Obessive Compulsive Arbitrage Disorder (OCAD)

[Weenie]

I forgot how I stumbled across these forums. However, since I have, I recently diagnosed myself with Obsessive Compulsive Arbitrage Disorder (ACAD). I spend every waking minute creating websites and checking the stats and logs. I'm probably going to get fired from my "real job" because all I do is sit at work and check my stats.

I'm still somewhat new to this whole thing. I dove into the myspace resource arena in May and have squeezed as much as I can out of it, now giving way to the professional myspace websites. I prefered to diversify and had a whole month of failures before finally beginning to turn profit. Now that I see all these sites starting to generate money I'm becoming fanatical about creating more.

Is this normal? Even if it isn't, it sure is fun.

 

[katoved]

What kind of sites are you doing?

 

[DruSam]

Normal for me. And as the money grows, you only get more addicted. Just don't forget to eat occasionally.

 

[juniodude]

yumm...eating..i musnt forget! thats what peanut butter is for!

 

[Juicify]

Lol I still get zero traffic to my arbitrage site, yes I have only one and it's for one of those really really high paying keywords (competition ^^) Well, I always have to try it out for myself so I can learn the real way.

 

[juniodude]

lol,...good signature...so dizzying..and hypnotizing

 

[DanNicol]

What kind of sites are you doing?

i thought you were the master website uncoverer.

 

[katoved]

I thought so too, you would never know though, my threads keep getting deleted. Very nice Kramer gif, awesome.

 

[Stanley]

hahah, really nice gif juicify

 

[Jon]

I forgot how I stumbled across these forums. However, since I have, I recently diagnosed myself with Obsessive Compulsive Arbitrage Disorder (ACAD). I spend every waking minute creating websites and checking the stats and logs. I'm probably going to get fired from my "real job" because all I do is sit at work and check my stats.

I'm still somewhat new to this whole thing. I dove into the myspace resource arena in May and have squeezed as much as I can out of it, now giving way to the professional myspace websites. I prefered to diversify and had a whole month of failures before finally beginning to turn profit. Now that I see all these sites starting to generate money I'm becoming fanatical about creating more.

Is this normal? Even if it isn't, it sure is fun.

Whenever you stumble upon something new, that makes money, you get a bit obsessed with it. We all do. Does it ever go away? Not entirely.

If you do get your ass fired, just make sure you have enough cash on hand to support yourself until Google pays you next month.

 

[Michel Z.]

I would say:

Keep on pushing more sites as long as you see a revenue increase your addiction is NOT too bad...