Hi!
The hardest thing about doing business on the net is the lack of personal contact. I don't know about you but I prefer to do business with someone I know. This page can't make up for us not meeting in person but maybe it will help.
Who is this person that wants me to buy things, join programs, or even trust him?

Well, I am J. Mike McCutchen (the J. stands for John). I first got involved with the net in the late 1970s. Yes, it was around then. At that point it seemed that there were 10 of us who met daily to gossip. This was not easy on a 1200-baud modem. As the net grew, so did my involvement. I began beta testing software (the web building tools now used by AOL, Netscape, online games, and a few things that didn't make it). Of course, this was on a part-time basis since I was working full-time. Injuries and surgeries gave me periods of recovery that allowed me to become more involved. It's funny that a 15-year-old kid in high school never thinks a sport's injury will plague him his entire life.
What is my work history? Well, it's as varied as my Internet life. I was introduced to multi-level-marketing (it wasn't called this then) in 1970 at the ripe old age of 18. I became involved with a program that had, as its guru, Zig Zigler. For those of you who don't know Zig, he is coming online with a project soon. He was the first marketing millionaire I met. By following his training I was actually able to make a lot of money.
The problem with making money at an early age is that you think the rest will come easily. I stayed with Zig's program for three years before striking out on my own. I worked for radio stations for a while (selling and writing ads) and did some on air work. Then there were my two businesses. The first was a private investigations company (that was my Air Force background). Then there was the custom drapery firm. Both made money. My fall back spot was always the restaurant business or retail. I managed cocktail lounges or worked as a bartender for 18 years total. In retail I managed everything from nurseries to major appliance departments. At age 40, I decided that I was too old to be in the bar business and decided to retire.
Now I had the time to play on the net full-time. I started by designing web pages for friends and for myself. The deeper I looked into the net, the more I saw ways to "get rich quick". I tried a couple. Soon it was apparent that most of these were scams. I started becoming more and more selective. I started making money (not fast mind you, but still more than I had expected). Now, I'm making more on the net then I did years ago as a kid (finally).
The programs that I offer on my site are ones that make me money. I am involved with others that I will not put on my site until I know they work.
I've always had one philosophy in business : I don't have customers, I have friends. I don't hide from the people I do business with. I don't give you an email address that will only give you an auto-response or change my site monthly. My phone number is readily available if you care to phone me. Good luck getting through; I have three lines and will be adding a fourth.
This is learn who I am and join our mailing list. I would love to have you as an associate. The choice is yours.

Wishing you success.
J. Mike McCutchen (Mike)

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