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3 Comments on “Has Anyone Heard Of A Program Called Online Business Alliance?”

1. Jennifer F
   October 1st, 2009 at 8:15 am

   I am quite familiar with OBA – It used to be called IGAM – short for “I Give Away Money” – just over a year ago IGAM was strictly a ‘handing over money’ (illegal pyramid scheme)… this is how it worked…
   They had web pages proclaiming “I give away Money”. You signed up thinking ‘hey that’s cool”. So, you got in free. The first two people you got to join, you paid your upline the $20-25… can’t remember exactly – through paypal and $5.00 went to the ‘brains of the program”, Dave Gray.
   Back in October 2006 (?) The main IGAM website went down. There was much talk about having server issues, etc… but truth of the matter, it was illegal and Dave Gray was scrambling to get something going within the ‘legal’ boundaries. Therefore… here came OBA sometime in November of 2006.
   OBA now had a product (several products after you completed one level and bought into another)
   It works like this:
   To lease the first AdSpace, you would pay a one-time fee of $30 and the first one of your customers who decides to lease an AdSpace from you would lease the AdSpace from the same person that you leased it from.
   That would complete the terms of your lease, and your next lease customer will pay you $20 (plus a $10 admin fee for a total of $30) and also refer his first lease customer to you.
   That lease customer will also pay you $20 and refer his first lease customer to you.
   That lease customer will also pay you $20 and refer his first lease customer to you.
   As you can see, that COULD result in you earning a string of $20 payments without end.
   And that’s just from your second AdSpace Lease customer. The same process begins again with your third AdSpace Lease customer, and again with your fourth AdSpace Lease customer, and again with every AdSpace Lease customer after that.
   Eventually you could have dozens (or hundreds) of those never-ending strings of AdSpace Lease customers paying you $20 and giving you their first AdSpace Lease customer… simply from advertising your OBA products.
   It’s a typical aussie 2-up and is only legal because they DO have products now- an ebook and then leasing of the ad space. If I recall correctly, back in Nov- Dec of 2006, they were also funneling people into a new pre-launch called NPN which all stair-stepped you into multiple streams of outgo.
   If you’d like for information on this, let me know…..
   ~jennifer
   Helping others create income from home through education of the system and how it really works.

2. MsLisaLi
   October 1st, 2009 at 4:36 pm

   I am involved in Online Business Alliance and it is a very good and legit business opportunity. I was intrigued because it was only five dollars and I spend five dollars on stupid stuff all the time so I figure it didn’t hurt to look into it. So I did and I was really impressed with what I got for $5. I received an e-book called Stacked Income and the business model he presents inside of it is brilliant. When you get the e-book, you automatically become an OBA affiliate for several other ebooks and sofware which are all $5 as well. But once inside you will see how you can generate more than five dollars with advertising space. It’s pretty neat. So if you are still deciding on OBA, I wouldn’t think on it too much it’s only five bucks and you won’t be disappointed at all. Just keep in mind that with any business opportunity regardless of cost…you won’t get rich overnight and that you have to put forth effort to get it out there too as many people. Please feel free to contact me if you want more details.

3. sdn90036
   October 1st, 2009 at 9:56 pm

   It sounds like a scam. Do a Google search on the name of the company and “scam.”
   The words “residual income” raise a red flag that this company is not legitimate. Only the people at the very top will make money.
   Good luck.