This listing has gathered over 50,000 watchers in 8 days. Kekoa64 has a challenger: eBay seller jjfjq (Josh Kulp) has a few tricks up his sleeves. Perhaps he’s been reading The Puls8r’s paper.
I’VE CRACKED THE CODE! MAKE $1,400 PER WEEK! – ORIGINAL
So how are jjfjq’s sales?
He sold $3,352 in eBooks on eBay from Nov 3-Dec 2, 2007. That’s $100 per day not subtracting the eBay final value fees. His listing claims you can make $1400 per week or $200 per day so supposedly he sells an equal amount off-eBay. His feedback is very good so I guess the buyers are happy with his product.
Josh Kulp has been working at it for a long time and I do think he is knowledgeable. http://www.associateprograms.com/articles/58/1/Soaring-profits-for-Josh-Kulp
Is this a scam? Probably not.
Can an average person make $1,400 a week? Probably not.
Perhaps Kekoa64 or jjfjq is The Puls8r?!?
Update 12/19: Hah! Caught them.
Watched item ending soon 
Hi,
Just becuase they are able to make the pulse doesn’t make them manipulators.
Michelle, I used to use your services, but I am starting to see a different side of you. You are writing about the same thing OVER and OVER again, and it is quite frankly getting a little disturbing. You need to get past it. I don’t think I am alone on this either. You are a grown woman, act like one.
It is almost as if you envy them and have no life of your own. I think you need to concentrate on your own business, there are more important things in life to worry about.
Think about it.
Comment by Ashley Simmons — December 8, 2007 @ 8:21 am |
Dear Ashley,
2 eBay listings have over 1,000 watchers, 1 from Kekoa64 (65,000 watchers) and 1 from jjfjq (51,000 watchers). Both of these sellers employ the tactics outlined in The Puls8r’s paper, “How the Pulsers Make Their Fortune”. Do the math for yourself.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kindest regards,
Michelle
Comment by estreet — December 8, 2007 @ 9:59 am |
This is Josh Kulp. Interesting post, but it’s not accurate.
I’ve never read the ThePulse8’ers paper.
Yes, the average person can make $1,400/week. IF THEY APPLY THEMSELVES. This is a real, legit, business. There is no magic wand to wave, just steady work towards success.
Comment by Josh Kulp — December 10, 2007 @ 5:08 am |
Josh,
It’s excellent that you’re here. Please enlighten me on this one point.
How do you maintain 50K+ watchers on your listing after the listing terminates? How did MysteryGiant start a listing with 67.5K watchers? They only had 100 hits to the listing yet an enormous amount of watchers.
As for your product’s claim, well, just call me “below average”.
BTW, you are clearly above average in knowledge and ability. š You, kekoa64 and MysteryGiant all found this post in no time.
Michelle
Comment by estreet — December 10, 2007 @ 7:07 am |
Michelle: Well I can’t give away my secrets now can I?
My question to you: Where do you get the estimated watch counts for the auctions??
Comment by Josh Kulp — December 11, 2007 @ 9:23 am |
Nevermind, I just answered my own question.
Comment by Josh Kulp — December 11, 2007 @ 9:24 am |
Hi Michelle,
I can’t speak to the Pulse issue you bring up, but there are ways to know rather quickly that you are being mentioned online. One way you may be aware of is to set up Google Alerts for your name, website, product name, etc. That way, when Google comes across new information with the keywords you want to be alerted to, you get an email with that information. I know many people that do this so they can always see right away what discussions or information they or their information is appearing with. If you don’t know how to set up Google Alerts, you can buy my eBook called “How My Wife and I Cracked The Code And Make $100 Per Hour With Google Alerts” – just look for it on the Pulse section of eBay (sorry, couldn’t resist š
Another way is that other people tell you that you are being discussed. That is how I found your site because this specific post on your blog was being discussed in a marketing forum (WarriorForum.com), a forum that both Kekoa64 and Josh visit (not sure if MysteryGiant is there since I’ve not seen anyone with that name there).
