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    Multi-millionaire blogger conducts online social experiment in greed

    By ajc7m7y  |  Posted March 3, 2009  |  London, United Kingdom
     
    AJC, who went from $30k in debt to $7 million in the bank in just 7 years is conducting a risky 'social experiment' on his ground-breaking blog. Celebrity 'psychological illusionist' Derren Brown of the United Kingdom created a 'foolproof' money-making method called The System that recently went to air on the BBC as a one hour special. Now, AJC has taken The System and used that as the basis for his own diabolical psychological experiment on the nature of scams and greed in his own blog. Will his readers fall for it? YOU know the secret of The System - it's not real - but do THEY? Read the post and follow the develoments here: http://7million7years.com/2009/03/02/exciting-money-making-opportunity/ AJC will do a follow-up post (to be featured next Thursday on his blog) on the outcome.

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