AbbeyBlog.me Review – Is it a scam?
Abbey’s Blog found at AbbeyBlog.me is actually not a blog but more of an advertising page. In contrast to what a blog is, Abbey’s blog has only one post and that post is solely dedicated to the author’s experience with Easy Cash on Demand, an affiliate marketing program found at EasyKits.org.
More about Abbey’s Blog
The page features how the author, Abbey Fredrickson, stumbled upon this training program that enables her to work at home and earn a huge sum of money. She claims that this program had helped her earn as much as $379 a day even if she only works for 20 hours in a week.
The Easy Cash on Demand program promoted by Abbey’s blog is designed to teach anyone on how they can earn money within the comfort of their own home simply by posting links. This so-called blog also features the perks of working online and how easy it could be to earn money through affiliate marketing.
Final thoughts on AbbeyBlog.me
Though it accounts the personal experience of the author with this certain program, AbbeyBlog.me couldn’t be considered a blog. A blog is a continuous process, documenting the person’s interests and experiences. Thus, a blog is expected to have more than one post.
With the way AbbeyBlog.me works, it seems to be more of a marketing pitch rather than a blog. Also, the way it describes link posting, which is an example of affiliate marketing, is misleading. One doesn’t earn simply by posting links but rather through the sales obtained through those links.
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Abbeys Blog keeps popping under my open window and crashing my computer. I am using Foxfire and thinking of deleting it. I am sick of this stupid ad. I hope their business crashes and burns just like my computer.
I agree with Stormy. Same scenario here, getting a new window popping up through Firefox. I did a web search to (hopefully) find out how to opt out of this garbage. This stupid ad appears as a “pop-under” ad. WTF is wrong with these pathetic bastards? No one cares about this bitch’s blog, and I sure as hell won’t want to visit your shitty site just because you’re making a new web page appear. Companies and web sites that resort to these gay marketing ploys should be anally penetrated with a hot curling iron.
Warghost, How did you opt out of it, its happening to me too
This popunder has been a nightmare. I can’t get rid of it — I’ve tried all kinds of spyware and malware programs. How in God’s name do they honestly expect ANYONE to click on their link and do business with someone who popsup on their computer twenty times a day and you can’t even close their popunder without clicking three times (“are you sure?”)
i had the same problem. the popup is not by abbeyblog but of one or many of their affiliates. when i reported this to them they shut down this affiliate. new popup from other advertisers came up. until i clear my comp from toolbars…
Abbey’s Blog is set us as a scam by a guy named Aaron Chrisnter and Ryan Jensen from Utah. They are infamous scammers and losers of the first order. They have a long history of online and telemarketing scams. Aaron Chrisnter and Ryan Jensen are in and out of jail on a regular basis. They also go by the aliases Vince Scapruzzi, Ari Schwimmer, Riley “Hutch” Hutchinson and many other names.
They run other scams like The Black Box Firm, Accomplish Learning and Keeping It Fresh.
Google some of these names like Aaron Chrisnter or Ryan Jensen- you will see they have been scamming people for many years. Abbey’s blog is just their latest attempt to separate you from your money.
They run an similar blog called Sophies Blog supposedly by Sophie Vaughn. Sophie is Aaron, not some single mom. All these names for one guy, what does he hide from????
Both these sites are NOT to scam you, at least not directly. Rarher, they want to get your NAME and EMAIL. These sites sell you something cheap for very little money. But in a money or two, Aaron and Ryan use your email or phone to contact you from Accomplish Learning or Black Box Firm…. and that is when their scam really begins. This is just the honey pot…