So, it does not surprise me that any of the above people found this post right away. I’m sure there are numerous other ways they could have found this post so quickly, including their own customers telling them since this is eBay related and they sell eBay stuff, wouldn’t surprise me if a customer of theirs pointed out this post either.
I wish you success!
Dennis
Comment by Dennis — December 12, 2007 @ 6:40 pm |
Great information, Dennis!
Got this from Shoemoney.com. This is the google search that returns everything posted about kekoa64 in the past week.
http://www.google.com/search?q=kekoa64&as_qdr=w
The last variable is w for week, m for month, d for day.
Michelle
Comment by estreet — December 13, 2007 @ 12:05 pm |
HI, I read the info you’ve posted but I have done my homework.
First the number of watchers at over 60,000 for Kekoa64 is correct,but the auction watchers are rigged.
First I did studies on this and to average 50,000 watchers would be equal to having over 2.5 Million hits per auction.
But lets remember bandwidth…ebay will not allow 2.5 million hits on an auction.And if the truth be known it would take over 3 million hits for kekoa64 to pull off those numbers….E-bay can’t afford to let everyone have this kind of bandwidth.
Also I studied Kekoa64 hits per month to his website at 1.2 Million for 3 months, still not enough numbers at 100dollarsanhour.com to pull this off.
Next…..it’s funny but these guys no longer post their hit counters, the reason why is because they have more watchers than hits.I noticed this last year when I complianed to them…they then removed their counters.
Also there is a program floating around that creates about 2000 fake ebay accounts a day in foreign countries like India so ebay can’t track them.Then when the auction is over these guys delete the fake accounts and start over again.
Also did you ever wonder how these guys make the ebay pulse page in the first 5 minutes of their auctions……well they set their auctions to start…..2 to 3 weeks ahead of time, then start making fake accounts and adding watchers before the auction starts, which I’m surprised ebay hasn’t stopped yet,then after a couple of weeks they have near 30,000 watchers to start maybe more………..if you have a watcher count…..then watch when they post.
I talked to ebay a while back and they want to crack down on these guys, if they are caught they will do years in prison, I just hope it’s worth it to Kekoa64.
Also I have invented a code that can beat Kekoa64,I just have nor used it yet. I do sell a code on my ebay acount that can put anyone on the pulse pages.
Thanks Heather48DD
Comment by Heather Williams — December 14, 2007 @ 1:38 am |
There is another way to do it also……I have a secret X6000 code, it can’t be used on ebay, but by posting this code with the auction numbers across the internet you can collect 100,000 watchers in a few hours, and it’s legal, because it is not used on ebay.
Remember this Michelle,that ebay has 180,000,000 customers, at least 70% of all people online in the USA today has an ebay account. The first thing they do is go on ebay and look around and then pop onto the internet .
BY using my code on the internet these people only have to go into a blog site or a web site, and the X6000 code makes them an instant auction watcher without them knowing about it.
Now imagine 200 Blog sites being run at once.
If you think they use the program you posted…then that’s old news. So do your self a favor Michelle and purchase my ebook….
But I will warn you I own the copyrights, I do not allow my secret code to be published or my ebook, I have international copyrights I own over 42 copyrights…..so I am telling you how it’s done so you have peace of mind, but please do not publish my ebook, I don’t want to see you or anyone else in a court case………I am giving you the info now that you want so badly. But respect my copyrights please . You can tell people if it works or not, but just do not tell how it works or about my selling tactic’s.
Thanks Heather
If you really want the truth…follow this link, it will cost you $12.95 but Michelle you’ll know once and for all what Is real….a secret code does exsit….not some simple MakeTrack&item code….but my X-6000 code, do you dare find out the truth…I kid you not, read my feedback…. here’s the link to my auctions
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtop_secret_money
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtop_secret_money
Comment by Heather Williams — December 14, 2007 @ 2:05 am |
Sorry I forgot to tell you….the code isn’t used on ebay but the internet…..yet it collects tons of watchers for your ebay auctions.
