Is the Plug in Profit Site really a scam?

Many people join the Plug in Profit Site every day. Why are all of these people joining PIPS? What do they expect to find? How much do they expect to earn?

Most PIPS members are drawn in by the sales pitch. It's good, but it's also long. Potential members recognize the value of the Plug in Profit Site, and all that it offers. It is a great value; six streams of residual income, and a free website upon joining. All that is required to get started is the hosting provided by Host4Profit.

PIPS members all signed up for various reasons; earning a full time income from home, being home with family, earning some extra income, learning how to earn an income from home, having their own website for free, as well as other reasons. Some of the members join, hoping to start earning a nice income right away, and others realize that it will take time and work, before they will begin to see the results that they hope to see.

It's not really hard to see why so many people signed up for PIPS. It seems that a big problem with PIPS, is that many new members are not given the right perspective when they join. Too many members spend a lot of money right away on various advertising techniques. This should not be. After one, two, or even several months, many members are not earning back what they have spent on their business.

Most of the advertising techniques being purchased, are coming from "The 30 Days to Success Guide", written by Stone Evans, the creator of the Plug in Profit Site. The guide is very good. It shows new members what they need to do, to advertise their business, and make it grow. The thing that keeps the guide from becoming excellent, is the fact that Stone profits from the advertising methods way more than the newer members ever will.

New members join PIPS, they sign up for a bunch of the advertising methods, as well as upgrade in all of the programs, and they quickly lose both heart and business, as they spend themselves right out of the market. Instead, new members should be told up front what they need to do, and what they do not need to do. There should be no mistake about spending.

"The 30 Days to Success Guide", is a very good tool for training those who are inexperienced in internet marketing and owning a home business. PIPS is also a very good program. It has been proven to work for many members. It will continue to work because people are always looking for good ways to earn income from home. PIPS will continue to fill that need, but there is still one thing stopping PIPS from being one of the best programs online.