Victoria's Picks: Stormy in The North

by Victoria Kovac

Watch one guy make money online. Learn how to do it yourself. Help out a poor lonely chancer. Go on, you know you want to!

Ooops, pal. I think I just scrounged your sub-title ;-) But I am not guilty - I did it, because it describes this cute blog. Blog? Did you noticed I love bloggers? (Stay calm, I am not blonde :P)

So, what's the deal this time? Stormy In The North, Karma In The South. It hasn't to be something special - we are just looking for valuable info. That is what this blog has to offer us. You may notice it is full of refereal links. I wouldn't say however this makes it less objective. There is no cheerleading and any recommendation are done very moderate. You will see he does not save you from eventually bad information about any programs - see for example the recent posts about 12dp or MPDW.

As the most blogs, this one also has Solid/Real Investment Opportunities section (more solid than real?) with 4 well known programs inside.

The Most Likely Real Opportunities are comparatively good (but not my cup of tea).

It is also good to see that Chancer is one of the few who put Private Opps in Medium Risk section (most of their investors are ready to kill you until you agree with them that PO is real).

I wouldn't touch the Higher Risk HYIPs section. He definitely needs to update it with something more useful.

As usual, several forums and payment processors are listed along with a lot of ads.

In conclusion I can say that Stormy In The North, Karma In The South is a decent read and you probably would like to have it in your bookmarks. Certainly it isn't unique, but is much more useful than an average rating site. As my Grandpa always said - read blogs and forums, not rating sites / just kidding ;-) /

Published at Jan, 16 '06 ; read 632 times;

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