Corey Rudl Dies at 34

[oilman]

You may not have agreed with all his tactics but our industry just lost a one of our top marketers and a true pioneer.

[nbc4.tv...]

My condolences to his family and friends. He will be missed greatly.

[iblaine]

who else could afford a $440,000 car?

all of our industry's condolences.

[spaceylacie]

I couldn't believe it when I read it this morning. His family has my prayers.

[nuevojefe]

Limitup,

However, many people would argue that riding in a street car (he wasn't even driving) without proper safety equipment at speeds of 150-165 mph is taking unnecessary risks.

They definitely had both harnesses and headgear on. They crashed into a barrier at 100mph+... not much gear can do at that point. It was also a passenger side impact.

[christopher w]

HIs first website was a car website. I forgot the name.

CarPrices.com

[conroy]

You might not agree with his "techniques" but what other techniques bring in over 40 mil online? Not many. He did what works.

Very sad to see, especially for the new wife.

[Matt Mickiewicz]

So sad. I'm just at a loss for words at the moment.

[feeder]

A sad tragedy.

Best wishes to his family and friends.

[1Lit]

This is so so sad. Can't believe it. A true pioneer. He did what worked - and that's what counts in business. For me, the same age as him, has set me seriously thinking about doing all those non-business things I've been holding off while I do my 100 hour weeks on the PC.

[Catfish]

The very first check I ever made on the internet was from Corey for $75 because I put an affiliate banner of his on my site (the first one I ever tried in 1999). I promptly went out and bought food (cause I had none). And that is the honest truth about how I got into this business. My thoughts, prayers and thanks go with you Corey.

[spaceylacie]

That's a touching story. He meant a lot to many people.