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9 Signs Of A Non-legitimate Online Money Making Program

Many of us want to make money online. But, unfortunately many people get scammed and lose money instead of making it. I have been in the online money making filed for about 7 years now, and in my experience i have found some things that are common amongst online money making scammers. I hope this will help you avoid scams. Remember, these are just from my own personal experience, they are not facts. But i am sure they will come in handy when trying to avoid scammers. Big Payout This is the biggest sign that should raise your red flag. I mean if a site is promising you $5 for a click on a link, or a program promising you make thousands of dollars in a week or while you sleep, of course its a scam. If it was the case why aren't they doing it themselves, instead of trying to make money selling you this information?.. No Reliable Contact Information If you can't find any information as to how and who to contact or who is responsible for the site, turn around and don't look back. An established business always have its contact info up to date and easy to find, because they are not afraid of people knowing who they are and/or authorities coming after them. Are They Responding Before signing up, contact the site/company and ask a question or two. Usually scammers don't even bother to answer or respond to any email. Even if they do, it takes them a very long time to respond. Ask yourself if they take that long to respond to a question, how long is going take them to pay you (if they are going to pay you at all)? Too Flashy Scam sites for some reason tend to use a lot of flashy signs and big bold text (i know i make many internet marketers angry by saying this since they all have those flashy sites, but i believe if you have real information that will help someone make money or what have you, you don't need to pull people in with over sized and colorful text. If there is big and colorful text about the amount of money you will make, rather than detailed explanation about how you will make that money, there is a good chance its a scam. Legitimate companies usually use a simple but elegant design for their site. Fake Testimonial Most businesses use testimonial which is a good way to promote. But, if you pay close attention, you can easily spot the fake ones. For example, a testimonial about a product that helps you make more money with your site says "...with the help of the x program i have made that much money on my site. Regards, X Y xy.com ...". If you check the mentioned site, 9 out of 10 times, either it doesn't exist or if it does, no body by that name is responsible or have anything to do with the site. Although many scammers try to have everything in place, most scam artistes (if you can call them artists) don't even take the time to at least make sure the testimonial information is right. Too Easy If its telling you "Make $2000 A Week, No experience Required, No Work Involved", ask your self, what kind of job you can make that much money without any experience or putting any time and effort into it? While there are legitimate ways to make that much money in short amount of time, most of them require some experience and hard work, unless you have millions of dollars to put in bank and make money with its interest. Ignore Those Emails If you receive an email from someone you don't know and its start with "dear friend" or something like that, and starts telling you how he/she knows this is the perfect opportunity for you to make money.... Do i need to say anything about this?.. Most people always look for ways to make more money, but i mean how could a stranger know you are looking for a way to make more money at this time, and how would he even know you? Sometimes email comes from Nigeria and other places as well. Paying A Fee And Keeping It A Secret What legitimate company that you have worked for before, required you to pay a fee in order for them to give you more detailed information on how to make money? And why would they be afraid if you told someone about this transaction?... Your Gut Instinct The best way to recognize an online money making scam is your 'gut instinct'. 99% of the time, what your instinct tells you is the truth. Most of us tend to ignore our instinct, but i have found in my experience that most of the time, my initial instinct was right. There are many ways to make money online, and many great programs and methods, but always make sure you find out about ins and outs of it, before you get into it, after all you want to make money, not lose money. I hope the points made in this article will help you avoid online money making scams.