Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Welcome to Rich Slow


Hi, and welcome to Rich Slow. It's my intention to make this blog a place to which people can come for ideas on how to generate, maintain and build real streams of income with little or no effort. (Yes, for real.)

Let me make it clear right up front that I have no patience for B.S. and I certainly don't expect you to. I'm not going to tell you, amidst a small forest of exclamation points, that System X WILL MAKE YOU RICH, ALMOST OVERNIGHT!!! or any crap like that. There's way more than enough of that on the 'net already; if that's what you're looking for, go Google it and have yourself a ball. What you will find here, instead, are real, honest, straightforward, above-board (and relatively humble) little systems that I myself use to bring in real money slowly, through simple means whose functioning requires from the user neither copious amounts of time nor much, if any, of that distasteful phenomenon commonly referred to as "work."

See, I'm basically lazy, and so am fascinated by the possibility of really, truly, actually making money through the application of extremely low-maintenance methods. I want to make money by doing things I already do every day: buying stuff, yammering happily away with my friends and family, and so on. I also find it gratifying, when I find something that really works for me, to turn other people onto it and let it work for them too. Which leads me to the next thing I want to talk about:

What's in it for me?

That's one of the reasons I'm starting this blog in the first place: I like to turn people on to things that will work for them. It feels good. With so many scams and schemes out there - and knowing how frustrating it is to go looking for useful information and wind up having one's time and attention wasted by one empty ploy or another - I like the idea of my telling somebody about something, and their proceeding to check it out and discover that it really is what I said it would be, and that its benefits really do far outweigh any downside it may have (which, ideally, will be none at all). It makes that person's life a little better, and it reflects well on me. Good karma.

The other reason I'm starting this blog: well, you can probably figure that one out by yourself. Money! :) Yes, that's right, I said it: good old-fashioned moooOOOOoooo-lah.

See, one of the means by which most of the systems I'll talk about here will generate income for me - and for you - is through referrals. Take BigCrumbs, for example.

If you join BigCrumbs, having got to their website through the link in that last sentence, I'll be credited as the person who referred you. That means that if you then proceed to use BigCrumbs (something not everyone remembers to do), I'll get a small monetary kickback, at no cost to you, every time you use it. And because I signed up as a CrumbEarner (rather than a CrumbSaver; I'll clarify the distinction in my next post), I'll also get small kickbacks (as will you) every time anyone you refer uses BigCrumbs...and likewise with anyone they refer...and so on, out to five generations.

I'll talk about BigCrumbs and how it works in greater detail in my next post, but for now suffice it to say that most of the links I post here will be referral links, which will get me credit, in one form or another, for having referred anyone who clicks that link and then signs up with the site to which it takes them. And that's another of my reasons for spreading the word about the systems about which I'll be spreading the word here. I'll be discussing every system I think is good, regardless of whether it has a referral program, but most systems I'll be discussing probably do.

But I promise you this: any material benefit that will come to me through the referrals I make here will always be secondary to my primary goal of referring people to systems that will benefit them. I will never, for any reason, suggest that you use a website or other revenue-generating system that:

a) I know, believe, or suspect to be or to employ a scam, scheme, rip-off or any unethical approach of any kind;

b) I do not believe to have the potential to give back to you well more than it demands you contribute, or

c) I do not myself trust and use.

Neither will I suggest that you use a site or system that demands what I consider to be a significant amount of your time and/or effort. There are probably a bunch of profitable systems out there that do, but that's not what this blog is about.

It's not likely that I'll recommend any sites or systems that require any monetary investment on your part, either. I suppose it could happen...but it's not likely.

Naturally, I cannot and will not be held responsible for any negative thing that may happen as a result of your use or misuse of the information presented in this blog. But I promise to do the best I can to turn you on only to sites and systems whose use will never give you cause to worry about such things. :) Good karma.

In short, it's my intention that this blog should benefit everyone - you and me alike.

Oh, and hey, while writing this I've thought of another motive for...writing this.

If you know of any sites or systems that you believe to be in keeping with the spirit and intention of this blog - sites or systems that provide their users with streams of real-money income in return for those users doing little or nothing more than they already do every day - please, by all means, share the wealth! I will personally check out all such references, and if I feel a site or system meets the standards I require it to meet in order to merit posting here, I will first sign up for the site or system using the information provided to me (that means I'll cite you as my referral for any site/system that uses a referral system) and then I'll post a review/rundown of the site or system (in which I will credit you, but reserve the right to replace your referral information with my own) here in the blog.

Enough already!

Okay, I think I've said everything I need to say in this initial post; thanks for reading, and again, welcome!

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