These things are normally scam. I would be really surprised to find one that is actually legit. Cause I have been using a lot of these ventures to make some funds and none of them worked.
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These things are normally scam. I would be really surprised to find one that is actually legit. Cause I have been using a lot of these ventures to make some funds and none of them worked.
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GOSH! This testimony tells the whole story doesn't it....Originally Posted by gemini
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Well Gemini...I think the people have spoken...but you cant blame them, its far too easy to scam people this way. And folks in JA don't have funds to throw away/risk. Could it be real, yes, but unfortunately your on a forum of techies that have seen there fair share of internet based scams. I personally know a few people, who where not as tech savvy and got con'ed. Ever heard the phrase "good will have to suffer for the bad? well this company may never have the trust of these techies because of all the scams out there...money don't grow on trees
I wouldn't go with this not because it sound like a scam, but because you indicated that YOU had to pay them $30 to join??? if they making money off of your work why do you need to pay them?
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What a bashing i would love to say somthing but for the first time find myself speechless i personally feel sorry for Gemini
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Dang, this thread is still alive,guess I can reluctantly add a few words.
The question we should ask ourselves is not about the venture being a scam. What we should ask ourselves before we embark on any of these seemingly easy money schemes is whether it provides value or not.
Does it provide a service or product that I and others need? If I join the network, what value will I provide to other individuals who I encourage to join up? Is the venture sustainable, will I be able to achieve similar returns each month or each year?
If I get others to join, what percentage of those who sign up will also benefit? Will I have to coerce others to sign up even though I know that most of them will not succeed and will end up wasting money they don't have? Will I have to profit at the detriment of others?
These are the questions we have to ask. Some scams will work, some of them may not even be scams in the truest sense of the word but usually some catch is involved.
The human mind was made to work, to think, to create, however, as humans we naturally seek out the path of least resistance. If we don't challenge ourselves our mental fortitude and cognitive strength will decrease.
The easier it comes the less value it will be to us in the long run. That's just the way it is. The foundations of true success is due diligence, hard work and sometimes, sweat and tears.
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I understand what you are saying BUT!! if it can come easy DO NOT RESIST THE FORCE cause you know you want it, screw all the hard work squeeeeze a dollar from a dime you'll make 90c without committing a crimeDang, this thread is still alive,
The question we should ask ourselves is not about the venture being a scam. What we should ask ourselves before we embark on any of these seemingly easy money schemes is whether it provides value or not.
Does it provide a service or product that I and others need? If I join the network, what value will I provide to other individuals who I encourage to join up? Is the venture sustainable, will I be able to achieve similar returns each month or each year?
If I get others to join, what percentage of those who sign up will also benefit? Will I have to coerce others to sign up even though I know that most of them will not succeed and will end up wasting money they don't have? Will I have to profit at the detriment of others?
These are the questions we have to ask. Some scams will work, some of them may not even be scams in the truest sense of the word but usually some catch is involved.
The human mind was made to work, to think, to create, however, as humans we naturally seek out the path of least resistance. If we don't challenge ourselves our mental fortitude and cognitive strength will decrease.
The easier it comes the less value it will be to us in the long run. That's just the way it is. The foundations of true success is due diligence, hard work and sometimes, sweat and tears.
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Well this is certainly a hot topic. It really does sound a bit too good to be true. Come on, I think if it were legit it could have been marketed better than that. If they can afford to pay so much money to one person then certainly they could afford some proper advertising.
That's just my thought though.
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Sounds like a fast talking kinda thing... in other words shady. Duppy know who fi frighten.
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So has anyone given this site a try.
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stuffs like this arent real. i tried once and after i completed the sample for the company i did not get a response.
what they did was send me some instruction to do some stuffs in a email, it had to do with fixing some resume for some ppl in the states on some job sites, i completed all and sent it back and up until this day i have not heard from them or receive another email
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