It's already the 2nd of April and I thought I would do a quick rundown on the Profit Share
programs I am a member of and do some "summizen' about them.

Summizen" ? It's a term used by people who live on the Eastern most island province of
Newfoundland in Canada. Native Newfoundlanders have a unique slang that came about
from a mix of Irish, Scottish and English descendants. Summizen means "a point of view",
"a perspective", or  "what it could be". Well...you get my drift.

Affiliated Product Network is dead in the water right now and hopes are dwindling that it
will recover. Since being spawned from the popular Ad Pack Network...the program never
did catch fire and except for a brief recovery the weekly "rebates" declined every week until
last Monday where there were only a few dollars paid out to members. I could debate about
what happened here until the cows come home but I have stopped surfing and abandoned 
the funds left there. Hopefully, Henrik will start something new and regain the interest he
held from members before and allow them to earn their funds back.



Ad Ventures 4U has been a steady earner since it's launch and payments were always
made on the same day requested and that includes today. The program hit it's first major
problem where the Admin, Steve, had to implement a 50/50 rule for Tuesday's profit sharing
payouts. Member's can still cashout their full weekly "rebate" but will be penalized by having
1 Venture expire for every $1 earned. The rule may be lifted by Steve for a trial run to see
if it has curbed those who are just cashing out and not participating by rolling up or
occasionally purchasing more Ventures.

Red flag? Certainly the "experienced" players will see this as a warning of things to come
but I'll just leave it at that and see what the future brings. Guess I just pushed the "easy"
button and avoided summizen' any more about the implementation of the 50/50 rule. Steve
issues 4 or 5 updates a day so I'll see if the "problem" is getting worse or is improving.

Tame The Net has settled back into a 2.15% ROI for yesterday after new members
capitalized on the 100% matching bonus for upgrades that ended on the 31st of March.
From Tame's launch up until yesterday the "returns" have been fluctuating from a max of
8% to 4.9% and back up to two consecutive days at 7%. The manual surf is very popular
right now and member's are very upbeat about the program in Blogs and the Forum
threads.

So...I went from a program that hasn't lived up to expectations....to AV4U which has
surpassed 10,000 members and still growing....to Tame that just launched and is in
the "building" phase. This is a condensed version of the summizen' I could do from
being excited about a program to disappointed with a non-productive surf...got to leave
some for the member's on the Forum threads....and there's a whole lot of that going on
if your interested.