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has anyone read this??very interesting read...............


IALS is an extremely rare opportunity to make super-normal trading profits and since the start of October traders have been biting off chunks of its gain potential consistently. More than 75% has been added to lower valuations and the bounce opportunity is fully formed with very strong support.

Well, there are several reasons but the one I want you to consider is the company’s 12-month high, a figure which is just out of this world.

In the last 12 months IALS has traded as high as $12.90 – yes, blue chip price. To say that right now IALS is undervalued would be like saying Shaquille O’Neil is “tall.” Shaq as we know, is not just tall – the guy is freaking monstrous.

That is an apt description for IALS because the gain potential right now is a Titanic-sized 61,328%.

That is gain potential you are unlikely to see for the rest of 2013, or maybe even 2014. That is gain potential you’d be mad to overlook.

Make sure your wallet has got lots of room for this one because when IALS delivers, it’s going to be off the charts.


Investor Highlights

IALS isn’t messing around with its gain potential folks and since October 4 traders have helped the company rally more than 75%.

IALS is trading on a moderate uptrend but recent trading suggests that things might be picking up towards more substantial gains in market valuation. Volume for instance has been huge with recent trading witnessing 815,000 shares changing hands, indicating something big is afoot.
IALS has a very sturdy technical setup. RSI is a robust 41, indicating that there’s lots of room to support upward pressure and the delivery of profits.
IALS has been in a basing formation for the last couple of weeks and recent breakout volume again indicates a potential spike north.

IALS’ intended acquisition of Tech 7 Systems, Inc. (Tech 7), a leader in the leisure travel technology field is set to add an immediate $7 million a year revenue stream to the company’s coffers.






IALS is now officially in the technology consulting space courtesy of its newly inked agreement with Advanced Global Ventures, Inc. (AGV) of Cincinnati, Ohio. This is yet another boost to the company’s growth potential.

Global travel is tipped to breach the $1 trillion mark this year and IALS’ strategic partnership with entities like Stansted Airport in the UK is solid evidence of the technology’s importance.





IALS is moving full steam ahead with its ambitious expansion plans. The company has announced that it is now ready to start the acquisition process for Travel Time Technologies, Inc. (TTT) a leader in the private label travel technology field.







About IALS



IALS Interactive Leisure Systems, Inc. operates as a technology company that focuses on the travel industry.





IALS focuses on acquiring an enterprise software platform for marketing, sale, and management of travel products.





IALS is developiong an enterprise software platform for the marketing, sale and management of travel products and to use this platform to operate three distinct businesses. By using one platform to in effect operate three distinct businesses IALS will be able to maximize its investment in a technology platform and minimize the risk that a downturn in any one of its business areas will significantly affect the company’s overall earnings.







China’s Middle Class to Add Momuntum to Global Travel





The value of the global travel industry is forecast to reach $1 trillion, accounting for 1 billion 'arrivals'. The market will be supported by a growing middle class in emerging markets such as China.





Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip.





The global travel industry again proved its resilience and ability to overcome crises this year. Despite many different negative factors, the travel and tourism industry was expected to reach a new all-time high in 2013. Outbound (international) trips increased by 4% in 2012, which is only slightly lower than 2011's 5% growth figure. This is an impressive result.





The outlook for 2014 is quite respectable, too, even though there is significant uncertainty about the global economy. World outbound travel is expected to grow in the 2-3% range, which would be very solid growth in the present circumstances and would again demonstrate the sector's proven stability and long-term growth record. The main drivers are likely to be Asia and other emerging markets, but Europe is also expected to show low positive growth in 2013.





Global travel was hit by a diverse mix of bad news and events in 2012, including severe weather around the world, political conflicts, the depressed global economy and soaring energy prices. But emerging markets continued to provide good news with rising salaries and upward mobility combining to generate growing tourism demand, he stressed.





Overall, international trips showed 4% growth through 2012, but overnight stays only increased 2%, reflecting the continuing trend to shorter trips. In contrast, global travel spending grew healthily by 7% to €875 billion, resulting in a 3% increase in spending per trip and a 5% rise in average spending per night (due to shorter average trips). Asians, South Americans and North Americans spend the most per trip, partly due to higher flight costs, while European spending is lower on average.





