MoneyOnComputer

There are many times that I'm tempted to actually subscribe to those money making sites saying that if I pay them these certain amount, i'll get unlimited income. Plus they keep on showing success stories and checks from people who have purchased and tried their system. Anyone here have encountered those? Has anyone tried? How do I know if it's legit or a scam?

It is always best to actually try and find at least one legitimate person that can say that they have made money with the system that you are interested in. If you cannot even find one person that shows you some proof, preferably from a forum somewhere, that they are making money from the program that you are interested in, then it does not sound good. Always do a search in Google - type in the program name and next to it add the word 'scam' - if it is a scam, you will most definitely find people telling you of their bad experiences.

The only thought that I have on these things would be the timing of it. What business would open themselves up to millions, even thousands of people only making money off of them? I think the first 5% probably make that kind of money and the rest, the late ones, end up losing money or not making anywhere near the advertised amounts.

But, I could be wrong.

For the most part they are legit, but they cannot guarantee you any money and that is in the fine print that we usually click over. However, if you carefully research each one of these sites you can find one or two which will help you in making the money they promise you can easily make.

If I have to pay for something, I don't sign up for it.

difrancprod wrote:There are many times that I'm tempted to actually subscribe to those money making sites saying that if I pay them these certain amount, i'll get unlimited income. Plus they keep on showing success stories and checks from people who have purchased and tried their system. Anyone here have encountered those? Has anyone tried? How do I know if it's legit or a scam?

some of they are paying at first but they will run away later with the money members invested in there. It's just a ponzi scheme and many sites do that too. Seems like you're saying about an HYIP site. as far as i jave experienced, i have never recieved any payout from those kind of sites, so beware and don't invest at there.

Usually if I see something that says I have to pay for it that is my cue to exit. I'm not interested in paying for opportunities because I don't believe that it "takes money to make money". Yes for some endeavors it does require a little bit of a financial backing but if you spend all of your time paying out money to things hoping to get this mega return on it then you will lose money in the end and then you're really stuck in a dire situation where you need money.

It's free to do research. A simple google search for some blogs and forums will at least take you in the direction of getting the answers you need. If you can find places where real people are saying they are legitimately making money from something, even if it's not that much, then you might be on to something. People are so caught up in instant promises that they forget to read how some of these things work and if they even make sense.

hm... i think i know what you mean.... since it's not all sites scam. Some will scam later or closed later but they will pay at the first. you can try JSS since they're paying right now but i think you can only invest in it at least 2 more years and it will scams after that. HYIP mostly runs ponzi scheme. Just think about it... how can they earn money to pay the members? By using the invested money to buy some lands? To use the invested money for gambling? Or for forex? Nah i don't think so. I think they're using the invested money from other members to pay the other members. Ponzi scheme. Feel free to invest since they're paying right now but prepare yourself if they suddenly scam. Don't blame me for not warning you right now.

The information which you've provided is really useful! Thanks! I wonder if it is possible to reconcile some parts of these strategies or they work only separately?

I understand what you are saying. They are very tempting, especially when you don't make a lot online. If you want to see if the program is legit, do a google search on it. If anybody has had any problems, it will be there. I do that a lot and it has saved me thousands in possible lost money.

classy_ally wrote:I understand what you are saying. They are very tempting, especially when you don't make a lot online. If you want to see if the program is legit, do a google search on it. If anybody has had any problems, it will be there. I do that a lot and it has saved me thousands in possible lost money.

I agreed on this.You can search with xyz review(xyz=the site name).
Generally,I found most of the site who says to pay in certain time like weekends,end of the month,etc are scams.I mean usually but not all time.

I think it depends on which program it is. If they are promising instant riches...walk away! If they are providing legitimate sources of income and are letting you know there is work involved, chances are it is a good program. I paid around $25 for information regarding Real Writing Jobs and do not regret it. I have an up-to-date source of job postings and I don't have to search the internet; all I do is log into my account and click on the appropriate link. I have seen ads for programs promising hundreds or thousands per week...those I stay away from.

