Make Money with My Advertising Pays - Why should I speculate to accumulate?

Since I've started to make money with my advertising pays,
 I've noticed a lot of comments, positive and negative, in Facebook groups, the MLM, Work from Home, Internet Business ones, etc, etc.

And, although I am no internet marketer, I would like to get some referrals in M.A.P.s to build a bigger team, just as my sponsor "Bill" is doing with myself and others.

But I often see the quote, "No start up fees", followed by comments that you have to work so hard for very little gain. (I don't know by the way, it's just what I see).

On the other hand, a lot of people looking for an opportunity to make money, extra money or even "LOADS OF MONEY!", don't seem prepared to pay out any start up costs. They always look for a negative as to why should they pay any money out in case it, "all goes wrong".

On the one hand, that is a fairly valid point. 

On the other hand, I Iost £3000
in perfectly legitimate, FSA protected ISA's (Individual Savings Accounts - a UK thing).

Also, any business has start up costs, that you may, or may not recoup. This all depends on you, hard work, maybe some luck and the will to see it through.

You can't become a white van man without buying the white van first!

And so it is that in any business there is an element of the, "Speculate to accumulate", approach. This is why My Advertising Pays members see through this and realise you have to make your money work for you. You're going to have to put something in, to get something out.

And it's fair to say that because of this, M.A.P.s members maybe work (I use the term loosley), harder to make sure they get results, even if they are not actively seeking referrals or doing any advertising themselves. There is no such thing as free lunch!

If any of this sounds like common sense and you's like to know more, or get involved

then take action now, however small it is.
It may take longer to but you'll get there in the end, just the same!

  

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Enjoy, Tim.