The USA remains the world's top destination for international travel with 56 million visitors, ahead of Spain (51m) and Germany (48m). The other top 10 destinations in 2012 were France, Italy, China, the UK, Austria, Mexico and Turkey.





The internet has now clearly established itself as the main place to buy travel with 54% of bookings, well ahead of travel agencies which have slipped to 24%. Interestingly, this is a global trend with Asians and South Americans now catching up with North Americans and Europeans in terms of booking via the web.





Asia Pacific again proved to be a reliable motor for world travel with a 7% rise to a new all-time high. One key factor was a very strong comeback by Japan, which registered a 13% increase in international trips after a 7% decline in 2011 due to the impact of the March earthquake disaster on travel demand. China and smaller Asian markets also grew strongly last year.





The continuing upward trend in the global travel industry is due mainly to an economic boom in the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and in other developing countries. Significant income growth in countries such as Russia and India and the emergence of a new middle class in almost every BRIC country has sparked a desire to travel which prevails in times of crisis.







Recent Developments



InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. Announces Agreement to Acquire a Family of Seven Domain Names



LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - Sep 5, 2013) - InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. (OTC Pink: IALS) ("IALS") is pleased to announce that the company has entered into an agreement to acquire a suite of domain names for use in its affinity group, leisure travel business.



IALS plans to use the "Select Escapes" family of domains in its leisure travel business, one of the three foundations on which the company is based; the other two being travel technology and turnkey tour operations.



Richard Dickieson, CEO of InterActive Leisure stated, "The "Select Escapes" family of domain names is ideal for our upscale travel products for affinity groups such as associations, employee travel programs and membership organizations. We are pleased to be able to acquire such a recognizable brand.



IALS’ acquisition of those domains couldn’t have come at a better time because the growth in mobile bookings have become huge stateside. Smartphones and tablets are on track to capture nearly one in five online travel dollars by 2014. According to a new report, PhoCusWright's U.S. Mobile Travel Report: Market Sizing and Consumer Trends, U.S. mobile leisure/unmanaged business travel bookings will more than triple from 2012 to 2014, when mobile bookings will reach US$25.8 billion.



While using a mobile phone to purchase travel products is not yet mainstream, the share of travelers who have done so is growing. In 2012, three in ten mobile web users booked/purchased travel products such as hotel rooms or flights via their mobile phone, up from 26% in 2011.



By comparison, more than eight in ten mobile web users viewed maps/directions via a mobile phone, while over half researched travel destinations or products.





I hope you see now why I like IALS. The company has amazing upside potential and with such a huge pool of profits up for grabs, I urge you to begin your research right away.





Even 10% of IALS’ incredible 61,328% spread is good news for your wallet so don’t delay with this one.





To learn more about IALS visit their website: http://interactiveleisuresystems.com/








As always, reach out to me quickly with any questions.








Warm Regards,

Alexander Reeves

[e-mail]











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Investing in securities is highly speculative and carries a great deal of risk. You may lose your entire investment. If you cannot afford to lose your entire investment do NOT invest in securities. Frequently, companies profiled in our alerts may experience a large increase in volume and share price during the course of investor relations marketing, which may end as soon as the investor relations marketing ceases. The investor relations marketing may be as brief as one day, after which a large decrease in volume and share price is likely to occur.

We will never own or beneficially own any securities of any company mentioned in this email. We are advertisers, not investors or traders.













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My new pick IALS is flying! Time to check this one out if you haven't already!




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PENNY PICKS
To Me



Nov 4 at 10:40 AM




































IALS is flying and you gotta see this one!









Good Morning Traders!





What a wacky start to a trading day. Several of our favorite trading platforms are showing either delayed or completely inaccurate info for IALS. That's not going to stop us from hopping on the profit train for IALS. Currently, IALS is up 29% and I believe this could bust upwards and provide gains of at least 50% or more.









It's time to grab yourself by the suspenders and begin to do your research on this true beauty if you have not already. Level 2 is showing beautiful potential for this stock and I'd hate for anyone to miss an extra 30% rip upwards from IALS.









