In Everything It's All Just A Numbers Game

Jeffrey A. Solochek grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but now resides in Coastal Georgia. Mr. Solochek has a great sense of humor and he writes on a broad range of subjects which stem from his life experiences and his observations. Mr. Solochek also is an established trend watcher and this adds to his many writings. All his writings containsNo BS, No FluffPlus everything he writes always contains a blend of his unique wit and humor.
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<h1>In Everything It's All Just A Numbers Game</h1> I am so tired and so broke. I have spent the past few months applying for so many different jobs but yet it is soo hard for the businesses to make a decision. I call them every few days but still they keep on waiting. I have always told myself that because of my ethics and the fact that I like to sleep at night with a clear conscience that I will not join any of MLM or business opportunities because I think they are just ripping people off. The same with those gifting programs but yet you have to know that even if you don't get somebody to join somebody else will. <br><br>Nowadays I have berm seeing a lot about these programs called cyberbegging or just cyber beg. I've always hated when at the store in the parking lot some panhandler approaches to get money from me but with the cyberbegging they are telling you a story that you believe to be true and if you have a little extra money then why the hell not. There are a lot of people out there that could use some help, I am one of them. I get disability from the government because they once FDA approved a drug that was found to be killing people. With me it just damaged a lot of my internal organs, I'll never see any money from the legal action against the manufacturer because they will keep appealing the courts decision until I have been dead by several hundred years. <br><br>The first site that started the cyberbegging niche was that of savekaryn dot com. Funny that her first name is spelled the same way that my wife spells hers. Karyn had chalked up like $25,000 in credit card debt at came up with the idea of a website asking for donations one night when she was in bed. She now has been interviewed on shows like the Today Show and she has written a couple books. Plus i heard she even has a movie now. She no longer needs money and any money that still comes in goes to charity. Basically it all comes down to begging online for donations. <br><br>There are many sites out there that allow you to do this but the majority of them are charging a fee for this. One site that I found wanted to charge $39.95 in order for you to get a page that does e panhandling, cyber begging. In the past I have heard many stories about people after setting up a page telling their story have made a lot of money. One kid in England created what is now called Pixel Advertising when he was trying to raise money for college. I hear he made like seven figures doing this. <br><br>I believe that everyone should offer help to the needy at some time in his life. Sometimes people with poor credit need some help from someplace. Karyn only had her debt from overspending on credit cards and visiting Starbucks too often. I, on the other hand have had a need that was created because I could not find enough paid work to sustain life. I have a lot of bills that need to be paid otherwise utilities are going to be shut off. Electric, water, car payments, money for our car insurance. It just keeps on adding up, increasing in the amount each month. My income, the little that I have, pays our rent, my wife's income pays our bills and the grocery bill. Nothing left over and we still manage to not pay some of our bills. <br><br>I am a person who does not like to just sit around, I would rather work 2 jobs if I could find the work. I almost thinking about one of those daily pay jobs, minimum wag and long hours but we need the income. I have see these business opportunities that sell for ^997 and maybe have $100 of product but I have not been able to join any of them because I felt like I would be ripping people off. Remember that GasupUSA where people would prepay for gas because the were supposedly saving up to 40 %? It all was a scam, there never were any gas discounts, all the money that was made was from sign up fees. <br><br>But the truth is that even though I did not become a part of one of these programs the people that would have joined under me probably did join under somebody else. Whether I sold them or somebody else sold them there are always people who will buy into these programs. Maybe it would be worth a little guilt so I am not always broker. I am in my forties and feel I should have a lot more than I actually have these days. I can pick things to blame it on but I must start taking the responsibility. <h2>About the Author</h2> Jeffrey A. Solochek grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but now resides in Coastal Georgia. Mr. Solochek has a great sense of humor and he writes on a broad range of subjects which stem from his life experiences and his observations. Mr. Solochek also is an established trend watcher and this adds to his many writings. All his writings contains<a href="http://www.nosugarcoating.info/facts" target="_blank">No BS, No Fluff</a>Plus everything he writes always contains a blend of his unique wit and humor.<br><br>Source: <a href="http://www.articledevil.com">Article Devil</a>