You do have to do some work setting up a few blog sites and posting a few Press release’s Also I post on other peoples blogs sites world wide.
The numbers go into ebay.
Because of the nature of what I am selling I try not to be posted on the ebay pulse,and ebay allows me then to sell this.
Some people would post this into their ebay html code area and it will work, but ebay would step in. I did try this at first and ebay never band me….they just said we rather you not post it on ebay, but on the internet is fine and legal.
Thanks Heather48DD
Comment by Heather Williams — December 14, 2007 @ 2:11 am |
Didn’t have to buy the book, just clicked on your link. That’s one piece of the puzzle.
“embed src=http://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MakeTrack&item=230198350543&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:middle:us”
Comment by estreet — December 14, 2007 @ 10:17 pm |
Sorry that’s not the link, you still stuck trying to learn, but your not going to figure it out. Maketrack&item is old news.
Keep on guessing in 5 years you m ight figure it out
Comment by Heather Williams — December 15, 2007 @ 1:29 am |
My ebook and the link are a lot different, and I don’t have a code on my auctions.Hope you figure it out, MakeTrack&item will get you maybe 600 watchers……..but I have had much more in the past, like I said I am not running a code on this auction, only a demo.Just to give people the idea. That’s it sorry
Comment by Heather Williams — December 15, 2007 @ 1:36 am |
“secret” code my ass… we’re simply embedding the watch this item url as a flash animation.
Comment by anonymous — December 18, 2007 @ 12:54 am |
<OBJECT id=tech codeBase=http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,0,0 height=10 width=10 align=top border=0 classid=clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000>
<PARAM NAME=”_cx” VALUE=”265″>
<PARAM NAME=”_cy” VALUE=”265″>
<PARAM NAME=”FlashVars” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”Movie” VALUE=”http://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MakeTrack&item=140190386574&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:middle:us”>
<PARAM NAME=”Src” VALUE=”http://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MakeTrack&item=140190386574&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:middle:us”>
<PARAM NAME=”WMode” VALUE=”Window”>
<PARAM NAME=”Play” VALUE=”-1″>
<PARAM NAME=”Loop” VALUE=”-1″>
<PARAM NAME=”Quality” VALUE=”High”>
<PARAM NAME=”SAlign” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”Menu” VALUE=”-1″>
<PARAM NAME=”Base” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”AllowScriptAccess” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”Scale” VALUE=”ShowAll”>
<PARAM NAME=”DeviceFont” VALUE=”0″>
<PARAM NAME=”EmbedMovie” VALUE=”0″>
<PARAM NAME=”BGColor” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”SWRemote” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”MovieData” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”SeamlessTabbing” VALUE=”1″>
<PARAM NAME=”Profile” VALUE=”0″>
<PARAM NAME=”ProfileAddress” VALUE=””>
<PARAM NAME=”ProfilePort” VALUE=”0″>
<embed src=”http://cgi1.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MakeTrack&item=140190386574&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:middle:us quality=”high” width=”10″ height=”10″ name=”tech” align=”top” boarder=”0″ allowScriptAcess=”sameDomain” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” pluginspage=”http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer”/>
</OBJECT>
Comment by anonymous — December 18, 2007 @ 12:56 am |
save that code as a html doc on your computer, open it in a browser that you are already logged into ebay under, and *PRESTO* — suddenly the “magic code” has added a mystery item to your watchlist! wow!!!!!!!!
Comment by anonymous — December 18, 2007 @ 12:57 am |
Lol, The “Heather Williams” is actually a guy named Greg Williams who uses big breasted women and unethical practices to get people to click on his item and has them automatically added to people’s watch list. Greg used to be able to get a few hundred watchers I’m sure but his “secret code” is nothing more than selling dreams to people. Think about it, why can’t “Greg” get an auction to the pulse. Because his script is useless. Merry Christmas though. Nice try Greg lol.