If you have not read my initial report here it is. Read below!!!







How would you like a shot at making some money from an often overlooked industry worth more than $1.4 trillion dollars?





Better still; how would you like a shot at grabbing a piece of 61,328% worth of profits?





Personally, I like option two, and once you get a load of IALS, I am almost certain you are going to like it too.





IALS is an extremely rare opportunity to make super-normal trading profits and since the start of October traders have been biting off chunks of its gain potential consistently. More than 75% has been added to lower valuations and the bounce opportunity is fully formed with very strong support.





Why are traders fishing around IALS?





Well, there are several reasons but the one I want you to consider is the company’s 12-month high, a figure which is just out of this world.





In the last 12 months IALS has traded as high as $12.90 – yes, blue chip price. To say that right now IALS is undervalued would be like saying Shaquille O’Neil is “tall.” Shaq as we know, is not just tall – the guy is freaking monstrous.

That is an apt description for IALS because the gain potential right now is a Titanic-sized 61,328%.





That is gain potential you are unlikely to see for the rest of 2013, or maybe even 2014. That is gain potential you’d be mad to overlook.





Make sure your wallet has got lots of room for this one because when IALS delivers, it’s going to be off the charts.







Investor Highlights





IALS isn’t messing around with its gain potential folks and since October 4 traders have helped the company rally more than 75%.





IALS is trading on a moderate uptrend but recent trading suggests that things might be picking up towards more substantial gains in market valuation. Volume for instance has been huge with recent trading witnessing 815,000 shares changing hands, indicating something big is afoot.





IALS has a very sturdy technical setup. RSI is a robust 41, indicating that there’s lots of room to support upward pressure and the delivery of profits.





IALS has been in a basing formation for the last couple of weeks and recent breakout volume again indicates a potential spike north.





IALS’ intended acquisition of Tech 7 Systems, Inc. (Tech 7), a leader in the leisure travel technology field is set to add an immediate $7 million a year revenue stream to the company’s coffers.







IALS is now officially in the technology consulting space courtesy of its newly inked agreement with Advanced Global Ventures, Inc. (AGV) of Cincinnati, Ohio. This is yet another boost to the company’s growth potential.

Global travel is tipped to breach the $1 trillion mark this year and IALS’ strategic partnership with entities like Stansted Airport in the UK is solid evidence of the technology’s importance.





IALS is moving full steam ahead with its ambitious expansion plans. The company has announced that it is now ready to start the acquisition process for Travel Time Technologies, Inc. (TTT) a leader in the private label travel technology field.







About IALS



IALS Interactive Leisure Systems, Inc. operates as a technology company that focuses on the travel industry.





IALS focuses on acquiring an enterprise software platform for marketing, sale, and management of travel products.





IALS is developiong an enterprise software platform for the marketing, sale and management of travel products and to use this platform to operate three distinct businesses. By using one platform to in effect operate three distinct businesses IALS will be able to maximize its investment in a technology platform and minimize the risk that a downturn in any one of its business areas will significantly affect the company’s overall earnings.







China’s Middle Class to Add Momuntum to Global Travel





The value of the global travel industry is forecast to reach $1 trillion, accounting for 1 billion 'arrivals'. The market will be supported by a growing middle class in emerging markets such as China.





Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip.





The global travel industry again proved its resilience and ability to overcome crises this year. Despite many different negative factors, the travel and tourism industry was expected to reach a new all-time high in 2013. Outbound (international) trips increased by 4% in 2012, which is only slightly lower than 2011's 5% growth figure. This is an impressive result.





The outlook for 2014 is quite respectable, too, even though there is significant uncertainty about the global economy. World outbound travel is expected to grow in the 2-3% range, which would be very solid growth in the present circumstances and would again demonstrate the sector's proven stability and long-term growth record. The main drivers are likely to be Asia and other emerging markets, but Europe is also expected to show low positive growth in 2013.





Global travel was hit by a diverse mix of bad news and events in 2012, including severe weather around the world, political conflicts, the depressed global economy and soaring energy prices. But emerging markets continued to provide good news with rising salaries and upward mobility combining to generate growing tourism demand, he stressed.





