GDI - Global Domains International - Real Or Scam?

There is a US based business that has been floating around the internet since about 1999 that people are touting as one of the best income producing opportunities available to almost everyone around the entire globe. And with some of the claims that are being made, it's no wonder many people think it's a scam.

For example, there is Tim Sebert who joined GDI in 2005 who now claims to be making over $15,000.00 a month in residual income from GDI. And there are other claims from people that say all you have to do to get rich with GDI is show a short animated movie to people that GDI says cost them over $200,000.00 to produce.

And to top it off, they claim that you can get started for free and use the entire system for seven days at zero cost. Then if you decide to stay it's only $10.00 a month?? Yeah, no wonder some people think it's a scam.

But guess what? In 2002 GDI was listed in Inc500 magazine as the 37th fastest growing private company in the USA and the 5th fastest in the state of California.

GDI's main products are domain names and website hosting and they have millions of customers worldwide.

People from all walks of life are creating websites, both for business use and personal use. Even governments and movie stars are using GDI's hosting service. To see a list of .ws websites go to Google and type in the search term 'inrul:.ws' and you will get millions of results that you can look at.

So,calling GDI a scam would be like calling Walmart a scam. It's just plain silly. GDI is a real business and they offer a real business opportunity to anyone wanting to earn an income from home in over 180 countries around the world.

To learn more about this so called GDI Scam and how you can get signed up with your own domain name and hosting account, visit http://www.gdi-scam.com