If you mean this screenshot: http://www.seobook.com/images/google-get-rich-quick.png http://www.seobook.com/images/google-get-rich-quick.png, I don't see anythi

If you mean this screenshot: http://www.seobook.com/images/google-get-rich-quick.png http://www.seobook.com/images/google-get-rich-quick.png, I don't see anything predatory about it--there is demand for these product categories and in a healthy economy, enterprising individuals should be rushing to supply them. For me, the SEOBook article falls flat and comes across as someone hand waving about people behaving irrationally. True story, as a teenager, I bought Carlton Sheets no down payment real estate program. While Carlton didn't deliver any magic beans, I actually took a lot away from the experience. While there are no doubt hucksters out there, I think that most "get rich quick" offers do have some educational value... and if Google is doing their job, the products with the most value will get into more people's hands.