Ijango - Steve Smith is making Internet History Again!

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Ijango is your personal web portal you customize to have most of the popular search companies, email sites and social networking sites all on one page and the best part is anyone who surfs your site makes you money!

Steve was a founder of Excel Communications and helped take that company to a 1 and a half billion dollar business. While other company’s decide to hire a lot of sales people and pay for expensive advertising to get their revenues Steve decide that networking was the way to go. And was he ever right. Excel became the youngest company to join the New York Stock Exchange. Excel also was the fastest company to billion in sales in American business history. Steve Smith had 1.5 million associates in his downline. That is an amazing number. For instance in Corporate America the company that has the most sales people is Hartford Financial at 100,000 sales people. So, Mr. Smith had 15 times the sales force in the 1990’s that the biggest sales force of corporate America has today.
Network marketing is a real industry. Some examples of some of the real heavy weights are Avon and Amway which did 8.5 Billion last year in sales. The realtor firm Keller Williams is a networking real estate company that is spreading globally.
Ask yourself this,
What if you could network market Google. What if? Google did 5.8 Billion in the first Quarter of 2009. They paid out 2.2 Billion in Affiliate marketing dollars. They pay this so their link is on as many of the top rated sites on the web as possible.
Well, that is exactly what Steve Smith is bringing to the market. Also, ask yourself do you think you would like to make money when you or the people you know are using the internet.

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USD 2,200,000,000 to affiliate marketeers? That is a huge amount of money.. I wonder who got them.. Best of luck to Steve Smith and his new venture. I am actively looking forward to taking part in it..

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This is a scam. @ijango: You should feel ashamed of yourself.

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Oh my god.. this was also a scam. No scarcity for scammers in the net nowadays. People have lost millions of dollars in scams like Bux.to and Surfjunkey. And as recession worsens, the scam attack also gets stronger.

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Red reputation for a scam!

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Funny, it interest me to join while reading the initial message but discourages me after seeing the reply.

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first off this sounds like a great idea but the one thing i never got about this kinda of money making idea is this how do you get people out of there normal rutine of going on line and just as easyly typeing in Yahoo! and not go throw your search portal if you build it they will come doesnt apply here i do believe ebay could be the most easy money maker but you have to obtain alot of product but ebay is like one big flee market or a yard sale

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Everyone, wait till some people gives positive reviews about this venture and post their payment proofs. After that we can decide whether it is a low risk one or not. Till that... I think we should wait.

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Are you crazy with that Yahoo stuff?

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Thanks thats a nice forum.

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