Why "Copy & Paste" the Day Away?

Not to shatter any star struck dreamers out there, but ecurrency arbitrage takes effort. Like I've said before, it's not a lottery ticket, or a magic bullet, it's a business and like any business you need to put in a little elbow grease to make it work.

What business takes no work?

Anything that takes no effort, will likely provide no rewards ...or it's nothing but a flat out scam. Ecurrency arbitrage does take effort and it does pay back based upon what you put into it. No more, no less ...put in an honest days work, get back an honest days pay (only better ...I'll explain).

So the reason I sit and copy and paste is simple. The more I copy and paste, the more money I make.

For example, if I set up a transaction that pays me $2 or $5 a day... that sounds like just a small amount of cash, but if I copy and paste this transaction, then I can make $4 or $10.

Now, if I copy and paste 5 times, I make 5 times the return as if i only had 1 transaction set up. Of course, it's not truly a 1 to 1 ratio but the principle is exactly the same.

So if I spend my day copying and pasting, I can then "spend" that cash doing what I choose.

And right now I choose to go shopping. I'm not sure for what but it's ungodly hot outside and the mall is cooler than my apartment.

Ciao

Amy

In "Copy & Paste" Mode

Hi All

I'm in somewhat of a "boring" mode as all I'm doing right now is your basic "copy and paste". In other words, I'm simply doing the same steps over and over right now.

eCurrency Arbitrage can be a little boring at times because at some point you simply need to do the exact same steps over and over. I find it a bit more thrilling when I'm learning something new every day.

But some days you need to just sit and grind it out because the more "copy & paste" set ups you do, the more money you earn with Paul Jenkins arbitrage videos. Boring ...yes, simple and mindless ...yes, necessary ...yes, profitable ...yes.

So the bottom line is this, ecurrency arbitrage can be boring at times. It's not all "wheeling and dealing", sometimes it's just putting on the headphones, cranking up the tunes and just grinding the day away with right click copy - right click paste - right click copy - right click paste ...and on and on and on.

Make sure your iPod is fully stocked and then fire it up.

Caio

Amy

Simple Answer to my e-currency arbitrage problem

Hey Folks

I just wanted to let you know that my problem with "being stuck" now makes perfect sense.

I just got off the Wednesday training call with Paul Jenkins and he explained that the internet is "seasonal"... go figure. I actually never thought about it before but it's so obvious I felt a little goofy asking the question (fortunately there were a few others on the call that all chimed in that they had the same issue too).

But when you think about it, I guess it makes perfect sense. When the weather is really cold in the winter (in Phoenix we think it's "freezing" any time it hits 60), people are inside, bored, on their computers and a lot more transactions are taking place ...people are doing things.

But in the summer, people get out of the house and there's less internet traffic so fewer transactions - including ecurrency arbitrage transactions.

So I discovered that I really haven't "hit the wall" by keeping even during a seasonal slowdown, I've actually "improved".

Kind of hard to look at it that way but Paul said it was obvious. And even better, when the cold weather blows in and people spend more time inside, he thinks my numbers will shoot up on their own for no other reason than there are more transactions taking place. Just as my numbers leveled off when the slow season hit.

Of course, I'll be trying to push my business to improve right now so it really explodes come fall.

Ciao

Amy

eCurrency Arbitrage Scam Report?!?

I answered a few questions in my last post but there are a few things I have not addressed before that I'll quickly take care of today. You see, I don't post all the comments for several reasons:

• Profane Language - I don't use it so I won't allow it on my blog. I cannot edit the comments so even if you make a great point, if you swear in the post, I have to delete it.
  


• Off Topic - It seems that some people are looking for any avenue to spread their comments on all types of topics. If you have a great way to make money, then please post but keep the politics and religion, etc. to a different blog.
  


• Not Factual or Close To Factual - This is probably the #1 issue.

The last one is the one I get the most posts on and almost always for the same 3 reasons. So let me address the most common items so I can hopefully stop getting these same questions.

1. Is ecurrency arbitrage a scam? - Why anyone asks me this is beyond me. If you were to simply read the posts that I already have available, you would know exactly what I think. Is eCurrency Arbitrage a scam ....NO. Is ecurrency arbitrage a lottery ticket ...NO, you will need to participate to earn money. eCurrency Arbitrage is not a fad, a lottery ticket, a get rich quick scheme, etc. eCurrency arbitrage works, but you need to 'work it'.
   


2. Their Phone Number is Disconnected - This one always amazes me. I think someone posted this somewhere and now everyone believes it ...I don't really know. But instead of posting on my blog, just go try the number yourself! The ecurrency arbitrage phone number is listed right on their sales page - CALL IT yourself and see if it works (it does).
   
