When I was 13yrs. old my parents decided to leave their nice cushy jobs in K.C., Mo. . We just moved about 65 to 80 miles north east out of Kansas City, But to me it seemed like another planet. Not so much because it was a couple of hours away, but my God! Have you ever lived in a large city all of your life since birth and then move to a little country town population: 436 SALUTE!

How I fell in Love with the people and their way of life. I can remember as a kid a neighbor lady who cooled several pies on her kitchen window almost daily. The same woman had a patio that ajoined the side of the house that the kitchen was on, and she would serve me cheeseburgers and apple pie out of the kitchen window to me on the patio. I just thought that was the coolest thing.

I started mowing hay and raking it for a neighbor of ours. What an influence that man made on me, memories of the farm life I'll cherish forever!

Hello, my name is Roger Taylor and I am an Internet Marketer. I couldn't have honestly said that just a few years ago. I was doing a lot of 'Jumping' as we like to call it. It's when a person wanting to make Money from the internet jumps from program to program, website to website. And naturally nothing ever gets accomplished and a lot of people that fail will put the blame on the latest Membership or software. Not to say at all that there isn't any scams going on, there are plenty of them around.

Clickbank has decided to tighten up their rules somewhat. From what I gathered, Clickbank is none too happy with affiliates and vendors alike putting these actors on film portraying to be the actual creator of the product or whoever they decide the actor will be.

And as far as the "WOW!!! MAKE HUGE AMOUNTS OF CASH! $60,000 YOUR FIRST MONTH!" Clickbank basiclly said that you could say, 'make as much as......per month.' And the amount has to be an acurate amount of profits from a real person. And let's not forget about, '....these results are not typical......'

Well I've rattled on long enough.

Thank You for reading my page,

Sincerely, Roger Taylor