Overall, international trips showed 4% growth through 2012, but overnight stays only increased 2%, reflecting the continuing trend to shorter trips. In contrast, global travel spending grew healthily by 7% to €875 billion, resulting in a 3% increase in spending per trip and a 5% rise in average spending per night (due to shorter average trips). Asians, South Americans and North Americans spend the most per trip, partly due to higher flight costs, while European spending is lower on average.





The USA remains the world's top destination for international travel with 56 million visitors, ahead of Spain (51m) and Germany (48m). The other top 10 destinations in 2012 were France, Italy, China, the UK, Austria, Mexico and Turkey.





The internet has now clearly established itself as the main place to buy travel with 54% of bookings, well ahead of travel agencies which have slipped to 24%. Interestingly, this is a global trend with Asians and South Americans now catching up with North Americans and Europeans in terms of booking via the web.





Asia Pacific again proved to be a reliable motor for world travel with a 7% rise to a new all-time high. One key factor was a very strong comeback by Japan, which registered a 13% increase in international trips after a 7% decline in 2011 due to the impact of the March earthquake disaster on travel demand. China and smaller Asian markets also grew strongly last year.





The continuing upward trend in the global travel industry is due mainly to an economic boom in the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and in other developing countries. Significant income growth in countries such as Russia and India and the emergence of a new middle class in almost every BRIC country has sparked a desire to travel which prevails in times of crisis.







Recent Developments



InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. Announces Agreement to Acquire a Family of Seven Domain Names



LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - Sep 5, 2013) - InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. (OTC Pink: IALS) ("IALS") is pleased to announce that the company has entered into an agreement to acquire a suite of domain names for use in its affinity group, leisure travel business.



IALS plans to use the "Select Escapes" family of domains in its leisure travel business, one of the three foundations on which the company is based; the other two being travel technology and turnkey tour operations.



Richard Dickieson, CEO of InterActive Leisure stated, "The "Select Escapes" family of domain names is ideal for our upscale travel products for affinity groups such as associations, employee travel programs and membership organizations. We are pleased to be able to acquire such a recognizable brand.



IALS’ acquisition of those domains couldn’t have come at a better time because the growth in mobile bookings have become huge stateside. Smartphones and tablets are on track to capture nearly one in five online travel dollars by 2014. According to a new report, PhoCusWright's U.S. Mobile Travel Report: Market Sizing and Consumer Trends, U.S. mobile leisure/unmanaged business travel bookings will more than triple from 2012 to 2014, when mobile bookings will reach US$25.8 billion.



While using a mobile phone to purchase travel products is not yet mainstream, the share of travelers who have done so is growing. In 2012, three in ten mobile web users booked/purchased travel products such as hotel rooms or flights via their mobile phone, up from 26% in 2011.



By comparison, more than eight in ten mobile web users viewed maps/directions via a mobile phone, while over half researched travel destinations or products.





I hope you see now why I like IALS. The company has amazing upside potential and with such a huge pool of profits up for grabs, I urge you to begin your research right away.





Even 10% of IALS’ incredible 61,328% spread is good news for your wallet so don’t delay with this one.





To learn more about IALS visit their website: http://interactiveleisuresystems.com/








As always, reach out to me quickly with any questions.








Warm Regards,

Alexander Reeves

[e-mail]











IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER:

The content of this e-mail is often paid advertising not a recommendation nor an offer to buy or sell securities. We are an information and marketing firm not a financial analyst, investment advisor or broker/dealer. We are in the business of marketing and advertising companies to generate exposure of them by sending alerts to our subscribers for monetary compensation and have been compensated thirty thousand for the dissemination of this report. Always do your own research and consult with a licensed investment professional before investing. This communication is never to be used as the basis of making investment decisions, and is for entertainment purposes only.

Investing in securities is highly speculative and carries a great deal of risk. You may lose your entire investment. If you cannot afford to lose your entire investment do NOT invest in securities. Frequently, companies profiled in our alerts may experience a large increase in volume and share price during the course of investor relations marketing, which may end as soon as the investor relations marketing ceases. The investor relations marketing may be as brief as one day, after which a large decrease in volume and share price is likely to occur.

