TRINA IS ON THE MONEY WITH THIS ONE! That's why while promoting your business opportunities you should be doing your homework on what needs to be done to be in compliance with the law. It is more to it than just putting up a website and start going to the bank. To do this right you will have to learn every little detail no matter how small it is. Nothing can be overlooked. Ever wonder why the Plummer became the Mayor of the city? He was digging around in all that mess! If you are going to go in business go into politics. Jerome Pfeifer Sr P.S This is a mean old world to live in all by yourself, so whatever you do try and make at least one friend today.

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I have been watching this situation with StormPay very closely, as I am invested in several paid-to-surf programs and stand to lose quite a bit in earnings and investments. In all fairness to 12DailyPro, they are not the only ones affected by this situation. StormPay has frozen the accounts of nearly all paid-to-surf programs on the net and I'm not even able to log into my own StormPay account at this time. I read Trina's review on 12DP, and I'm sorry she had those problems with the program, but it is the first time I've ever read anything negative about 12DP. I personally have had no problems with them and my only complaint would be the short duration of the upgrades. I prefer upgrades which last at least 20 days, simply because you earn a little more and they're easier to keep up with. I don't think anyone should blame 12DP for what's happening, because it's beginning to look like StormPay is running off with everyone's money, not the legitimate paid-to-surf programs. Thank you, Anthony, for your support of 12DP and your updates, and I'm behind you 100% on this one!

Hi Anthony, Good looking out, bud. You have gone out of your way to keep abreast of the happenings in this area of network marketing that many of us have invested in. But it isn't really an investment, is it? We pay for the right to surf for cash and advertize. Autosurf programs usually tell you that there is risk involved and there are no guaratees. So why all the surprize when they collapse? I made some profit with 12DP, which will most likely be negated by two purchases of 5 units each that I don't expect to recover. That is the nature of the business. But to be fair, how many autosurfs have come and gone, leaving thier members high and dry. Alot! I am very disappointed, but passing blame will not help the situation, will it? Paypal has arbitrairily frozen accounts and limited access to funds, and restricted what programs it associates with. Stormpay is just following suit. I can't see how destroying the reputation of this company will improve anything. What we should focus on is putting our money in programs that have a basis in legality. Do autosurfs qualify? I don't know, I'll leave that to the experts. Again, the autosurf business is a risk and they tell you that you should not invest more than you can afford to lose. Everyone seems to have ignored this basic fact, so who is really to blame?

Local paper update on Stormpay: http://www.theleafchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060205/NEWS01/602050337/1002