   Frankly, if you're too lazy or not smart enough to dial the number, you should stick to watching Seinfeld reruns and not try running a real business like ecurrency arbitrage or any other business.
   


3. There's No Support - Well, let me see. I've used their ticket system and always received my answers in 1 day or less. I've called their private support line (Members only number) and spoken with tech support people & I jump on the Wednesday calls and listen in or speak to Paul Jenkins directly.
   
   To have this much support without paying a monthly fee is pretty impressive in my book!

So please folks ... stick to the topic and stop burning my time by passing rumors on to me. These facts are all easily checked on your own so take just 5 minutes out of your busy day and check them for yourself. I know this might sound a bit harsh but lets focus on the mission .. making money, having your own business, questions about how things actually work, etc

Ciao

Amy

P.S. If you think I sound a little crabby in this post ...you should have read it before I cleaned it up. I wrote the original after the neighbors dog was outside barking all night ...LOL.

Questions Asked About eCurrency Arbitrage

There might be a way to answer these questions as comments but I really don't know how so I'll copy and paste them into a new post to answer them.

Harold asked:

I really hope u break down this wall and hit your mark. I have been a follower of your blog and wish to dive into this program. 90% is telling me to try it out anyway my question to u is not how much money your making but is worth the risk?

My Answer:

Going to a job each day is also a risk. To most people it's a hidden risk but look what happened to me. I was the victim of bad decisions made by others. They took the risk and I paid the price.

At least the risks I take now are risks I manage and I decide to take. So far the risks have been very small ...actually, no risk at all except for my time. But I am moving up and I am taking some small risks now. As I progress, I'll take some bigger risks but I'll keep them at a level that I'm comfortable with.

Anonymous Asked:

I thank you for your dilligent efforts toward maintaining this blog. I think the burining question on all of our minds is:

1. How long did you take to break even?
   
2. Do you get paid daily?
   
3. You said you have achieved 100 odd in profits in a day, how consistant are these day? Once a month? once a week?

I hope you can answer these questions to help the masses understand what the true earning potential of this business is and if it is sustainable.

My Answer:

1. Break Even - not counting the price of the training, there really is no "break even" as you start out not using any money so any money you make is 100% profit. It's just a matter of how much value you place on your time. But what business can you start and make $100 / hr on day 1? I think I was working for 3 cents an hour at first ...LOL.
   
2. You make money daily but you get your check weekly. It's like a paycheck in a way, you do what you want with it. Spend it or invest it.
   
3. It's an average for me. But they are pretty consistent. I do notice that the weather now affects things. Good weather gets people outside and away from their computers (lower earnings) while bad weather gets them back in the house and behind the computer (higher earnings)

I Might Have "Hit The Wall"

eCurrency Arbitrage seemed almost too easy to be true. I started making money right away and it only took me a few months to bust through the $100 / day barrier.

So all I need to do is crank it up, add a few more techniques from a few of the Paul Jenkins arbitrage videos and watch it roll right up to $1,000 per day. Simple I thought. But frankly, something is really wrong. It's not working at all and I'm stuck at the $100 mark.

Maybe I was a little arrogant but I'm not feeling too smart right now. My goal was to keep posting about my miraculous climb up the income ladder but right now I can't get to the next rung.

What to do ...what to do ... what to do?

Honestly, I don't know right now. I'll keep plugging away at this to see if I can find the solution.

Ciao

Amy

eCurrency Arbitrage is not Forex

I'm not sure why people always confuse ecurrency arbitrage with Forex but I get this question all the time. In order to avoid answering this question over and over, let me be very clear and say:

Forex is not ecurrency arbitrage .... Paul Jenkin's ecurrency arbitrage is not Forex.

If you're not familiar with Forex , Forex is basically foreign currency trading. In other words, you take investment positions in different currencies in the hopes that they increase or decrease in value.

Frankly, I think Forex is more like gambling than investing because you only make money when someone else loses money. This makes Forex a 'zero sum game' in which no real value is "created", it's just a matter of moving money from one person to another.

In contrast, Paul Jenkin's ecurrency arbitrage techniques do not require someone to lose money for you to make money. If it did, I wouldn't be telling you about it now would I?

The reality is that you can make money right alongside me and it makes no difference in my ability to keep making money. That's one of the great things about this business ...we are not 'competing' with each other to succeed. Again, if we were, I would not be telling you about this.

OK ...I think I beat this horse to death ...if you're looking for Forex, then skip Paul Jenkins ecurrency arbitrage system as it's not what you're looking for. But if you want a business with a reliable income, then go with ecurrency arbitrage.

Ciao

Amy

P.S. Because so many people lose money with Forex, it gets a bad reputation as a scam. ecurrency arbitrage on the other hand is reliable. I'll tell you that Forex is not a scam but it sure is tough ...and I like 'easy'.