Comment by Greg (aka Heather) Williams needs to get a life — December 24, 2007 @ 11:45 pm |
Ok I am getting way too many emails, every one knows I am the anonymous person. And so what if I hype my ebook up. Everyone else does also.
I challenge anyone to find my secret code? and post it here.
I am using an advanced script for adding watchers that you can’t trace.
I am the EBAY-LEGEND, hell I don’t even need watchers.I can make 1 Million accounts and use them any time I want.
You Jerks
Greg 48DD
Comment by Greg Williams — December 29, 2007 @ 8:49 pm |
Lol, Busted again. Greg Williams is trying to post of bogus press releases about KEK0A64 around the internet. If you wish to contact Greg his email is USABargain@aol.com so you can question why he is spreading lies around the internet.
He has claimed to be several different people he is not and starts bogus forums in which he answers HIMSELF trying to condemn others. Greg is simply jealous of Kekoa’s success.
In fact if you look at Kekoa64’s profile on ebay you will see he is an honest person with a 99.8% POSITIVE feedback not scandalous feedback as Greg Williams would Imply
Kekoa64’s feedback
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=kekoa64&&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller&sspagename=VIP:feedback:2:us&iid=300132779521
Greg Williams continues to mislead ebayers into thinking his competition is a scam artist when Greg Williams (aka Heather Williams/a legend in his OWN mind as seen in the above posting) is the s*c*a*m artist simply trying to sell people a fruitless script. I will moniter responses and if needed will post Greg Williams’ bogus “press release” and postings around the internet about Kekoa. If you wish to contact Greg his email is USABargain@aol.com so you can question why he is spreading lies around the internet. Grow up Greg Williams you only get so much time on earth. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Use it for spreading truth not lies as you will meet your Maker one day soon I’m sure of it and be accountable for all lies you’ve told and continue to tell.
Comment by The Loose Cannon posts above once again. — December 31, 2007 @ 2:32 pm |
P.S. Here is Greg’s ebay ID which he uses to try to separate people from their money top_secret_money
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtop_secret_money
If you have been swindled and/or purchased a product from the link above why not contact Greg Williams at USABargain@aol.com and demand him to refund your money. If this doesn’t work, you can file a claim with Paypal so they will investigate the shadiness.
Signed,
Protecting the internet users from the Real S*C*A*M mers
Comment by P.S. Greg Williams ID and contact info — December 31, 2007 @ 2:40 pm |
Please READ:
This a copy of my last email sent me from Ebay CEO’s Office, of Meg Whitman.
Also I will not press charges against this web site or Kekoa64.
Kekoa64 is going to have enouigh trouble getting himself out of hot water now. And Myself and others can reat assured changes will be made soon.
The letter they sent me is below.
C ya Heather
____________________________________________
Hello,
Thank you for your recent email to Meg Whitman. As a member of the
Office of the President I will be responding to your message on her
behalf.
I would like to thank you for sharing your concerns in regards to the
eBay Pulse page section of the site. You make a number of very
interesting points throughout your message. I will be sure to share your
concerns in this matter with a member of the eBay Operations team.
Please rest assured that we will thoroughly review this situation, and
take the appropriate action as needed, indeed a policy violation has
taken place.
I would also like to take a moment to address your specific suggestions
on how eBay can go about improving the Pulse page on the site. eBay
welcomes comments from members of our Community such as yourself, and we
appreciate your suggestions. This type of communication helps us improve
our services and meet your needs. I would encourage you to submit this
information directly to eBay via the ‘suggest’ function on the site.
This will help ensure that your suggestions are received by the most
appropriate division of the company. For more information about sending
suggestions to eBay, go to:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/newtoebay/suggest.html
Thank you for being a member of the eBay community.
