AGLOCO Could be a success

In my post AGLOCO Blog, I discussed the negative sites stating AGLOCO was just another MLM/Pyramid scheme.

I also mentioned the company, the founders first attempt at AGLOCO, Alladvantage.com. As you can see, if you click on the Alladvantage.com article from Wikipedia, you will see that the company fell victim to the dot.com burst. They accomplished a lot of ground breaking practices that have been duplicated today. They are well known for being visionaries, able to see where the future of the Internet is going. They also paid out over $120 million to their users before shutting the doors.

Two of the founders of Alladvantage.com, Ray Everett-Church and Jim Jorgensen have their own Wikipedia biographies. As you can see by their bio's, they are not schemers. The video below is their promo from Alladvantage.com. You will obviously see the similarities between Alladvantage.com and their new venture AGLOCO.

I hope this information helps get rid of any doubts about AGLOCO's possibilities for success. I will be glad to be a part of $120 million payout even if that's all that happens.

Enjoy.






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AGLOCO Blog

I stumbled upon the official AGLOCO Blog. There is a sample of a 30 second pitch you can use to get an idea of how to explain this to others. I know these things tend to scare off friends and family, but this is not some sort of "I have been using this brand of toothpaste and I can get it for you at half price if you order from me". Everyone hears these ideas and at first is turned off by the possibility that it is going to involve them selling "cosmetics" to their neighbors.

AGLOCO is possibly going to be a big success and if it is, we will all be owners of the company and profit if it takes off. Just look at all these "Web 2.0 Beta" sites that are getting bought out by Yahoo and Google.

You may see articles about Bill Gates stating AGLOCO is the next big thing or something to that effect. The actual quote from Mr. Gates was in December of 2005 at a TIE event in New Delhi and is as follows "Google’s business model is not based on free software. Their business model is based on advertisements from which they make a lot of money. But they don’t give anything to you (consumers and investors). The whole search business is advertising oriented. Google keeps all of the money with itself. Their model is not going to hold. But we are happy that now there is a company who can challenge us. People may be underestimating Microsoft in the search business. Our search is better than Google’s. But sometimes, it’s good to be underestimated." As you can see the company he is clearly referring to is Google and not AGLOCO. Here is the source.


Now there is also a transcript from a panel discussion on Infoworld in which Mr. Gates discusses getting involved in "revenue sharing" with Microsoft/MSN users. He never mentions AGLOCO by name. Good luck trying to get the article at Infoworld, I couldn't get it to come again so I could post it as a source.


I do not want to give any false hope to anyone, frankly I think this hype is a "google bomb" or some other attempt at contreversay to get more people interested in AGLOCO.

I have also seen a lot of negative sites/blogs regarding AGLOCO being just another pyramid scheme. They point to the failure of a company started by some of AGLOCO's founders. The company was Alladvantage.com and offered a similar type of program that never took off. Here is the Wikipedia article about the failed company.

I do things on the "up and up" so to speak. If I find out that there is any scam or scheme behind AGLOCO, I will pass it on to everyone I know as well as post it here.

Until then...

Is AGLOCO the answer?

I have recently taken a closer look at other avenues on the net. The idea of this "virtual commune" is a little socialist. I am not sure that everyone working for the good of the community can actual work. I am a cynic when it comes to trusting people, especially those I do not know personally. AGLOCO has really done the leg work for the idea I am proposing on this site and have set it up much better then I could have ever imagined. Leave it to me to think of an idea that is already being done to perfection.

The AGLOCO objective is to give the Internet back to the users of the net. Ultimately I and every other AGLOCO member will continue to use the Internet as we always do, but will have a "view bar" in the "tool bar" area of our browsers. AGLOCO is not requiring any of it's members to click the advertising, but simply continue to surf as usual. Currently they have limited the total surf hours per month to 5hr for members and any of their referrals. The hours surfed is being stored up to equal an amount of shares that you will own in the company once it is in the London exchange. The current rate is set by AGLOCO is 1 share = 1hr surfed with a max of 5hr per month, additionally you would get 1/4 share for every hour one of your referrals surf. AGLOCO has stated that this is subject to change, but it is easy to see how this could be a potentially awesome thing. The majority of the earnings made by AGLOCO will be going to their share holders.

AGLOCO will be selling advertising as a means of generating income. With the brain power they have over there, I would expect to see more opportunities to earn in the months to come.

I am obviously against the greedy corporate CEO or sales guy who draws incredible amounts of income for doing the "figurehead" work. The people who make any company succeed are those behind the scenes. In America we are the "Middle Class". We don't have the disposable income to invest or waste on materialistic things. AGLOCO is giving anyone, regardless of income level, regardless of class and regardless what your speciality is, a chance to actually be part of something that could really make a change.

So do me a favor and do yourself a favor and go to my AGLOCO sign up page. Become a member of something good and lets get everyone we can involved!!

Thank you

The Experiment Begins

I started this blog to see if we can gather enough pro-bloggers, bloggers and newbies to start a blogging commune. The idea is explained here, but remember it is a bare bones explanation of my idea. It needs work. Ultimately I envision grouping together specialists in building traffic, generating ideas for content and niches, worker bees that don't mind completing tasks assigned to them and finally monetizing experts.

Now I know that if you are like me it is hard to trust people you don't know. Well, all I can say about that is that we do it all day long when joining social bookmarking sites, networking communities, link exchanges, etc. In this commune there would be no sharing of personal information. In fact you could only be known by your online identity. We would need to share referral link codes, but that only benefits you and can not hurt your ability to earn.

It is my feeling that if we get enough of us together, linking to one another, advertising each other in a way that fits into our own blogs. Text links should be placed in a natural way and not a whole post built entirely around the selling of the link.

I am completely open to any and all suggestions. I ask you to post your comments only if you feel you want to be a part of this.