You bettter hurry up!

Because right on the website it says...

"You'll Receive My "HOT" Software Million$,
Soon To Be $2,997.00, For Under $300!!"

I mean, even if it's a scam, look at it this way, you're getting one hell of a bargain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not to mention the bonuses worth in the low thousands of $$$ as well!! Chaching!!!!

But seriously, never buy into a biz opp that uses words and tactics to make you think that you need to get in now and that use sales pages like the one they have that literally out and out lie and require you to give them your personal info in order to even read the sales page. Real business is not conducted on the premise of getting rich and on hyped promises and false facts. Real businesses operate on the intention of bringing value to a certain market and profiting from it in order to make a decent living at something you enjoy, but not necessarily to get rich.

Follow the money and you will be sure to fail. Read those little, biz opp magazine and buy into all these sales letters and you will find yourself blowing all your capital on nothing.

Here is the URL directly to the sales page, no squeeze page...

http://www.softwaremillions.com/infokit/index.php

While the biz opp may be real, I doubt that this guy (Ty Hall) or this company are the ones to help you succeed in it. Once you have bought into the biz opp, do not be surprised when they try to sell you back end products/services that they forgot to tell you you needed in order to succeed in the sales letter. I don;t know this for sure, but all of these biz opps with these kind of sales letters usually follow this basic model. Their intent i snot really to sell you info and support tin order to succeed in the biz. Their main objective is to nickel and dime you for back end products. That's ho they make they're money. By telling you all you need to spend is $300 (soon to be raised to THOUSANDS) and nothing more but than telling you differently once you've paid up the initial $300 which you thought was supposed to be the ONLY $300.00 you'd have to spend with them before you started generating sales. The money for them comes in the back end products and services. That is how they get rich. They will most likely have no real interest in the actual business you are supposed to be in.

Ask them for info. Ask them for the names and #s of the other. They do offer a 30 day MBG, but do they honor it? I they do, realize that you will be out the initial overpriced $27.00 shipping as well as the time and money it will take to return it by shipping it back. And never send such things back via USPS media mail. Although it qualifies for Media Mail service, Media mail service is not very reliable or safe. Believe me, I used to sell books, CDs, DVDs, etc online. I used to have to chip media mail A LOT. I must have shipped about 6K packages via media mail and over 8K in total using other USPS services. I can tell you that the USPS is not the way to go for something important like returns. They do not provide true tracking . Use only UPS or FEDEX or DHL or like companies for expensive returns like this. Ground service will do. They provide true tracking and they are much more reliable. Again, speaking from experience.

Sorry for any typos. In a hurry.

Be careful and think rationally.
Bluto

> hi folks...hope everyone had a great holiday!

> ...need some help from the veterans. Looking over a biz opp regarding a
> man called Ty Hall and his co. Software Millions. He claims to have a
> sofware program called "Power check" whick allows a business
> owner to accept checks over the phone or through a fax. His website is
> pretty impressive, however, I don't trust too many people who run biz
> opp.s. I could be wrong and this could be great, I just need some advice
> on this guy. Good? Bad? Ugly?

> Thanks to all!