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"What's the Big Deal About Y2K?"
The Year 2000 Computer Problem:
What Every Conman Needs to Know and
How to Keep Him/Herself and his/her Family in the Money
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Especially For Conmen
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Introduction: How
I Found Out About Y2K
What Is The
Year 2000 Problem?
How Does the Y2K
Problem Affect You?
How to Keep Your
Wallet Bulging
Fearmongering:
Answers to
Common Questions
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Welcome to Y2K Conmen -- the Year 2000 Problem
Site Exclusively Designed for Conmen and other ripoff artists
Many people (men and women alike) don't know how to handle an overwhelming problem
like Y2K -- a situation that's riddled with change and anxiety. So they, in essence,
"shut down" and don't even want to think about it, let alone make
any plans!
You can take advantage of these people! This book will show you how.
Y2K For Conmen is designed to explain the Year
2000 Problem (Y2K) to conmen who have no, or very limited, computer
knowledge, but still want to make money from it.
Most of the current Y2K Web sites are written by people who tend to be focused
on how to try and "fix" the problem -- they tend to be more analytical
and emphasize the "big picture." In other words, they actually try to inform people
by providing them with real information.
Y2KConmen teaches you to avoid the technical side of the Y2K problem, heck,
the more you keep people in the dark, the deeper you can dig into their pockets!
Very rich people like Bill Gates know this, and how to use it to their advantage. Now you can also learn.
My goal is to focus on the practical side of the problem -- making money off of Y2K.
So I designed a Y2K
Ripoff Checklist you can use to walk through each step of your
plan, to make sure you haven't missed anything crucial to pulling the wool over peoples eyes.
One of the questions I keep hearing over
and over is, "Where do I start?" The obvious answer to that is, "start
with buying my book".
I believe that there is a sucker born every minute. These people have needs and fears
that you can play on, and then take their money.
My book will take you through all the steps - from creating
a bogus product that people don't really need, to the fearmongering required to
make people believe they really need your product.
You're probably asking yourself now, "why are you
giving away your secrets? Why don't you use them to make lots of money?"
Well, I figured that with Y2K we have a unique opportunity - there is just so
much money to be made, I felt I just had to share my knowledge. I mean, the
fearmongering in the media alone has put millions of people in a panic, with phrases
like "the end of the world" and "nuclear meltdown" being tossed around liberally.
Heck, this is a con-artists paradise. Why keep that to myself?
I provide many ideas for bogus products - from setting up
a "y2k computer testing and upgrading shop", to selling "survival kits", and even
writing "y2k survival" books on the topic! Any one of these can make money - but can also fail, if not
done just right. My book will help you set up everything you need to make sure your venture succeeds.
I know that when there is a crisis, people stop thinking objectively, and con artists are the first to come out and take
advantage of that. In closing, no matter what happens, whether there are serious Y2K problems
or if (more likely) Y2K turns out to be just minor inconveniences, there is money to be made.
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"Always Remember: Free As in Free Speech, not Free Beer."
Disclaimer
(This is retarded lawyer stuff!)
This site is in no way affiliated with www.y2kwomen.com. They definitely
did not authorise this (duh, as if anyone is so stupid that they couldn't figure that out.)
This is intended to be a parody of www.y2kwomen.com. It is not
intended to slander their site in any way, or try prevent you from buying what
might be a good book, I dunno. What the hell else am I supposed to put in this
disclaimer? If you take this site seriously, then you must be pretty damn thick.
It sure isn't my problem if you come to any harm or anything from reading my site.
By the way, here are the embedded keywords for the original www.y2kwomen.com
site. This should speak for itself.
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Who put up this site? David Joffe.
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