will be a brief "good life guide" filled with life-enhancing tips: It's a free trial, no "catch", no special skills needed, no scheme of any kind, simply cancel within 3 days and you pay nothing ever.
If we tried to describe the site completely you'd probably say "There's no way it can do all that so easily!" We can say that it reveals in just seven pages how to do 37 of the most important things in life the best way. If you're situation is typical, the Good Life Bonuses will contribute thousands of dollars towards your financial freedom -- a claim that immediately makes people wonder "Hey Dave, why are you being so generous? What's the catch?"
Well, how much money does it cost us to share wise consumer tips? Almost zero. So please call me compassionate rather than generous, and I promise that what you see will show you that I'm working hard to really help people.
About Founder David R. Snell
Founder David Snell is a well-being advocate, which he considers an upwards evolution from his previous activities as a consumer advocate. David has a long track record of humanitarian endeavors:
(2010 - 2017) President of , and creator of most of its programming, which has been ongoing since 2005.
(2007 - 2017) Founder of SmartConsumerTips.com, and the architect of most of its content.
(2002 - 2005) Creator of the LiveDrive Initiative:LiveDrive is an invention we hope will improve traffic
safety and save thousands of lives every year.
(1998 - 2005) Founded the Internet design company
Ark Royal Software, which operated pro-consumer sites such as 100-free-magazines.com which enabled
consumers to compare magazine prices and receive risk-free trials; and 10Money.com, a site that dispensed financial advice.
(1997-1998) Architect of the Gemini Project, which
proposed to reduce obnoxious spam, telemarketing and junk mail and replace them
with permission-based marketing. This visionary proposal didn't garner sufficient
support, but some of the ideas it describes have started to be implemented.
(1984 - 1997) Experienced computer programmer who
founded Ark Royal Games and designed several computer games including Trivia Quest
in 1984 and Adventurer-Kings,
games that attracted thousands of fans from over a dozen countries.
Other semi-interesting facts about David Snell:
Born in 1961 in Alaska on "Freedom Day", June 19 -- a holiday celebrating the
end of slavery in America
Alaska state junior chess champion, 1978
National Merit Scholar semifinalist, 1979
Attended Oregon State University 1979-1984, majoring in Computer Science
