I don't know about you, but

I want a life and lifestyle which I probably don't deserve...and I want it right now!

Can you relate?

If you fess up, I know you're with me so far.

Life sucks with unfairness.

Take the guy down the block who looks homeless yet just bought his fourth home.

Get a load of that welfare single mom with a high school parchment and three children in tow who, out of the blue, bought a million-dollar villa and drove away in a red Corvette.

Or that lousy boss of yours who can't even tie his shoes yet makes five times as much as you do.

It's amazing how your nickel-and-dime spending madness on the next marketing panacea can lead to maxing out your credit cards in a flicker without getting a flyspeck of return on your dollar.

It sickens me to be suckered and snookered again and again in my lazy pursuit of the good life.

I can't speak for you, but I am a marketing scholar. Reading and learning are my life passions - and sometimes my addiction.

After having rummaged through hundreds' of crappy marketing ebooks and having installed tons' of useless freeware that doesn't work right (or at all) without the expensive upgrade, it became apparent to me that

cum laude graduates of internet marketing are seldom the people who make enough money to claim tax deductions.

To ever have a fighting chance to overcome a life of struggle and find yourself for once in the fast lane to success,

you will need a plan, a mentor or two, and a support network of fellow travelers also on the road to riches.

Have you got $500, $400, $300,$200,$100,$49.95,.........$7 cold cash!?

Then please hold onto it.

I am fed up to the gills with marketers and scammers who pull some figure out of a hat as the perceived value of their product(s) and use the technique above to trick you into believing you are getting a bargain.

Don't fall for such shenanigans ever again!

Winning on the Internet is a marathon.

Smoke and mirrors will not establish you as a serious, long-term player.

If you think your product in the marketplace is worthy of a $500 price tag, then market it at that price with eyes straight ahead.

Give people a free trial period if you must so that they can feel comfortable forking over that amount, but don't cheapen yourself or your product by using this lame price- slash-through technique.

Right about this moment is when most readers get fidgety.

Yeah yeah, I know there's a catch with a big price tag somewhere hidden on this page. Now where is it?

I think I like like what this guy's saying, but he's up to something and that something will drain my bank account...again! Let me just scroll around here and look for the price of whatever's being offered or click the Paypal button - ah, there it is! - which will answer that question.

So you scroll around, weaving between endless testimonials which give you a glimpse of authenticity and credibility to the offer.