We will never own or beneficially own any securities of any company mentioned in this email. We are advertisers, not investors or traders.













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My new pick IALS is flying! Time to check this one out if you haven't already!




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PENNY PICKS
To Me



Nov 4 at 10:40 AM




































IALS is flying and you gotta see this one!









Good Morning Traders!





What a wacky start to a trading day. Several of our favorite trading platforms are showing either delayed or completely inaccurate info for IALS. That's not going to stop us from hopping on the profit train for IALS. Currently, IALS is up 29% and I believe this could bust upwards and provide gains of at least 50% or more.









It's time to grab yourself by the suspenders and begin to do your research on this true beauty if you have not already. Level 2 is showing beautiful potential for this stock and I'd hate for anyone to miss an extra 30% rip upwards from IALS.









If you have not read my initial report here it is. Read below!!!







How would you like a shot at making some money from an often overlooked industry worth more than $1.4 trillion dollars?





Better still; how would you like a shot at grabbing a piece of 61,328% worth of profits?





Personally, I like option two, and once you get a load of IALS, I am almost certain you are going to like it too.





IALS is an extremely rare opportunity to make super-normal trading profits and since the start of October traders have been biting off chunks of its gain potential consistently. More than 75% has been added to lower valuations and the bounce opportunity is fully formed with very strong support.





Why are traders fishing around IALS?





Well, there are several reasons but the one I want you to consider is the company’s 12-month high, a figure which is just out of this world.





In the last 12 months IALS has traded as high as $12.90 – yes, blue chip price. To say that right now IALS is undervalued would be like saying Shaquille O’Neil is “tall.” Shaq as we know, is not just tall – the guy is freaking monstrous.

That is an apt description for IALS because the gain potential right now is a Titanic-sized 61,328%.





That is gain potential you are unlikely to see for the rest of 2013, or maybe even 2014. That is gain potential you’d be mad to overlook.





Make sure your wallet has got lots of room for this one because when IALS delivers, it’s going to be off the charts.







Investor Highlights





IALS isn’t messing around with its gain potential folks and since October 4 traders have helped the company rally more than 75%.





IALS is trading on a moderate uptrend but recent trading suggests that things might be picking up towards more substantial gains in market valuation. Volume for instance has been huge with recent trading witnessing 815,000 shares changing hands, indicating something big is afoot.





IALS has a very sturdy technical setup. RSI is a robust 41, indicating that there’s lots of room to support upward pressure and the delivery of profits.





IALS has been in a basing formation for the last couple of weeks and recent breakout volume again indicates a potential spike north.





IALS’ intended acquisition of Tech 7 Systems, Inc. (Tech 7), a leader in the leisure travel technology field is set to add an immediate $7 million a year revenue stream to the company’s coffers.







IALS is now officially in the technology consulting space courtesy of its newly inked agreement with Advanced Global Ventures, Inc. (AGV) of Cincinnati, Ohio. This is yet another boost to the company’s growth potential.

Global travel is tipped to breach the $1 trillion mark this year and IALS’ strategic partnership with entities like Stansted Airport in the UK is solid evidence of the technology’s importance.





IALS is moving full steam ahead with its ambitious expansion plans. The company has announced that it is now ready to start the acquisition process for Travel Time Technologies, Inc. (TTT) a leader in the private label travel technology field.







About IALS



IALS Interactive Leisure Systems, Inc. operates as a technology company that focuses on the travel industry.





IALS focuses on acquiring an enterprise software platform for marketing, sale, and management of travel products.





IALS is developiong an enterprise software platform for the marketing, sale and management of travel products and to use this platform to operate three distinct businesses. By using one platform to in effect operate three distinct businesses IALS will be able to maximize its investment in a technology platform and minimize the risk that a downturn in any one of its business areas will significantly affect the company’s overall earnings.







China’s Middle Class to Add Momuntum to Global Travel





The value of the global travel industry is forecast to reach $1 trillion, accounting for 1 billion 'arrivals'. The market will be supported by a growing middle class in emerging markets such as China.





Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip.





