TRUTH: WHEN TELLING LIES AND MAKING MONEY IS ACCEPTABLE

Today, some Internet Marketers are using every tactic possible to separate potential customers from their money, whether the tactic involved is ethical or not.  It appears they have found a winning formula emulating the behavior and tactics used by our most celebrated politicians.  Lie where you must,  never accept responsibility for your actions, and promise results that vanish when they are put under a microscope.  Remember the weapons of mass destruction?

The Internet has become a minefield where the uninitiated looking for an honest business opportunity get thrown into a tornado of lies, outdated information, and hustlers looking for a new victim to pimp.  These hustlers have some of the most elaborate schemes to lure unsuspecting victims into their traps.  Take for example one particular ad concerning a stock trading robot, where this marble of artificial intelligence can pick stocks that you can eventually sell at a profit.  The makers claim that anyone without any knowledge can trade stocks and make a healthy 300% return. Yet after purchasing the software, several people have found that if the stocks the robot selects are held in the portfolio longer than 10 days, when you sell it is usually at a loss.  Nice little detail that you never hear about until the money is in their pockets.

Another great scheme is one where the unsuspecting victim buys into a PLR system  PLR stands for Private Label Rights.  The scheme works this way:  You sign up for a membership site that provides electronic books or other resources that you can download  and imprint with your personal information, like your website address, or affiliate link.  The owners of these informational pieces then allow you to copy and distribute the resources as your own for a mere one time fee.

This is a well conceived idea but many times the customer receives information that is not up to date, the techniques and tips for implementing it are no longer valid, or worse of all you cannot use it because it violates some TOS (Terms of Service) for the particular website, forum, blog or medium it is designed.  One example is placing website links to a commercial site on Bay's Classified Ads.

In summary, if you are looking for money making opportunities online be careful because not all money making systems are equal.  Be aware that you will find individuals online whose only purpose is to sell you information for their financial gain and nothing else.   Double check any offers you receive to ensure they are based on sound business and financial principles.  Remember if it is too good to be true is probably fake.  Another thing to remember is that almost all places online have rules and regulations that you must follow.

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