Is Wake Up Now a Scam?! The Truth about Wake Up Now!

Wake up now is definitely not a scam! Wake Up Now is a unique company with amazing plans to help people get out of debt – FAST. It is literally the best program for my clients to use in increasing cash flow, financial education and paying off debt. It has helped many to stop bankruptcy proceedings and to get their debt paid off quickly instead. That, coupled with credit repair and they are free of debt, and the stranglehold of financial institutions.

Also you have the opportunity to become a business or franchise owner of the company and make an extra $600+ with very little work. I currently own 2 businesses and I wish Wake Up Now was available to me 10 years ago. Instead of spending tens and thousands of dollars to get my 2 companies (LM Marketing Group & Luis Martinez Racing LLC) off the ground and running.

Some of the benefits of becoming a franchise owner:
– Small Investment
– Earn $600+ per month in residual income
– Vacation Club: Vacation discounts of 50%-90%, vehicle rental discounts, choice hotels
– Manufacturer Grocery Coupons
– Discounts on local dining, entertainment, recreation & many more categories
– Mobile Phone Discounts: Save 22% on verizon or at&t cell phone bill
– Finance: A software program that integrates with your bank accounts and debt accounts and creates a plan to get out of debt in half the time
– AND MUCH MORE!

For more information on how you can relieve your dept and or become a franchise owner in Wake Up Now go to http://lmartinez.wakeupnow.com

Sincerely,

Luis Martinez
President / CEO

Have $10? Start your own home based business! No Joke!

http://www.ilivingapp.com/luis

I recently joined i Living App because I thought the product was really cool. . .everyone loves cell phone apps! Billions of people own cell phones, so I think this product could go viral, and become very popular! I also love that i Living App is just $9.95 per month, which gives everyone an equal opportunity to earn money online! In this review you will learn about a very unique, innovative product which you can benefit financially from, and acquire business knowledge and personal developement skills.

What is iLA — iLiving App?
i LA-iLiving APP is a brand new mobile app that delivers high quality and professional personal development videos directly to your smart phone, ipad, or mobile device weekly. It’s the very first and one of a kind smart phone application, which was developed to help the average person to earn money from the billion dollar mobile app industry. The app will allow members to get paid from simply sharing it with their friends and business partners. The app provides training videos on success, motivation, leadership, professional development, and personal growth type resources such as:

■Goal Setting
■Time Management
■Financial Management
■Personal Development
■Business Development
■Leadership Development
■Personal motivation, and more
Who are the President and Vice President of iLA?

John Rodgers is President of iLA. He has been in sales and marketing for over 20 years, and has had a good deal of personal experience in the network marketing industry. The concept of iLA was born out of his experiences over the years. He dreamed of forming an MLM company that is designed to truly help the person in the field. John Marr, the Vice President, is also the developer of the iLA app and is a seasoned highly successful app creator of over 50 apps. In addition John also has years of experience in professional quality video production and strong relationships with top tier brands like Warner Brothers and Apple. You can visit http://www.savageapps.com to learn more about John Marr.

How Much Is The I Living App Business Opportunity?

The cost to get started is very low, a little $10 Fee!

Being an associate gets you the following Benefits. . .

-Delivery of the weekly video content

– Access to the video archive

– Personal website

– Ability to earn from the matrix program

iLA Compensation Plan

iLA iLiving App uses a 3×7 Forced Matrix compensation model which just means that for each person there can only be 3 direct people wide and 7 levels deep. This creates a matrix of just over 3,000 people.

This Matrix makes it easy for iLA users who are not interested in promoting the product but want to make a passive income to the tune of $2,500/month.

For people who want to actively promote the product, the potential income increases:

Directly Refer 3 — 10% Bonus match on each filled matrix = Extra $753. 51/month

Directly Refer 6 – 20% Bonus match on each filled matrix = Extra $3,016.50/month

Directly Refer 10 -40% Bonus match on each filled matrix = Extra $10,047.00/month

The only requirement to participate in the Matrix Referral Pay Plan is to become an Associate one of two ways:
1. Join for only $9.95/month, or

2. Enroll two retail customers for $6.95

iLA iLiving App Positioned to Go Viral

The company has ensured that this product will go viral by having:

■No barrier to entry — only $9.95/month
■No risk — 30 Day Back Guarantee
■No recruiting requirements
■No requirements to get paid
■Worldwide Business
i Living App has surpassed its 90 day goal in just the first few days of launching. This company and the application have gone viral very quickly!

The company officials have reported that their 90 day goal was to have 10,000 associates at the end of 90 days, however there are now 14,000 associates in just a little over a week for the iLA pre-launch. I believe the unique product, the low cost montly fee, and the popularity and demand for cell phone apps are the reason for the fast growth of i Living App.
This is a very innovative idea, provides personal development and business training, and is a low cost opportunity business opportunity that everyone can benefit from whether you choose to promote it or just earn passive income. You really don’t have anything to lose. . ..there’s even a 30 day money back guarantee!

