Gilbert, the Admin of NewSurfAge sent out an update that another 20% rebate
will paid to upgraded members accounts next Tuesday. Excellent compared
to dwindling earnings from once "stable" profit shares that started a few months
back.

At least three more launched recently and one today but I'll wait for a program that
is expected to start soon, which is more up my alley. I will be writing an article about
that on launch day if it's compensation plan is to my liking.



Reading through Forums threads, I see people are quick to jump onboard a manual
surf or autosurf that's been cleared as "good" by posters who have a knack for digging
into the history of either the Admins IP address or what can be dug up from WHOIS
about the Domain of the site. Admins who are back with another program are checked
into as well to see what happened with their last program or program(s). If it's a dismal
failure and branded as a scam they usually disappear or return under an alias

Back to your average manual or autosurf that has a compensation plan where a quick
dollar can be made at a high interest rate. Surprising there's not more of these on the
go now where profit shares are slowly getting snubbed by members who see their shares
drop in value as a program ages beyond a month or two. Perhaps that trend will return
again.

A plan like 10% per day for 15 days could run on for a few months properly managed
but recently they seem to be limited and only using Liberty Reserve where the processor
does not address complaints of not being paid, etc. An " enter at your own risk" affair
which of course pertains to this online business anyway.

Wrapping up for this article...I'm looking forward to another good week with NewSurfAge 
and seeing what this new one is all about that is already making some waves on the
beach from it's impending arrival. Like that huh? Living near the water most of my life,
I watched ships heading out to sea and then anticipate when the bow waves will ripple
their way to shore making me jump back or just let those breakers soak me. Ahhhh....the
smell of the ocean and getting wet stirs some old memories of when I was working aboard
ship myself.