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From an average joe who has made a few bucks doing this stuff here's my honest take: #1: NPA has devised the most comprehensive method of organizing a newspaper ad co-op that I’ve ever been part of (Yes. I am a member) #2: The video tutorials presented make sense and are really easy to follow. #3: I know Ben Harris personally and will vouch up and down to his knowledge of online and offline marketing and his desire to help marketers succeed (I even met him at the Affiliate Summit East in 2015) #4: NPA is a fantastic way to diversify your ad Campaign into the offline world without a whole Bunch of daily labor. Anyways... NPA is sweet because I simply change my zones each week, make minor tweaks to my Offer page, and then have them do the rest. Their training videos are also very, very good. The fact they're offering Package 1 subscriptions for As low cost as they are, is enough for at least anyone Give them a try. Hope that helps! PS: No link here... I save those for my subscribers

This site looks pretty good I must say. I just joined yesterday at the $7.00 level and will test some before jacking things up to a higher level. Wow, to get in at the highest level it is going to cost you $399!! I suppose the heavy hitters in this industry will jump at it without hesitation. Smaller players like myself have to be a bit more guarded with funds however.

There are some really good seller's among the plenty of bad, but you have to really dig to find them I had to test over 30 blog writing gigs there before I found that "one" who has been amazing for me ever since. My advice is to just jump in and start ordering gigs to see for yourself, read through the comments, and stuff like that.

They went from pre-launch to soft-launch (whatever that means) on July 4th. I have my free membership locked in and will be watching from the sidelines to see if something actually comes from these guys. Last time I checked, the Alexa rank was pretty good but a lot of the traffic was coming from Russia. Hmmmm...

Are you guys serious? Count down timers like that are a common scarcity tactic that a lot of sites use. Countdown timers, one time offers, page redirects, this industry is chalk full of that type of marketing and I consider it perfectly acceptable within the wild wild west of Internet Marketing. My 2 cents at least.