with me free of charge. I promised that, if I was convinced his system was legitimate, I would do a review of it and encourage people to buy his $750 powerful CD. I asked him to tell me what exactly he sells on each of his 15 websites, how he markets his websites, what is the average cost of goods or services on each site and the average number of sales generated daily via each site. I didn’t expect him to reply. In the first place, he wouldn’t want to divulge his secret to a potential competitor; but if he’s selling the secret anyway, what’s the difference if he tells me what he’s doing? If I write up a good review he stands the chance of selling more copies of his CDs so he’d only be helping himself by letting me in on the secret. But David Friday has not responded. Could just be because he thinks I’m wasting his time.

In the mean time, if you happen to be making $1500 per day like David Friday, I’d love to hear from you about what you’re doing to make this money. Those of us who aren’t making $1500 per day but would very much like to be making $1500 per day are willing to pay you $750 for your secret if it comes with a solid guarantee that we’ll make $1500 a day like you.