Legit AND Heartwarming

So I periodically read and post on the Warrior's Forum.  At some point about a week or so ago, there was a post complaining about people who come to the forum and talk about their misfortunes.  I noticed a woman, login Tinkerbell responded that she felt the post was targeting her.  So I went and looked at HER most recent post.  While she talked about her current circumstances, of being 20 days away from foreclosure and eviction, she did not do so as a sob story and asking for assistance.

A few days passed and I noticed a new thread, Let's Save Tinkerbell's Home.  The login id of Tinkerbell is pretty memorable, and the idea of helping out one of Peter Pan's pals (even if only in name) was pretty appealing, so I read it.  The basic jist was that if we all pitched in, agreed to donate either a small amount of money, or some percent of our profits, that together we could raise the $7000 needed by Tinkerbell to pay the bank and get her house payments current.  Hey, guys, it's Christmas and this woman has kids.  The call went out and Warriors began responding with donations.  A Squidoo lens, True Christmas Story - Virtual Barn Raising, was created. 

A juicy package of products, including

• 4 Day Cash Machine Exposed
• Internet Profit Method
• Ad Infiltration
• Xtreme Conversions
• Woman Makes $8036.08
• Make Easy Money on eBay
• Web Traffic PLR
• How to Transfer a WordPress Blog
• Handy Dwoodles
• 5 Bucks a Day JR

and is being sold as a firesale, here.  The current price is $37, a steal for all that's offered. 

But the enthusiasm and generosity currently has raised less than half the needed $7000.  Are these Warrior's ability to generate cash, not quite what they describe?  One thing is clear, their heart is in the right place, absolutely and the firesale offering is absolutely legit and worth way more than the price. 

Comments

[ScamHunter]

Update 12/28, they are up to almost $6000.... so it's looking hopeful. Everyone tells me that Xtreme Conversions is an awesome product and so the firesale package for $37 is worth grabbing.

[jason]

Don't be fooled with online scams, they really sucks! I got a lot of e-mails every now and then telling me some sort of winning but actually will scam you if you'll attentively reply to them with your personal information.