Will Google buy CLKZ for $20 a share?

Dear Investor, A decade ago, the 1st internet boom spawned more Millionaires and Billionaires than almost any time in history. As we speak, thousands of start-ups are jockeying for position to be the first to garner astronomical profits from this 2nd boom before the door closes for another 10 or so years. But only one company has the right strategy to ensure early investors profit fast and profit big by grabbing a 25% slice of a booming $50 Billion pie... And that company is Clicker Inc. (CLKZ). With sparse competition in the online classified industry, Clicker has pooled what has made established winners such as Craigslist, eBay and Monster.com into one, easy-to-use and less expensive alternative, dubbed ForWant.com – and the idea has investors chomping at the bit. Their goal of 25% share of the market is easily attainable, and by doing so, could drive shares up from $1 to over $20 within 3 short months – a gain of over 2,000%! But as huge as this gain sounds, there's an even bigger ship on the horizon – Google! Google Has a Proven History of Paying Huge for Internet Companies, Just Look: And Clicker is primed to be gobbled up by the internet titan, as their ForWant.com is a perfect fit to complete Google's online empire. Read all the details in my FREE special report, and you'll agree, Clicker is a "Buy NOW" prospect. Get ready to see why... Yahoo lost its position as #1, opening the door for Google for cyber domination Where CLKZ's ForWant.com got it right – and why they'll dominate Craigslist and the rest of the online industry Bill Gates has shown us why Clicker could be the final piece to complete Google's empire But don't wait - the nature of investment booms is that they close faster as they gain more and more attention. Buy Clicker (CLKZ) today! To Your Future Wealth, Shawn Ambrosino Analyst, M3 Profit Accelerator P.S. After reading my special report, it won't be hard to see why Clicker could be the next company gobbled up by Google. The time to get in is NOW! Don't miss out on a 2nd chance at profiting huge from the internet. Buy Clicker (CLKZ) today! IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: This featured company sponsored advertising issue of M3 Profit Accelerator does not purport to provide an analysis of any company's financial position, operations or prospects and this is not to be construed as a recommendation by M3 Profit Accelerator or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. Clicker, (CLKZ), the company featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising, paid by Masters International to provide public awareness for CLKZ. Masters International has approved and signed off as "approved for public dissemination" all statements made herein regarding Clicker's history, assets, technologies, current as well as prospective business operations and industry information. 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