In 2013, a ground-breaking training program was released called Arbitrage Underdog. It let enterprising marketers become “middlemen” helping people on Craig’s List that were looking for help with a computer, online or other tech problem (and a number of non-tech problems, too) solve their problems, and earn a nice fee in the process. The core of the process was arbitrage; finding a low-cost solution for the problem that was nagging the Craig’s List seeker so much that they were willing to pay a high price to solve it. The low-cost solution was found on Fiverr. The potential... [...]

Update: We published this information because it was news. However, we haven’t been able to verify the quality of this training, so, at the moment, we don’t recommend that you invest. It used to be easy to earn a living online, about 12 years ago. There wasn’t a lot of competition and people experiencing the internet for the first time were excited by the newness of it all and would click on anything that sounded interesting. Since then everything has changed. There’s a lot more competition, and people have become jaded by the overwhelming amount of promotion and advertising. But... [...]

In 2013, Arbitrage Underdog was released to marketers around the world. Now, it has been enhanced (they call it “reloaded”) with new capabilities and works even faster and provides better results than ever before. The strategy in this software is to find people looking for help on Craigslist.com; then find people offering that service on Fiverr.com. You offer to solve the problem found on Craigslist for a fee. If they accept, you hire the Fiverr seller to do the work. Your fee is set to give you a good profit. In essence, you are buying low and selling high. Here’s the summary of what Arbitrage... [...]