Comments on: Cynical Manipulation of AGLOCO Sheep

By: Scam

Scam — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 13:27:50 +0000

Like AllAdvantage, I think Agloco is also flawed because when (if) they release shares then a huge number of people will want to cash them in, thus crashing the price.

The likes of John Chow will do well as he has managed to sign up huge numbers of direct and indirect referrals. However, the guy at the bottom will make next to nothing and then walk away. When the base of the pyramid is removed the whole thing will crumble.

As it costs nothing to join I hold back from calling it a scam, despite the use of MLM recruitment which is usually a big red flag.

By: Jon

Jon — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 01:24:25 +0000

Just found this on digg today: What Everyone Ought to Know About Agloco Devastatingly good analysis.

By: jord

jord — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 20:51:56 +0000

Yes, we have to stop the misinformation campaigns that is ruining the Agloco name. It is hard with so many members…but we as the members must help to put away these rumors.

By: Michael Lewis

Michael Lewis — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 19:36:12 +0000

Ok, in response to the first comment about not being able to pay members: AGLOCO’s predecessor, AllAdvantage, made that mistake. They paid members before calculating a rate of income per member. AGLOCO will not do that. The rate per hour surfed with the Viewbar on will be a direct function of the actual revenue made by AGLOCO. That is why there is no exact figure of how much members will be paid yet. I am not uncomfortable with this.

Nobody here is going to jail. AllAdvantage did nothing illegal and AGLOCO intends to do the same.

Also remember, even though AllAdvantage in the end was not able to survive, it did pay $120 million to its members. John Chow made some $25,000 on AllAdvantage and he is not hesitating to get people to join AGLOCO. I didn’t have the pleasure of benefiting from AllAdvantage, but I’ve seen the images of members’ checks all over the Internet and that was enough to get me to sign up (especially considering that AGLOCO is free). I ain’t gonna wait for the Viewbar to come out to sign people up. By then, it’ll be a free-for-all to refer people.

Here is the URL for a useful article about AllAdvantage: http://joinagloco.blogspot.com/2007/01/what-happened-last-time-around.html

I respect your viewpoints and wish you the best. However, I think you may have a change of heart soon…

By: Nenad Ristic

Nenad Ristic — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 10:18:33 +0000

I have also signed up for AGOLCO, and pretty much forgotten about it since then. I have to admit that I am disheartened by some of their/their affiliates strategies… It actually puts me off promoting it myself.

I will see how it goes once the actually have the toolbar, and decide from there.

By: Shawn Collins

Shawn Collins — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 02:49:42 +0000

Ray -

I think I was quite clear – I think the AGLOCO scheme is dubious for the MLM basis and their tacit approval of the Bill Gates lie.

If you want anybody to consider you objective, don’t include an AGLOCO link with your comment.

I am calling it as a see it – while you are on their payroll.

By: Ray

Ray — Sat, 17 Feb 2007 23:26:57 +0000

Hi Shawn,

If you want to be taken seriously (and you do, because otherwise you wouldn’t enlighten people with your blog), then I urge you to clarify your statement that AGLOCO is dubious.

“This has nothing to do with the dubious MLM scheme that is AGLOCO.”

Thanks already.
Ray

By: Steven Wilson

Steven Wilson — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 07:36:56 +0000

Hello
I am signed up in the agloco program to test it’s waters.I do not promote it other than a link to the signup page.I agree with you on all the false e-mails put out by some of its members.I get them regular even being a member.

My main concern with this program is they have recruited so many people that there is no way they can generate enough ad revenue to make the payoff they claim to members.

The going platinum program was much like it.
That guy I think went to jail if I am correct.

Just my two cents worth.