Note-Trading Brokerage Business?

[x2ski]

Anyone here have any experience with this?

I'm thinking of dabbling in it as a safety net in case the poker bubble bursts.

A couple links for more info:

Charter Financial (http://www.brokeropportunity.com/)

Winning in the Cash Flow Business (http://www.witcfb.com/)

Does it seem like just another get-rich-quick scheme, or is it something that rewards the necessary effort to become successful?

Getting rich would be nice, but that isn't my number one reason for being interested in this.

You're helping others (supposedly), so you would then be contributing something useful to society, as opposed to the general consensus that poker doesn't contribute anything.

Also, it gives me something to tell my parents I'm doing instead of playing poker for a living /images/graemlins/wink.gif

Thoughts?

[Dynasty]

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[x2ski]

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[david050173]

A quick reads is that it is yet another sales job. I doubt very many people make good money doing it. Personally I would go with the real estate get rich scams. I think they have the best sucess of any of these programs....

[DesertCat]

Send me $195. I'll send you my get rich program, which I guarantee to be just as effective is as this. The difference is that mine involves drinking lots of beer and sitting on your ass, so it actually might be more effective that this POS co's program.

[tek]

Try the real estate program by the two dwarfs or Carleton Sheets. After you waste a couple c-notes you can join a multilevel cult.