Regards,
David Smith
Office of the President
eBay Inc.
Comment by Heather48DD — January 3, 2008 @ 3:58 pm |
Why Does Greg call himself a Girl? I’m 100% certain that Greg HIMself is typing these messages so why does HE keep calling himself Heather 48DD. Kind of let’s you know the mentality of a guy who is always obsessing about boobs and trying to paint the same picture of his warped world into other’s minds.
It’s that kind of FILTH that is deterioriating our society and it’s time America takes the stand against pornographers like Greg who attacK America at the roots. Let him know what you think at USABargain@aol.com
Our children and children perusing ebay don’t need to see some scantily clad Big breasted woman as there is enough trash on the internet polluting the web.
Anyone who tries voluntarily or involuntarily to pollute a society and especially risk polluting the mind of a child for the sake of a quick buck should be locked up for good.
Sheesh…. I guess he is a lonely person desparate for attention as evidenced in previous posts around the internet where he calls himself all sorts of names and pretends to be people that don’t exist and answers himself and I’m sure it will be evidenced in posts to come.
Comment by Why Does Greg call himself a Girl? Pornography has got to go! — January 4, 2008 @ 3:43 am |
In the last 30 days here’s the results of our eBay Pulsers:
Kekoa64 sold $11533.44 on eBay
Mystery Giant sold $5124.63 on eBay
jjfjq (a.k.a. Josh Kulp) sold on eBay $4272.14 on eBay
Comment by Monkeygirl — January 5, 2008 @ 7:52 pm |
A numbers girl. I like it!
That’s proof that getting on the eBay Pulse is lucrative.
Comment by estreet — January 5, 2008 @ 8:08 pm |
Well I sure hoped I burst your bubble last night, so you say I am not a woman , are you for real?….well there I was on national T.V. talking about ebay, millions of people saw me on Fox news.
But I’m sure you’re going keep on playing the part of a fool, saying I am a man, I just don’t understand your reasoning, unless..wait…could it be that this site belongs to Kekoa64 or a friend of Kekoa64,I notice Kekoa64 81,000 + auction was pulled off the pulse page,I also notice his new auction has 42,000 people instead.
Sure looks like something happened there doesn’t it?
So go on calling me a man if you want, it just gives more more media attention.Next time I’ll mention your name on CNN.
I’m sure you saw me on TV last night,and if you didn’t why don’t you call Fox media up and ask them.
You talk about someone needing to get a life….get real, and find a life for yourself.
C ya….Heather
P.S. I will be on CNN later this month also.
Lets see Kekoa64 do that !!
Comment by Heather48DD — January 6, 2008 @ 4:19 pm |
Where are the website links as proof?
I don’t suppose they will ever make it up here or there will be some sort of excuse. There won’t be any proof as you have started FBI warnings all the way to $25,000,000 Million dollar lawsuit claims in a feable attempt to draw attention to yourself and undermine good people. At any rate Greg your pushing porn and using big boobed girls to try to corrupt people’s minds not to mention what it does to little children if they stumble across your porn. You may as well say I will trade you 48DD’s for a dollar because that is exactly what you are doing. America needs to stand against the pornographers and get back to a less polluted society. Otherwise we will crumble from the inside out. If you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem GregDD
Comment by Lol — January 7, 2008 @ 1:31 pm |
You all need to read Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, by T. Harv Eker — then you will learn to admire and honor successful people for their achievments instead of mock them. From page 94 it reads: “… if you resent what people have, in any way, shape or form, you can never have it.”
I truly believe that and it’s why I admire and bless Kekoa64, Mystery Giant and jjfjq (a.k.a. Josh Kulp). They are EXPERT MARKETERS and they’ve found a way to promote their way to the eBay Pulse page. I look at these successful marketers as models to learn from. If they can do it, then so can you and I!
