Vashj
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Ok, i cant figure out how people cant tell the diference between scams and the really paying programs 
I mean: on one hand u have this programs that say:-" Get 1,000,000 in a month!!! Work from home only 2 hours a day and become a millionare!!"
yet people seem to get into this scamy sites.
While other programs just tell u: " 5$ welcoming bonus, extra cash for u".
You have this sites that promote outrageous income, while other just tell u about extra cash  . I ve seen many people asking a lot about this programs, and also promoting them, and that is just wrong 
Plz, no mean to offend anyone 
What u guys think?
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Euler
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They are ALL scams. Every one of them. Some people will believe or say anything - even while they are being taken advantage of! Some of those crime-victims even claim to make money. Believe NONE of it.
I believe money comes from value-exchange. You provide a product or service that people need and understand. If you can win enough clients, you will make a profit.
These other scammers are learning lessons the hard way. Don't believe their lies. They are in pain and want to solve their problems by ripping YOU off. Don't let them.
Best of luck to you.
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:16 pm |
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Euler
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Excellent point, coaster.
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paul80424
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If your looking for a business. You need to do your due diligence. If when doing your due diligence information is being held back. Then you have a red flag. Make a decision based on full disclosure documentation. If someone pitches you with a lot of information. Ask them to give it to you in writing as well.
Don't just write it off. Doing your due diligence is good business practice.
Paul Maynard
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Fri Nov 11, 2005 6:34 pm |
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Euler
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Right on, Paul. That's exactly right.
I would add that the amount of time it takes to thoroughly evaluate one of these get-rich-qwik schemes would be much better spent brainstorming an operation YOU can run and OWN.
Time is short. Ever felt like a year has just zipped by? That's time for ya. It's quicksilver.
So. If you can accomplish just one thing each day - this is not hard to do, nor is it any great sacrifice - just one thing a day. If you can do that, then in six months you will look back and the ground will be receeding in the distance behind you.
Six short months - if you do your due dilligence, as Paul said. I'm saying you should spend that due dilligence on YOUR OWN business that YOU own and operate.
Rock!
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Fri Nov 11, 2005 6:48 pm |
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asatenter
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Are just scams 
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LottomagicZ4941
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quote:
Originally posted by Euler
They are ALL scams. Every one of them. Some people will believe or say anything - even while they are being taken advantage of! Some of those crime-victims even claim to make money. Believe NONE of it.
I believe money comes from value-exchange. You provide a product or service that people need and understand. If you can win enough clients, you will make a profit.
These other scammers are learning lessons the hard way. Don't believe their lies. They are in pain and want to solve their problems by ripping YOU off. Don't let them.
Best of luck to you.
Euler one MLMer showed me a check for 10K. To bad the thing bounced!!!!
As for the orginal post. Sadly sometimes the scams make us with legit programs look bad. We tend to all get painted with the same brush.
Perhpas it is because MLMers are dreamers that the big BIG hype gets bought into?
Non promotional Facebook Jail regular forum inquiry
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