Are Online Money Making Programs a Scam?
November 1, 2009 by Sponsord
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Many programs online claim they can make you a lot of money online fast, and most of them are scams. Some will require you to pay them money first and then somehow the whole thing falls through. Other programs say they will pay you half a penny to click an ad, but they won’t pay you until you reach $100, which is often impossible or would take years. These programs and many others are unethical and often illegal. You end up either losing a lot of money or a lot of time. You can you tell if a program is a scam and are there any legitimate make money online programs?
Yes, there are programs out there that will pay you money online for your work. There are several ways to figure out if they are legitimate or a scam. First, if any program asks you to pay a fee to start, it is probably a scam. They say it takes money to make money, right? Many times, yes, but when it comes to online jobs, or any job for that matter, a fee is a bad sign. When you apply for a job at McDonald’s, a public school, a large corporation, or any other place, they don’t ask you to pay them $20 first, right? If you are going to be working for someone, they should be paying you, not the other way around.
Another way to see if a program is a scam, try to find out how they make money. If you can’t figure out where they are getting their money, how can you know that you’ll get paid? A good example of this is a chain letter. Sometimes you’ll get a letter or see in an online forum a letter saying if you send the next six people on a list $1 and get other people to do it too, you can make thousands of dollars. Where is the thousands of dollars coming from? Your job is to try to scam other people to do the same thing, but how exactly does that work? The idea is that eventually your name and address will be on the list and people will be sending you a dollar. It won’t work, so don’t do it.
Have any other people succeeded with this program? Before you join a program, you should be able to find success stories and proof of payment. If no one else has been paid, why would you be? Also, make sure you are not being locked into anything. You should be able to cancel your membership at any time.
Believe it or not, there are programs out there that pass all these tests. Cash Crate is one of my favorites. They require no fee from you, they make their money from affiliate programs and survey companies, thousands of people have been paid by them including me, and you can cancel at anytime. You can even stock working with it for any amount of time and go back whenever you want.

