Is This The Worst MillionDollarHomepage Clone Ever?


turf.gifThere doesn’t seem to be a shortage of people trying to cash in on Alex Tew’s success with the milliondollarhomepage, including Alex himself with Pixelotto.

I’ve seen some pretty bad clones over the last 6 months or so, including Christmas Tag, but TurfJam is the worst MillionDollarHomepage Clone I’ve seen where the creators have actually spent more than 5 minutes setting it up.

How does it work? Well there are 100 pieces of ‘Turf’ available and 10 will be released at a time. Interested Turf owners (and there won’t be many!) bid on eBay for the privilidge of owning their own little piece of turf. For those lucky bidders who manage to secure a little piece of Turf, they will be able to proudly display their link for an expected 2 years.
Surprisingly, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of interest in the eBay auctions so far:

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I’m not against anybody making money, but I get tired of people who think they can make a fortune overnight without putting in any real effort. Alex may have done it, but to be honest it was a fluke in my view, and even he is struggling to turn Pixelotto into a success.


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About the Author: Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University.He also writes for Windows 7 News, Windows 8 News and One Tip A Day.

  • Kingofthebill is sure a great site with a great idea behind.

    I have seen that many other sites are growing following it. For example you can see www.topofegold.com a similar system based on e-gold as payment method.

    Who know how many other site will we see as these?
  • I agree with you. I review web sites on my blog and routinely out the copy cats who are so unoriginal it makes me vomit. A few sites are starting to innovate what the Tew clones failed to do... www.isquare.it, www.wallaroundtheworld.com, and other such sites like www.kingofthebill.com even are starting to generate a buzz.
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