Get a 100% Commission on MyContactStation (Yes, that means free!)

Last month I came across a new script called My Contact Station (MCS.) It’s a regular contact form script, but it’s supposed to be great at stopping spam, and it uses Ajax for that coveted Web 2.0 look!

I’ve been messing with contact scripts, and this looked neat, so I did a little more research… only to find that this one cost a mere $7. So I couldn’t resist for that price and picked up a copy. Even better, you can resell the script and keep 100% of it!

Unfortunately, it wasn’t until after my purchase that I realized how you can get the 100% commission for yourself, even if you haven’t purchased your own copy yet!

Yep, if you’re reading this, just follow the simple steps below to claim a totally free copy of this script!

First, you need to find the affiliate page. Or just click here and go to it.

Once you read that page and find the reseller link format, it’s pretty simple to get the script for free. All you have to do is plug-in your PayPal address into the linking code. Then copy and paste that link into your browser.

What happens is that you are sending $7 to yourself! No one else is involved.

Now go try it out and get your free contact script!

Wondering how Joel Comm makes money?

It’s all about the upsell. After you purchase the $7 basic version, you are presented with the one-time opportunity to upgrade to the “Pro” edition for $27. If you get suckered into that, the $27 is going to the guru. So the $7 product really doesn’t matter to them. It’s basically a “loss leader” to get you started.

Once they get you in the buying mood, you’re more likely to fork out the $27 than if you were presented with the $27 (or $34 total) price tag in the first place.

It’s not shady practice, it’s smart business. But we’re smarter. We’ll take the $7 product for free and skip the upsell.

One more thing - do you think I shouldn’t be revealing this?

I see no reason not to. First of all, the original creator of the program gave out that affiliate info URL before the product was even for sale, so anyone with access to Google can find it. Second, if I wasn’t telling people how to get it for free, I’d be using my affiliate URL. So either way, the guru loses the $7 (but can still throw in the upsell, which is all that matters to him.)

So this is a win-win situation

Edit: It looks like the reseller links listed on that page are outdated. But it looks like you can get around that by deleting the taf=1& from your URL.

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