FTC Disclosure
To comply with the recent FTC changes about bloggers getting paid for content on their websites, I offer the following disclosure policy. If you’re reading my blog, you should assume the following:
- I make money from every post I put on this blog. If I’m not making money from every blog post, then it was an oversight on my part and it will be corrected soon.
- Every link on this blog is a paid link. If it is not a paid link, then it was an oversight on my part and it will become a paid link soon.
- Every product I write about on this blog, I get for free. If I didn’t get it for free, then there was a miss-communication with the company that sent it and I will be billing them for the cost so the product becomes free.
- I make money from every tweet I send out on Twitter. If I didn’t make money on the tweet, then it was an oversight on my part and it will be corrected soon.
- If you email me, all of the information in your email is mine to do with as I please, such as exploit for financial profit or quote on my blog.
- The T-shirts you see me wear at trade shows. I get paid to wear them. If I didn’t get paid to wear them, then it means I ran out of paid shirts and had to wear a free one. In which case, I will go to the company that gave me the free shirt and ask them to sponsor it.
- If something in the Forex is making a lot of money, you can bet I will be in on it. If I’m not in on it, then it was an oversight on my part and it will be corrected soon.
- Just because I get make money from the content on this website does NOT mean I will give any company a positive review, blog post or endorsement. As a matter of fact, chances are pretty high that I might slam the company if it’s a scam.
Hopefully, the above statement clears up any misunderstanding you may have about my blog posts. If you have any questions, you can contact me at the rapid forex contact page. Just remember what I said about emails.
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