It's not really worth the liability to play police, like you mentioned.It's also going to be hard to create fine lines of promoting(aka the columbus cartel) and outright scamming(Pace Morby-esque stuff) in my opinion.

This is easy stuff - you don't like the rules of one establishment, stop whining and go somewhere else. 

There's also a book called The Everyday Millionaire, a precursor to Dave Ramsey's study of millionaires, same stuff...no credit card debt, paid off house(s), paid off cars, piles of cash in retirement accounts. 

Not only did that not happen, we paid for a bunch of stuff we definitely didn't need at the time because as soon as we signed up people affiliated with epic started calling with there own amazing deal to make us profitable.

Having to share means working around other big jobs, etc and doing more stuff myself than I would care to do for lack of help.

The next guy with his "first post" will talk about how the program also cured his cancer, regrew his hair, and made him 2 inches taller.

I had a couple of bigger capital expenses - had to replace the refrigerator and an entire queen mattress/box spring set in one of the rooms, and I added a few things - fencing and some landscaping - but everything else was pretty normal stuff. 

Too many people hide their mistakes and only show the good stuff.

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊 stop spamming the same stuff

Further, Buyer beware - some of the stuff will not work and you have to plan accordingly.