I don't know how you are going to get unlimited income by just giving them money. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is and most of the time I ignore this kind of scheme--legit or not.

I have been trying paid to place and so far it seems legit. There is alot of information to absorb and you have to put in the work. I just started so I have a long way to go I will let yall know how my first pay day goes.

difrancprod wrote:There are many times that I'm tempted to actually subscribe to those money making sites saying that if I pay them these certain amount, i'll get unlimited income. Plus they keep on showing success stories and checks from people who have purchased and tried their system. Anyone here have encountered those? Has anyone tried? How do I know if it's legit or a scam?

If this is the promise, it is a scam. If someone had a real offer like that, it would be on the news! The best way for you to look into these situations is to do as you have already done, ask about it in the MOC forums. There are no dummies here

If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is!

I genuinely think there is a fortune to be made online, but I believe that hard work, dedication and innovation are the only 'secrets' to doing it. Taking setbacks on the chin and jumping back in the ring are the only shortcuts I can think of.

There are lots of scams out there, but I think just being a realist, giving realistic opportunities ago and coming on to forums like this and chatting with other users is the best way to find out what works and is the best way to make a profit at the end of the day.

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difrancprod wrote:There are many times that I'm tempted to actually subscribe to those money making sites saying that if I pay them these certain amount, i'll get unlimited income. Plus they keep on showing success stories and checks from people who have purchased and tried their system. Anyone here have encountered those? Has anyone tried? How do I know if it's legit or a scam?

If this is the promise, it is a scam. If someone had a real offer like that, it would be on the news! The best way for you to look into these situations is to do as you have already done, ask about it in the MOC forums. There are no dummies here

I promise to be the first to put up a pic of my R8 when one of these actually pays off

Haha unlimited income nearly gets me everytime! More of them should offer a nice new car, sounds like a sweet deal hey lol

dipped in gold and diamond studded!

genieswish wrote:dipped in gold and diamond studded!

Well, if this is part of the offer you should definitely go for it!

I see no way that this could go wrong!

I'm pretty sure scam offers of unlimited income or similar have been going around since the dawn of man. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a caveman somewhere giving up his wood supply in return for a limitless amount of sabretooth burgers.

I genuinely believe these things will be around forever and the sad thing is that they will exist because there is an audience there for them.

i'd love to start my own pyramid scheme..i just need to think of a really good rubbish product, and the brains to work out how it all works LOL

genieswish wrote:i'd love to start my own pyramid scheme..i just need to think of a really good rubbish product, and the brains to work out how it all works LOL

It seems the rubbish products are the ones that get the most attention, doesn't it? The only downfall is if it really is a scheme and no one earns any money, your name becomes MUD. For anyone wishing to make a name for themselves in the online business world, wouldn't a good name be better than a bad name?

I don't think you should subscribe to the website and pay a fee, unless you can find some people that can tell and show you that they make money off of it. I've paid for sites like the one you are talking about, and haven't had great experiences. But if in the end you are truly confident that the website that you are looking into, will make you money, then by all means, sign up!

difrancprod wrote:There are many times that I'm tempted to actually subscribe to those money making sites saying that if I pay them these certain amount, i'll get unlimited income. Plus they keep on showing success stories and checks from people who have purchased and tried their system. Anyone here have encountered those? Has anyone tried? How do I know if it's legit or a scam?

I have that rule saying that if I have to pay to earn money then it's not for me. That;s the better way I have find to avoid scam;) . In general if it's easy, it's probably not working. There is no easy and fast way to make money, it takes time and efforts. Even online. I don't think there are much exceptons to that rule

If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is. Those offers that are get rich quick schemes are usually scams to get your money. I agree with another poster to ask in forums. The best forums are work at home forums where people will be honest with you.