The Go9500i Project Goes Forward to Make More Than Cents The Project: To affirm that one can make $30,000 a month from home using Google Adsense. For Immediate Release CHICAGO/EWORLDWIRE/May 8, 2007 --- A test project prepared by co-founders Brandon Connell and Sajed Khan from Chicago, the go9500i Project is designed to place a minimum of 82 leads Web sites and a handful of other Web sites on a dedicated server, with each site displaying Adsense ads. "Because this has become a public mission, we have placed significant weight on the public's suggestions. We are going to create Web sites that can be built by the community, such as 'http://www.equitybegone.com' - a free service that will address the foreclosure and preforeclosure market. We are focusing more on quality Web sites and less on leads' Web sites. When the project is successful, we plan on becoming philanthropists for noble causes by helping single mothers and the less fortunate within our communities to get back on their feet," said Connell. The mission will be tracked heavily and reported to the public. The message go9500i is trying to communicate is that it is still easy to make money online from home while following the rules.
So they're going to blow their earnings at a strip club? Doesn't really sound too interesting to me. How is this any different from anyone else who starts a website?
I mean everyone out there today is trying to make a quick buck for there own benefit....also there are alot of people who do not know alot about Google ad sense. If they come to the site and ask a question, they are labeled as 'newbies' or forced in searching the forum! I just think if these guys can come up with a concept that works, and share this step by step, IMO, this would be wonderful! I am not trying to promote them in anyway, I just feel that trying to wrap your brain around Google ad sense is not easy for the 'simple' no tech savvy person. If they could partner up with a reputable charity organization, which I don't see why they couldn't, this would be a interesting concept to watch. Google 'go9500i' and see how many hits they get...