Here is a selection of make money online articles from all over the web…
Outsource the Boring Blog Carnival Submission Process - Explode Your Search Engine Rankings & Triple Your Traffic. Try my Blog Carnival Submission Service today Risk Fre…

This is the 22nd edition of the Carnival of Making Money Online. I’m proud to offer this limited list of top quality articles that are vetted from the original list of submissions. It’s always a pleasure to read through these submissions.
R…

He has resorted to using a pseudonym, and it looks as if his “products” business has practically dried up. Now he’s mostly focused on a wholesale spamming operation which he promotes as a “franchise” opportunity, and which mainly spams Craig’s List for himself and others. Deplorable stuff, really.

So as for karma, yes, it certainly exists, although perhaps as opposed to a metaphysical thing it is actually an internal guilt mechanism that “wakes up” and spanks us. (At least that might fit in with Christianity.)

It also goes to show that staying on the good side of karma (ie, integrity) has worked well for you.

[Yeah. I don't pay much attention but I noticed he's on his third domain in a few months, is using a pseudonym, moved to a foreign country, and basically looks like he's starting from scratch. None of it makes any sense. Why would a thriving internet business with such name recognition, a top ten ranking for a highly competitive search term, and a ton of products and services just disappear and start from scratch? It makes no sense at all so something must have happened. I could care less what it is. I can only imagine.

But you can only lie, treat people in general (and especially customers) like trash, and basically be a pompous jacka$$ for so long before it finally catches up to you. I just hope he gets what he deserves...and there's no hidden meaning in that. Maybe he is finally getting a dose of "universal reciprocity" but it's not my place to decide who deserves what. I leave that to a higher power.

P.S. I sure wish his interns would quit spamming my blog with BS comments about his products that don't work. He knows damn well I won't approve them so why the he!! does he have my blog on the list his interns use? Talk about a two-faced loser. Bitch & moan about real customers trying to get some support, call them spammers, and then turn around and spam my blog.]

[Kevin,

I see your point (and I'm no religious expert but I am Christian) but the previous comment cites a Biblical reference so there is at least some disagreement on the compatibility of karma and Christianity. I don't see why you can't believe in karma and still forgive people too.

We all know the law of reciprocity and it's importance in marketing. Maybe karma is some kind of "universal reciprocity." Anyway, thanks for your comment.

Robert]

If you lost your golf club at one golf course and then found it at another (one you had never played before) - now then I would tend to agree that there was some supernatural force at work, but since I assume it wasn’t - it’s just coincidence.

Quite simply, mathematical probabilities playing themselves out. You’re an honest and ethical guy, so returning money to others is going to happen more often than not. You lost the golf club at the course, so the odds are it’s still there, ready to be found. Occam’s Razor in effect.

[Steven,

I don't believe in any supernatural crap either. It 's just strange how often these "coincidences" seem to occur. Of course it was the same golf course but I've lost clubs and never found them the same day let alone a week later. They tend to disappear into other people's golf bags or something.

Robert]