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Hi, sorry about the delay: Here is the free access: https://www.acheiving-success.co.uk/5-day-affiliate-ninja

However, if you use coop links such as leadsleap you can accumalate credits to advertise else where also

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Fair play. I do find though that the lists seem a bit stale.

Thanks for the update. Will check it out

Is there a link so we can check it out?

I agree. Worth checking out especially by a renowned owner

Cool, sounds great

WOW! And we work so hard to get our own lists! LOL

You can use canva too along with picresize. Works amazingly as I use AI to create the banner image.

Hmm, I have similar thoughts but hey there are more out there. Trouble is these sites open up constantly all the time. Its all the passwords and membership numbers for each site. I steer away but these are only my own thoughts and opinions.

Its always good to have a great mentor

Quite a cool traffic exchange. Managed a few leads from this site. And great Sunday competition to increase your credits

Great information in most of them. Which ones would you recommend?