Don't give up your day job. And welcome to RS.
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If I could do that I would.
I started looking to make money online after failing to find a new job nearly 6 months after losing my old one. Currently ,this is my day job.It is not paying very well(minimum wage seems like a dream job at some point) but I am making money and my income is steadily increasing , even if it is a tad marginal.My only comfort is I'm pretty sure all the money I made so far is legal and I no longer need to go out and interact with people face to face(I have some misanthropic "issues",okay) unless I absolutely have to.
Welcome to RS. Perhaps if you have doubts about what you are doing to make that tad marginal income, you should search out your "job" here in RS and see if it has been discussed. If you are willing to post it here to see what others think about it or know about it, you might feel more comfortable. Just a thought.
He could find a legitimate affiliate program by negotiating with local traders or manafacturers of great products in his own country. He could sign up as an affiliate for two products, which I strongly recommend. Milliput or UK Geological Equipment. UKGE
UKGE does beautiful museum quality cards which are ideal for fossil freaks in all countries.
That was one one of the first things I did when I came here.Topics that do mention them absolutely have nothing to do with them in the first place,usually in a single line in 10-20 pages thread.That could either mean they're honest(not the same thing as legit),unheard of here (highly unlikely considering how long they've been in business) or simply not your "favourite enemies".Quote:
Perhaps if you have doubts about what you are doing to make that tad marginal income, you should search out your "job" here in RS and see if it has been discussed
I'm not sure if they do bushiness in my country (I'm Malaysian ,btw) .Furthermore I'm not good with marketing,I would go so far to say that I'm a horrid seller(based on personal accounts).As for affiliate marketing and MLM,I'm embarrassed to say that I don't get them.Quote:
He could find a legitimate affiliate program by negotiating with local traders or manafacturers of great products in his own country. He could sign up as an affiliate for two products, which I strongly recommend. Milliput or UK Geological Equipment. UKGE
My "job" mostly involves PTCs and paid to do stuff. More than 99.99% of the industry is scam(not just promoting scams, they are the scams themselves). I usually screened them using sites like PTC Investigations - "Paid To Click" Reviews and Ratings.But then even the "elite"sites listed would allow ads from HYIP and ponzis {sigh}.
OK,I think I'm going beyond introductory rant here.
Glad to find this site! It is great to be able to have the feedback of a community, and to learn from others.
Welcome aboard!
good evening all iam happy to be here :RpS_smile:
Welcome aboard!
Hello everyone, I am new here, have already seen things I am all in support of after nearly getting caught out in a scam myself, good to have found it!
Hello everyone, I am new and have to learn a lot. I want to find out if "justgetmoney.com" is all right or not.
First, Welcome to RS. Glad to have you here and look forward to your participating in the forums.
To give you the short answer to your question, NO, this is a Ponzi. You need to start a thread about this program so people can contribute and explain in detail why it is a Ponzi. This is not the place to do that.
Hi everyone!
Looking forward to joining the discussions here. I was introduced to the term MLM and Nu Skin about a month ago, and has learnd A LOT by then. But I still have a lot to learn, so hope I can learn something new here. I have been discussing a little on scam.com already, so I have some bulletts to fire away against scam-artists.
And I´m from Norway, so please excuse me if I have some wrong pronounciations etc. Also learning a lot english off this.
Welcome to the forum! We are happy to have you!
Hi everyone, in real life most of my friends, co-workers & family describe me as a "helper." It truly is very enjoyable to help my co-workers, my friends, my family, strangers with what little tidbit of info or project that I might be able to shed some light on. I have been told over and over that I should listen more and talk less. That's why I have 2 ears and 1 mouth ha. Now that was mainly my offline life where I am an accountant by day and a computer geek by night ha. I always enjoy taxes, preparing not paying them. Now when it comes to my online activities let's face it, my day job is great and all, but it doesn't fully make ends meet, so I have for many, many years (10+) been looking for ways to supplement my income and build a residual income.
Alas, my approach is not always the best, and I admit that. I have been accused of being a spammer, a scammer, too blatant with my ads, and so forth. I'll admit to ALL of the above (for which I profusely apologize), except for scammer. I am NOT a scammer. I like most of us have been burned by an online website promising to pay you. In fact I did reach the $100 payout with Google Adsense only THEN to find out that I had violated the Terms of Service and thus would not be paid. Now boy did that tick me off (smile). But bottom-line is over these 10+ years I have learned what works and what doesn't, what pays & what doesn't, what is legit (scam) & what isn't.
I have been a member of not only dozens of programs such as paid-to-read emails (lost my behind on at least of half of them before realizing they only pay pennies anyway, and then sticking mainly to ones like Hits4Pay that are proven), online surveys, mystery shopping, blogs, forums, communities, and network marketing. I am also a member of 20+ social networking sites including the infamous Adlandpro, Facebook, Digg, Wink, Bebo, Hi-5, and tons of others. I look forward to getting to know all of you better.
Finally, I agree with other comments that I have seen that there are indeed a lot of scams out there. So whereas maybe 90% of the stuff we see out there is bogus perhaps, if we all continue to work together to snuff things out and report them and get them cleaned up, the net will be a much better & safer place for ALL of us, for us, our kids, our grandchildren, etc. The challenge is that for me personally even though I've been in 100+ programs at various points in my life, there are thousands or more out there, so most of the stuff that people post in my forums I cannot weigh in on and pass judgment on and clean up if I'm not familiar with the program or person (potential scammer).
So please help me. "Together we can!" Thanks, Steve Runningman Martinezshopper
Welcome to the forum!
So after more then 100 programs and after doing your arse on just about every type of scam you still think that only 90% is bogus??....You didn't work it out yet that 100% is bogus???.....
Someone pimps program xyz which pays some rediculous return or as some of us call it,"ponzi odds" and you can't "weigh in" or "pass judgement"??.....
Did Bogan send you here from scamaland to annoy us???
Welcome to REALSCAM.com MartinezShopper
My name is Bo Bosworth, otherwise known as BoBosworth56. I have been exposing scam artists since 2008. In the years since I along with other great people have exposed thousands of scam artists. I have also been threatened numerous times by the likes of Gary Ramsey, Jon Scherling, Robert BigTyme Smith, Brad Kamanski, Scott Miller, etc. I plan to continue to expose these fools and report them to their states attorney generals.