For More Information And To Join Please Click – http://www.ilivingapp.com/luis

Feel free to email us with any questions! info@luismartinezdesigns.com

The Famous Philly Ferarri F50 – Stolen, Recovered, and Totaled

The story of the 1996 Ferrari F50 that was stolen from a Pennsylvania dealership, lost for five years, then crashed by two FBI agents, has gained some plot twists. The story begins in 2003 with Tom Baker, an airline pilot with a love for all things Ferrari and a serious talent for slick talking. It ends with an insurance company locked in litigation with the Department of Justice, trying to recover the $625,000 it paid Algar Ferrari/Maserati for the now-worthless Ferrari.

Baker, an airline pilot, realized he’d never be able to afford one of Maranello’s finest, and hatched a plan to live his dream by illegal means. Turns out the Pennsylvania F50 wasn’t Baker’s only heist. Baker started relatively small, convincing North Carolina Ferrari dealer Steve Barney to let him take a 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS for a test drive, never to return.

According to Barney, Baker worked a perfect con, making fast friends with the dealer. Barney, who was battling cancer at the time he met Baker, said the con man told him he was a radiologist, even taking the time to look at his X-rays and asking what medication he was on. One day, Baker asked to test drive the 328 GTS. Barney obliged, and never saw Baker again.

Continue Reading Followup: More fascinating backstory behind the FBI-wrecked Ferrari F50…

[Source: Philly.com | Image: Ferrari]

Next, Baker bilked a Long Island dealer out of a 1985 Ferrari Testarossa. His pièce de résistance, though, was the F50. Baker, without his driver’s license, waltzed into Algar Ferrari/Maserati in Philadelphia, claiming he was the CEO of a California tech firm. He said he had flown in from Atlanta to look at the F50, and was ready to make a down payment after a test drive.

When the dealership handed over the keys, Baker took off, accelerating Ferrari F50 No. 29 to 100 miles per hour before cresting a hill and disappearing. The next time anyone saw the car was in 2008, when FBI agents seized it from the Kentucky emergency room doctor Baker had sold it to. The doctor, who had reported the car stolen after checking the VIN against Ferrari’s records, lost both the car and the $375,000 he had paid Baker for it.

That’s where the story takes an odd turn. Baker, the brazen and apparently heartless con man, gave the F50 buyer his money back, in an apparent attempt to cover his tracks. Through the whole ordeal, Baker appeared to keep his cool.

With the car in hand, the feds arrested Baker, the insurance company was notified that the car had been found and the F50 was put into storage. Prior to Baker’s sentencing, two FBI agents, allegedly moving the car from one storage facility to another, ran the car into a tree, totaling it. Now, Motors Insurance Group wants the feds to pony up the money they paid Algar for the car back in 2003. They’d also like to know exactly what the two agents were doing driving the car.

The Department of Justice, however, won’t budge. They say that since the Ferrari was being detained by the FBI for an investigation, the money isn’t their problem. As it stands, the matter remains to be untangled in court. As for the whereabouts of the mangled F50, both sides say they haven’t got a clue where it’s being stored.

Irwindale Speedway Cancels 2012 Racing Season

Irwindale Speedway just didn’t see many days like the ones in the above photo, taken back in 2006 at a Formula Drift event, the series that has given the track its nickname of “The House of Drift.” Now it appears that no such drifting will be going on this year.

Rumors were flying over the weekend that Irwindale was being closed permanently, or that it was just an ownership swap and that business would continue as usual. But today the track finally released an official statement, albeit a brief one, that they’ll be canceling the 2012 race season.

This past Saturday, the grandstands in the pit area were taken down while the offices at the track were cleaned out and emptied onto moving trucks. The canceling of the 2012 race season marks the end of stock car and NASCAR-sanctioned short track racing in the LA County. It also means that we won’t be seeing an exhilarating season finale for Formula D.

But it appears that Irwindale Speedway will get a new owner in due time, and that the L. A. Racing Experience driving school believes it will have no effect on them. ”It doesn’t,” Jim Cohan, CEO of L.A. Racing Experience said. “We look forward to working with the next owner for sure. I do not see racing finished here. I see too many people that love the sport.”

The biggest blow to the track was when Toyota decided not to continue as the title sponsor at the end of the 2011 season. Hopefully things will turn around for the track over the course of this year.

Original Article – http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2012/02/irwindale-speedway-cancels-2012-racing-season.html

 

LM Racing Press Release

LMR returns to the world of competitive road racing! And new marketing partners jump on board to the LMR motorsport’s programs for 2012! For the entire press release please click the link below.

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Scion Racing Formula Drift FR-S

Built in collaboration with GReddy, the FR-S drift car will feature 600-hp and over 500 lb-ft of torque and is presumed to be turbocharged. That’s all the details Scion fed us with on the new drift car, but we’re sure we’ll be hearing more as the Formula Drift season opener on April 6-7th, approaches. But judging by its decals, it appears that the FR-S will operate with KW suspension and Gushi will be drifting on Hankook tires for the 2012 season. GReddy’s brake calipers peek behind the Rays wheels and there’s no doubt Cosworth had their hands in building the powerplant.

We can’t wait to see this thing go sideways.

Original Article: http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2012/01/scion-fr-s-drift-car-turns-rubber-to-smoke-with-600-hp-2012-detroit-auto-show.html