SPECIAL NOTE TO HEATHER: Missed the news… but I’d like to see your Fox appearance on U-TUBE. Heather, DO let us know when you post it there!
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 7, 2008 @ 4:08 pm |
I read the Millionaire Mind. It was very good.
My very favorite entrepreneurial book is The War of Art by Steven Pressfield. Similar ideas, but The War of Art is a little more abstract and off the beaten path.
It is written in short essays covering his ideas on what stops us from doing the great things we are capable of.
He describes predictors of success and failure. An amateur will tackle a project full of enthusiasm, but will soon quit when it turns into work. A pro treats their work as work, forcing themselves into a schedule, outputting on regular intervals – rain or shine.
I started eSeller Street with partners. They quit. I’m still working on it solo. A multi-million dollar company takes 4-6 years of nurturing. 80% of start-up businesses fail within 5 years. That brings up another great book, Before You Quit Your Job by Robert T. Kiyosaki.
Comment by estreet — January 7, 2008 @ 11:57 pm |
Estreet — I thought you were Kekoa64, but you actually have more the writing style of Josh. Whoever you are, I see that you’re now getting those affiliate dollars through Amazon (a great source of passive income). Ka-ching! Good going and best wishes on your business.
Oh, about the buisness… If your friends quit, then perhaps they see something that your eyes do not. That’s why I’m hoping you are DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT with the business model after they left. Just remember that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result.
I don’t believe in failure. That’s because you really can’t fail… you can only get a different result. Okay, I borrowed that from Tony Robbins… but you get the idea. Do something different to get another result or you will be that cute little hamster in the Habitrail treading forward, yet getting no-where.
BTW… LOVE KIYOSAKI. I call him the father of passive income.
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 8, 2008 @ 9:11 am |
Mermaid,
I learned a lot from the experience. It was definitely one of the darkest, most humbling moments of my entrepreneurial experience.
I was forced to take over all of the development and faced a steep learning curve on PHP, CSS, HTML, MySQL, JavaScript, XML, and server configuration. I dug into it and released the product in 4 months.
In the long run, the technical skills are 100% necessary for major success on the internet.
So what did I learn?
1. Sometimes people commit too fast because they are caught up in enthusiasm. Like a child promising their parents, “I’ll take care of the puppy.” It only lasts for a short time. Think about it and decide to, “Do or do not, there is no try.”
2. Push through the dark times. Continue to improve your skills and your service even though there are few prospects on the horizon.
Seth Godin is an excellent author on internet phenomena. He published a book called “The Dip”. He coined the phrase, “the dip”, to describe a lull the business lifecycle. The business person’s job is to determine if the dip will end in the death of a company or growth.
3. Control your money. Avoid expenses and fees. Use the cheapest shared server you can get away with. Ask for money orders instead of PayPal (2.9%-1.9% fees). Use open source shareware tools instead of buying software. Negotiate everything. Use a free blog service. Get domain names on sale from GoDaddy.com.
4. Passive income comes from inheritance or a CD or Treasury Note. Everything else requires work, energy, decisions, and maintenance. It’s like saying, “I have a passive marriage.” Sure, people get royalties (think Britney Spears) but they already paid their dues.
If you read this far – Thanks! Let’s have a free drink at eBay Live! this summer.
Comment by estreet — January 8, 2008 @ 12:46 pm |
You are a strange one….that’s for sure, I proved on T.V. who I was, and you know it.
That picture is me in a Jogging top, I am not naked.
And anyone but I guess you call swim suits porn also, because your flat chested.
You need to grow up,and stop being a flat chested child.
Good bye
4 good
Heather
Comment by Heather48DD — January 8, 2008 @ 1:00 pm |
Heather 48DD… I’d sincerely like to see your 15 minutes of fame (sorry I missed it as I joined this session late). Hopefully someone can TIVO and UTUBE it.
