You as often been duped? I know it may seem an odd question but there is a reason for it. I asked how many times you have cheated because, judging by online advertising around over the past few months, admit to getting cheated several times is the latest Internet marketing trends. Sites that all these people "Was duped" talk are in work at home business opportunities, home. These sites "Was duped" are multiplying and latest who claim between 95% and 99% of work at home opportunities are scams.
Work at home, home business opportunity scams exist (I even wrote articles about them earlier), but an estimated 95-99% being blows sounds too high to be genuine.I decided to take a look at some of the sites of "not having deceived-work at home business opportunities, home are scams".(Please do not get the idea that I'll pass me off as a "researcher" or "" investigator, which was done just for curiosity.)
There are some good sites anti-scam that give warnings about types of work at home scams, how to identify them and where to get help if you get scammed.The new style "not have mistaken" websites are different. in fact, they do not offer any help or advice on how to detect and prevent fraud. just send creepy warnings about the number of jobs at home, home business opportunity scams, tell us that they were cheated countless times and advise us to join his latest get rich quick program.
Can someone explain why any sensible person would join a get rich quick programming, recommended by someone so gullible must get completely charred before that realise fire is hot?
Looking at these "not have mistaken" sites was a sad experience. an Ant-scammer says: "I have tried almost everything to try to earn money and to be honest with you, I don't have the brains to get very far". It then proceeds to urge them to buy into their current program get rich quick. You have to admire the guy for admission is short in the brain, but it is enough to make you want to associate their get rich quick scheme? Makes me want to reach for my credit cards – and hide them!
Another "not have mistaken" website owner admits he was tricked 37 times in 3 months, when he joined 37 get rich quick programs. then it suggests that you join your choice of get rich quick schemes.Three months? Soon enough to establish a home business, let alone become successful with it. it does not explain whether he joined all 37 get rich quick scams on the first day and tried to run them all (obviously impossible) or if he tested them one at a time. If he took the last stroke, the average time for each get rich quick scheme would be 2 ½ days (not long enough to give any program a fair trial).
Yet another browser "does not have mistaken" says that he knows that every online paid search are scams because his sister joined once and had not made a profit after trying for a month.Then he tells him to participate in their money making programs selected. a person, an undertaking, in a month: hardly a scientific test conditions to a research project.
Another site "does not have mistaken" says: "went out and paid real money for the opportunities of the Internet that we thought showed promise. in most cases, we were wrong."Then enumerates recommendations for several jobs at home/money making programs."Most of the time we were wrong"-you trust your judgment and join programs they recommend? me not!
A real victim of a scam is in a position to give a detailed notice about the particular scam. However, these people just say "I was wrong," they don't name the scam programs or explain how they work fraud. your message comes across as "I'm so stupid that I was mistaken many times but still trying to make money with get rich quick schemes, you should join my latest one".
Remember: fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me 37 times ...?
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