- How Online Surveys Prey On New and Unaware Marketers
When I first became involved in Internet Marketing I was looking for some way to make money without a lot of time commitment and investment. This led me to online surveys and the lure of cash for giving my opinions. Alas, I was snookered. The truth is most online surveys involve identifying and qualifying people to be sold goods and services that in many cases they do not want or need. So how stupid is this online survey hoax? Very. Read this article to find out why. - Many "Free" Offers Online Can Scare Newcomers to the Internet
Can a guru help an Internet Marketing newcomer too much? Maybe. The guru is not giving you a free web site, hosting and all of the other amenities because he is feeling rich, blessed and altruistic (that is only what he is telling you with a straight face). He is giving you all of this because he can stuff his pockets 100 or 1,000 times more with affiliate web sites than without them, and so he spends his time creating affiliate web sites. It is called leveraging your time and money, his (the guru's), not yours, he is bleeding you dry. - Forced Matrix Opportunities: A Slippery World of Sinkholes - Part 2
The idea has been around since we first ditched the barter system for a monetary system of coinage. You could create a system of growing money by making entrance to the system affordable, rewarding people for bringing others into the system, and using leverage to build volume and profit. It is called a forced matrix. An analysis of one offering would result in 8.5 billion people being involved after 33 days. Does this make a lick of sense? - Forced Matrix Opportunities: A Slippery World of Sinkholes - Part 1
The idea has been around since we first ditched the barter system for a monetary system of coinage. You could create a system of growing money by making entrance to the system affordable, rewarding people for bringing others into the system, and using leverage to build volume and profit. It is called a forced matrix. An analysis of one offering would result in 8.5 billion people being involved after 33 days. Does this make a lick of sense? - Shopping Online - Caveat Emptor (Latin for Let the Buyer Beware)
Internet Marketers shopping online are presented with a problem because they cannot examine the goods before they commit to buying. This fact of purchasing works in the seller's best interest, and the seller, not the buyer, will do anything to keep it that way, including, but not limited to, exaggerating claims, playing upon your emotions, pressuring you to make buying decisions, and being disingenuous in an attempt to relieve you of your money. - Financial Predators: Vermin, Rodents and Other Insect Pests
While there are predators all around us, we generally do not think of our financial providers as predators. When Ed Bagley receives a postcard in the mail advertising a $5,000 loan you can receive tomorrow with only your signature as collateral, he digs a little deeper, uncovering the source of the loan and the fine print terms of the loan. What he discovers is shocking, and fair game for exposure so that unwitting borrowers know the score.
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