Estreet… I visited your site the other day and I’m going to suggest that you DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT to explain your site’s purpose. In the five second test nothing sticks out and sinks in. My advice is that you pretend you are telling a friend about the purpose of your site. Record your explanation. Then use those words on your site. You only have around 5 or 6 seconds before someone will click away from your site.
Best wishes to you all.
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 9, 2008 @ 11:50 am |
I admire Kekoa64 for his ability to negotiate his way out of negative and neutral feedback to maintain a healthy feedback score. Here’s is actual record of negative’s and neutrals. Check it out:
http://www.toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/neg90?User=kekoa64++&Dirn=Check
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 10, 2008 @ 1:23 pm |
Pulse code exposed! Not sure if this will get you busted from eBay, but I bet this is what those guys are using…
http://www.pulsecodeexposed.com/
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 10, 2008 @ 2:06 pm |
Hmmm… Maybe I should change eSellerStreet.com to a get rich sales pitch. It really needs more emotional triggers and that’s proven style. What fun it will be.
Here’s some copy I could borrow: http://www.secretsofcreatingwealth.com/
Comment by estreet — January 10, 2008 @ 5:31 pm |
Found this on another site (it was from March 2007):
“I am an eBay employee and could end these auctions if there were ample proof. Yes most of these sellers have 900ish+ watchers and only few hundred page views (we can see in their My eBay. If you know how and want these ended, give me proof and i guarantee you they’ll be gone.
sweet.sugar.lord@gmail.com“
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 10, 2008 @ 8:54 pm |
Oh, here’s the link to the other site:
http://www.urbanhonking.com/powerseller/archives/2006/04/ebay_pulse_is_d.html
Comment by Mermaid from Marin — January 10, 2008 @ 8:55 pm |
Heather or Greg, Let it be know that your website was hacked and your ebook and codes were posted for free online somewhere in a forum far far away. I used it and my listings were pulled asap. What a crock of crap. As Kekoa64s ebook was hacked and put online for free. It is stupid and not worth $10. Buy crap from craig’s list, resell on ebay. But he is a true marketing genius Ill give him that.
Comment by tarzan*auctions — January 14, 2008 @ 5:34 am |
I was sadned to see that Kekoa64 is “No longer a registered user” on eBay….. He was my hero! Kekoa… where are you?
Comment by MarinGirl — March 8, 2008 @ 4:39 pm |
is this actually true, the ebay pulse thing and does anyone have a link so i can get this for free instead of purchasing it off that sheman for $10 or whatever heshe is selling it for?
mike.
Comment by Mike — March 12, 2008 @ 2:26 pm |
To get on the pulse you need about 300 watchers. I know it becuase a few times my auctions were on the pulse.
Who said 50k? Are you nuts???
Comment by Miklai — March 18, 2008 @ 9:10 pm |
Looks like kekoa64 is back using mystergiant’s name to pedal his junk. I have written ebay about all the pulse minipulators. I suggest anybody else who is bothered by it do the same. It’s not fair that the people who deserve to be on the pulse page never get a chance because of these people.
Comment by Steve — March 25, 2008 @ 1:12 am |
Looks like Josh Kulp has a house worth $375,000… so he’s making some money.
http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.htm?zprop=2146982018
Same house pictures are shown one of his websites…
Comment by Jim Bob — March 25, 2008 @ 10:06 pm |
kekoa64 is gone, mystery giant is gone and your next Kulp. Enjoy it while it last because soon you will be booted as well from ebay. Might want to reconsider selling that house since you will be jobless soon.
Comment by Steve — April 1, 2008 @ 7:27 pm |
Hey Jim Bob… I’m impressed by Josh Kulp … by the integrity of his work, and not by the value of his house. BTW, out here in California you can’t even buy a one bedroom condo for $375,000! Remember a home is not an asset…. It is a liablity! (Read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” — a Hawaiian I most admire.) I own a $1 million + liablity myself. Uh-oh.
