When you first encounter the Independent Profit Center website you are enthralled. Great money is hardly easy to get in the hard times of a recession. But soon after this you are bugged with thoughts of it being a fraudulent site that is going to snatch your hard earned cash and leave you empty handed. This however, is a wrong conception about the company, as we found out from Brian McCoy, the head of McCoy marketing group.

Brian said that the IPC program is an extremely legitimate opportunity to earn money through online marketing in an easy and profitable manner. It was created by Dan Miller to target the thousands of online amateurs to sell their products, earn good money and learn a great deal along the way. Dan himself has seen incredible success in internet marketing and is a trained software developer.

Rather than paying huge sums to join a high ticket 1 up or 2 up program, the IPC program charges you just $200 as membership charges and $49 as administration fee. This covers not only your membership but also the training that they provide you along with it. It is thus a two in one earning and learning program.

The task here is to sell the Internet Profit Center’s software products and then earn a whopping 100% commission on them. This amount may seem a little less as compared to what other online marketing sites are offering but is great considering the ongoing global economic crisis and the informative and enriched training you are provided with it.

The training that the program provides with the program is its strong point and differentiates it from others. The back office is set up in a structured manner and learning is extremely planned and user friendly. You will get a step by step guide to help you with difficulties and guide you along the way.

Internet marketing is a growing option for earning money all over the world. People are opting for it because it lets them work in the comfort of their home. So they can work while connecting with their family. The only problem with such online programs is that they can be scams ready to cheat you of your money. So you need to do thorough research before you actually become part of one.

It is here that the IPC program wins over others. It has established its reputation of being a legal program offering great compensation, flexible working hours, and invaluable experience. It is a good opportunity for new and experienced people interested in internet marketing.

LawFuel.com –
LEV L. DASSIN, the Acting United States Attorney for
the Southern District of New York, ROSE GILL HEARN, the
Commissioner of the New York City Department of Investigation
(“DOI”), and RONALD J. VERROCHIO, the Inspector-in-Charge of the
New York Office of the United States Postal Inspection Service
(“USPIS”), announced today the guilty plea of EFRAIN GONZALEZ,
JR., a former New York State Senator from the Bronx, to four
federal fraud charges. GONZALEZ pleaded guilty in Manhattan
federal court before United States District Judge WILLIAM H.
PAULEY III.

According to the superseding Indictment and statements
made at the guilty plea proceeding:
From October 1999 to January 2005, GONZALEZ designated
member items, totaling approximately $200,000, to a not-forprofit
corporation, Pathways for Youth, Inc. (“Pathways”), based
in the Bronx, New York. Pathways also received funding from
numerous federal agencies.

Part of Pathways’ mission was to “improve and further
generally the welfare and happiness of young people,” and, to
those ends, to receive donations and take and manage gifts of
property. GONZALEZ directed the member items to Pathways as part
of a scheme to have Pathways send money to another not-for-
profit, West Bronx Neighborhood Association, Inc. (“West Bronx”).
West Bronx did not engage in any substantial amount of not-forprofit
activity; instead, it primarily served to pay the personal
expenses of GONZALEZ and his criminal associates. From October
1999 through January 2005, Pathways directed a total of
approximately $462,000 to West Bronx. During this time, GONZALEZ
then directed West Bronx to pay more than $500,000 worth of his
personal credit card and other bills for expenses that had
nothing to do with the work of Pathways or West Bronx.
GONZALEZ’s personal bills included expenses for, among other
things:

• Membership fees in a vacation club called Coral
Vacation Club in the Dominican Republic used by
GONZALEZ,
• Rent payments for a luxury apartment used by
GONZALEZ’s wife in the Dominican Republic,
• Cigar band design, set-up, and printing relating
to logos for GONZALEZ’s own, private cigar
manufacturing and distribution company,
• Construction and renovations to a house in the
Dominican Republic used by GONZALEZ’s mother-inlaw,
and
• A variety of other personal expenses, including
rent for a residence in Monroe, New York, used by
GONZALEZ; New York Yankees tickets; jewelry;
clothing; and college tuition for GONZALEZ’s
daughter.

GONZALEZ also entered into a similar scheme, involving
payments totaling approximately $150,000 from Pathways to another
non-profit organization, United Latin American Foundation, Inc.
(“ULAF”), and arranged for ULAF to pay at least $75,000 in his
personal expenses.

GONZALEZ, 60, pleaded guilty to Counts Two, Three, Six,
and Eight of the superseding Indictment. Counts Two and Three
charge GONZALEZ with conspiracy to commit mail fraud, which
carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison on each of
these charges. Counts Six and Eight charge GONZALEZ with mail
fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of twenty years in prison
on each of these charges. GONZALEZ also faces forfeiture of the
proceeds of his crimes. GONZALEZ is scheduled to be sentenced by
Judge PAULEY on August 7, 2009 at 12:00 p.m.

GONZALEZ’s co-defendant NEIL BERGER, Pathways’ former
Executive Director, pleaded guilty on March 30, 2009, to one
count of federal program fraud, and co-defendant MIGUEL CASTAÑOS,
a former GONZALEZ aide, pleaded guilty on April 6, 2009, to one
count of wire fraud. Trial of co-defendant LUCIA SANCHEZ, the
Secretary of West Bronx, is scheduled for May 12, 2009; as to
her, the charges and allegations contained in the superseding
Indictment remain merely accusations and she is presumed innocent
unless and until proven guilty.

Mr. DASSIN praised the investigative work of DOI and
USPIS.
The prosecution is being handled by the Office’s Public
Corruption Unit. Assistant United States Attorneys PABLO
QUIÑONES and MICHAEL LEVY are in charge of the prosecution.
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