Anyone sign up for House Party? (1 Viewer)

[Sam Posten]

Have you guys heard about this? Normally I steer clear of viral promotions and Amway kinda marketing deals but this doesnt sound like that, it actually sounds like something that might fit the typical HTF reader, not sure!

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I signed up, its not like a thousand other junk lists dont have my info already.

 

[Sam Posten]

My first party video. Quite the Ho-Down! =)

 

[DaveF]

I have a friend that does parties with other housewives, with the free samples of Jell-O or Nutrasweet or whatever else fun food items are given away.

 

[mylan]

The big thing around now is Mona vie, the acai berry from the Amazon that is supposed to cure most any ills. There are several people at my work selling it and signing up distributors. There is a guy I know that is making 2K a month with it. The problem I see with it is that it is priced too high, considering there is a muti-level marketing structure to it. I like making money as much as the next guy but I've been bit in the past with such schemes and I am twice shy, also these people are such disciples of it they become extremely annoying discussing it.

 

[Edwin-S]

I really like that upgrade path from XP to 7:

1) Upgrade from Vista. Meaning buy Vista if you don't already have it.
2) Wipe your hard drive and do a clean install of 7. At least, that is what it sounded like from your presentation.
3) Buy a new machine.

Outstanding. After watching that video, I couldn't be bothered to upgrade if I had XP and was planning to move to 7. Luckily, I'm running that "shitty" Vista business OS, so the upgrade path becomes relatively easy. One thing your "house party" shows is that Microsoft's contempt toward its customers is business as usual.

Edit: Setting up these "house parties" looks like some work on your part. Is there any money in it for your effort?

 

[Sam Posten]

Just free loot =)

Not sure what you mean by the contempt tho...