The global travel industry again proved its resilience and ability to overcome crises this year. Despite many different negative factors, the travel and tourism industry was expected to reach a new all-time high in 2013. Outbound (international) trips increased by 4% in 2012, which is only slightly lower than 2011's 5% growth figure. This is an impressive result.





The outlook for 2014 is quite respectable, too, even though there is significant uncertainty about the global economy. World outbound travel is expected to grow in the 2-3% range, which would be very solid growth in the present circumstances and would again demonstrate the sector's proven stability and long-term growth record. The main drivers are likely to be Asia and other emerging markets, but Europe is also expected to show low positive growth in 2013.





Global travel was hit by a diverse mix of bad news and events in 2012, including severe weather around the world, political conflicts, the depressed global economy and soaring energy prices. But emerging markets continued to provide good news with rising salaries and upward mobility combining to generate growing tourism demand, he stressed.





Overall, international trips showed 4% growth through 2012, but overnight stays only increased 2%, reflecting the continuing trend to shorter trips. In contrast, global travel spending grew healthily by 7% to €875 billion, resulting in a 3% increase in spending per trip and a 5% rise in average spending per night (due to shorter average trips). Asians, South Americans and North Americans spend the most per trip, partly due to higher flight costs, while European spending is lower on average.





The USA remains the world's top destination for international travel with 56 million visitors, ahead of Spain (51m) and Germany (48m). The other top 10 destinations in 2012 were France, Italy, China, the UK, Austria, Mexico and Turkey.





The internet has now clearly established itself as the main place to buy travel with 54% of bookings, well ahead of travel agencies which have slipped to 24%. Interestingly, this is a global trend with Asians and South Americans now catching up with North Americans and Europeans in terms of booking via the web.





Asia Pacific again proved to be a reliable motor for world travel with a 7% rise to a new all-time high. One key factor was a very strong comeback by Japan, which registered a 13% increase in international trips after a 7% decline in 2011 due to the impact of the March earthquake disaster on travel demand. China and smaller Asian markets also grew strongly last year.





The continuing upward trend in the global travel industry is due mainly to an economic boom in the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and in other developing countries. Significant income growth in countries such as Russia and India and the emergence of a new middle class in almost every BRIC country has sparked a desire to travel which prevails in times of crisis.







Recent Developments



InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. Announces Agreement to Acquire a Family of Seven Domain Names



LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - Sep 5, 2013) - InterActive Leisure Systems Inc. (OTC Pink: IALS) ("IALS") is pleased to announce that the company has entered into an agreement to acquire a suite of domain names for use in its affinity group, leisure travel business.



IALS plans to use the "Select Escapes" family of domains in its leisure travel business, one of the three foundations on which the company is based; the other two being travel technology and turnkey tour operations.



Richard Dickieson, CEO of InterActive Leisure stated, "The "Select Escapes" family of domain names is ideal for our upscale travel products for affinity groups such as associations, employee travel programs and membership organizations. We are pleased to be able to acquire such a recognizable brand.



IALS’ acquisition of those domains couldn’t have come at a better time because the growth in mobile bookings have become huge stateside. Smartphones and tablets are on track to capture nearly one in five online travel dollars by 2014. According to a new report, PhoCusWright's U.S. Mobile Travel Report: Market Sizing and Consumer Trends, U.S. mobile leisure/unmanaged business travel bookings will more than triple from 2012 to 2014, when mobile bookings will reach US$25.8 billion.



While using a mobile phone to purchase travel products is not yet mainstream, the share of travelers who have done so is growing. In 2012, three in ten mobile web users booked/purchased travel products such as hotel rooms or flights via their mobile phone, up from 26% in 2011.



By comparison, more than eight in ten mobile web users viewed maps/directions via a mobile phone, while over half researched travel destinations or products.





I hope you see now why I like IALS. The company has amazing upside potential and with such a huge pool of profits up for grabs, I urge you to begin your research right away.





Even 10% of IALS’ incredible 61,328% spread is good news for your wallet so don’t delay with this one.





To learn more about IALS visit their website: http://interactiveleisuresystems.com/








As always, reach out to me quickly with any questions.








Warm Regards,

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