Which successful Internet Marketer(s) do you trust ?

I trust myself to make an informed decision not by the persons name that has been seen on the internet a thousand times that leads to blind trust of being memorized as the same as watching Tv commercials.

To me, listbuilders are like politicians, they both have the same agenda to gain your coinfidence and open up your wallet. You see the names and the read the information enough, you start believing without thinking and trust them to make the right decision for you.

What I've found with

@phil, you helped me without expecting anything back. I liked that honesty. Similar way I found in Paula too.

I can trust you both who work with honesty.

Trust, just like respect, is always earned. You have to be trustworthy and live your life transparrently, so that others can see the REAL you, before people will deem you trustworthy

It is difficult to say who you trust! I strust a few ppl and that is based on the things I have read like not to many times beginnning something news and playing with cats is also something that is counting. A cat does not want to play with people they don't trust!

I am glad you started a discussion about this topic!

@Phillippe, thanks. That's what I need to learn probably, because I still believe in someone else both as a business relationship as well as personal. I'd like to be careful also but sometimes I just trust someone else just like that. May be I'm wrong and should be more careful from now on.. thanks Philippe.

@mylove1, trusting everyone is a good ideal, however, we're talking about business relationships here, I like to be careful, my family needs for me to bring money to have bread on the table :)

No offense meant.

I trust almost everyone, I always think that everyone is good to trust. Whether it is right or wrong, I will keep on trusting them, even though I also got cheated or lied, I don't care.

@khazars, could you please elaborate, how useful is it to you, I'd like to hear your opinion, thank you

Ussefull information

@Blinky, I would respond to you, don't take my word for anything I say in this blog. I wrote it, not to recommend anyone, but to get other members' opinion on the subject. I have been blessed with all the answers I got. It's been enlightening to me.

@Sue and Shawn, please send me links to G. Kosch and Janet in a PM. I will check them out. I enjoy many posts you guys write here at APSense. :)

I never really thought about trusting other internet marketers online. But I'm sure there are a few trustworthy ones out there, I'm just not sure who.

Whom do I trust.
George Kosch: He is an excellent instructor, patient, and will stay online with training meeting until all questions are answered. If George says a program is good you can trust it. He develops programs to save you time.
Janet Legere
Janet is a great trainer. She teaches in a step by step fashion.
She shares everything she has learned in 10 years of successful internet marketing. Focus is on building your list. She does reviews on programs, an avid blog author as well as art

@Andy, I didn't know John had been promoting Kooday.

@Phil, You know that follow the money means to follow the trail and find out where it comes from. You know that it doesn't mean to jump in just because money is being made, you were in my training too long and one of the first readers and commentators on the original post so why it is being twisted here I don't understand. I mean you do know better and are turning my words for what benefit?

Following names and program jumping makes one not focused on building there primary business to a 10K per month income.

He seems to be talking from real experience. We could learn so much and save a lot of time.

@Phil you seem to now be saying what I was getting at. People joined the program simply to make money because they saw others at the start making money and didn't question the legalities, or do research on the owner and thus John was among those who joined it. The concept wasn't different, it mirrors other Ponzi before it Search Big Daddy etc.. proved it wasn't even the first to take Ponzi Investment into the Search Engine arena.

But the whole deal shows where trust still needs limitation whi

@Andy,

Kooday was about making money with a different concept. Many people joined it and made money. Not all of them were trying to fool others. They joined, received payments, they were satisfied.

So, in that case, follow the money would have meant jump into the program of an owner who didn't seem to have his members' interests at heart, when doubts about the product ever working started to surface.

I won't follow John Guanzon blindly. If he starts a program which does not interest me,

@ProAdCo agreed on much of what you are saying.

Follow the money is more of a way to remember to look at the quality and substance of the program and not the people in it. To investigate and make educated choices instead of say well Jo Schmo from Buffalo is doing this it must be OK. If you are not in business for money you are in denial about it. Even if the desire is to feed starving children, the money is a vessel regardless of who created it and why that will fill the goal you seek to acc

lol@follow the money. The money all leads back to the creator that printed the money.

One does not need to follow in order to lead. Everyone is there own best sponsor and leader or could be!

Admins make money because people try to take the easy road instead of creating there own website and make there own downline builder. You don't need to purchase a full fledge membership site.

Seriously, why would one pay to a site that is a downline builder and pay a monthly site fee, then more fee