As a PowerSeller, I’m impressed by the likes of another PowerSeller and Hawaiian… Kekoa64, but I’m not buying his latest Web site traffic scheme. Why would eBay buy him out? It doesn’t make sense. He raked in around $10,000 a month on the sale of his eBook and eBay’s would be in a great digital divide if they actually bought him out. I would have laughed if this was published April 1, but it’s fresh from yesterday… your thoughts????????????????????
Friday, April 4, 2008
Kekoa64.com bought out by eBay Inc.
HONOLULU, HI (PR Newswire) – EBAY INC. based in San Jose, Calif., has acquired Kekoa64.com and eBay user id Kekoa64. “Kekoa64 – Internet Entrepreneur, eBay PowerSeller” (http://www.kekoa64.com).
Starting May 1st, eBay, and its affiliates, will use the site as a promotional tool. “We are excited at the amazing opportunity to work with Kekoa” says Dennis Breckford, Senior VP of Marketing at eBay, “we look forward to seeing how his ideas can take us to the next level”.
The company plans on a complete redesign of the site and blog. eBay also plans to keep his existing product line, as well as develop new products with him. Kekoa will remain the creative force behind the products and promotions, however, eBay will incorporate their own products in to the marketing mix.
“When eBay first contacted me about the opportunity, I thought it was a hoax, one of those phishing emails” says Kekoa Chung, 24, Kailua, HI. “The funny thing is, I was actually suspended (from eBay) at the time, and I thought it was a bit ironic that they wanted to buy me out. When I learned that it was infact true, I called Dennis and jumped on the idea.”
eBay Inc. plans on acquiring more PowerSellers like Kekoa to promote it’s website to more targeted niches. “This is the first of many more acquisitions to come” says Breckford.
Breckford will not discuss the amount Kekoa64.com was purchased for, but says that he will “not have to work another day in his life”.
Comment by Mermaidia — April 5, 2008 @ 2:44 am |
Okay…. there was a P.S. (joke’s on me):
Kekoa wrote:
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Stay tuned to see what will happens next….
P.S. I didn’t have the time to get you guys on the first, so Aperow Fulls! š
Comment by Mermaidia — April 5, 2008 @ 2:10 pm |
Da. Did you actually think ebay would really want such a pathetic lame ars web site? LOL
Comment by Steve — April 5, 2008 @ 2:43 pm |
you guys are funny. I wish I could find teh code of the shemale. I do remember I searched hard via google. It was on page 30 something. Hacked and put in a forum. FYI one of kekoas current classified ad was pulled.
Comment by haha — April 9, 2008 @ 3:28 pm |
Just got an email back from ebay. They know Kulp is using a program. They are investigating it now. Should have him booted shortly.
Comment by Steve — April 11, 2008 @ 7:30 pm |
http://www.kekoa64.com has been suspended.
When I type it in, I got redirected to:
http://box190.bluehost.com/suspended.page/
This Account Has Been Suspended
Alll his photos on his About Me page and everything eles removed.
Comment by Joe — April 14, 2008 @ 10:33 am |
Joe,
It appears that his shared hosting account was suspended for some reason.
He might be changing hosts. His “me” page pix are hosted there also.
Kekoa64 me page
Michelle
Comment by estreet — April 14, 2008 @ 11:03 am |
How is biz kulp? LOL though so!
Comment by Steve — April 26, 2008 @ 11:37 am |
Kulp I see you are back pulsing. You have been reported again. This time they are going to boot you from ebay.
Comment by Steve — April 28, 2008 @ 7:59 pm |
BOOTED FROM EBAY KULP!!!!
Comment by Steve — April 30, 2008 @ 11:39 am |
Does anybody know the true identiy or location of this Heather48DD or this Greg Williams? I think they are somewhere in Sacramento, CA and they scammed me. I don’t think either of those are their real names.
Any help appreciated.
Comment by Mark — June 8, 2008 @ 6:20 pm |