Online Jobs Are Scams? May Be, But Not All by: Anonymous
Hi Rose,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about online typing jobs and other online job opportunities.
I agree that many online typing job ads, especially those charging you up-front, like membership etc., are probably scams, and some even have nothing to do with so-called "typing jobs." (If you have to do some typing for the promissed job it not necessarily is a "typing job.")
Perhaps most of the advertised online jobs and ads about making money online and the like are hype, too.
You write that you are gonna try "this" now, but you did not explain exactly what. Are you going to try now a different online typing job opportunity, or some other kind of an Internet job? What kind exactly?
Regarding what you say that all offers to make money online are scams, because they ask you for money up-front, I'ts not preciely so, although in most cases it is. For example, Site Sell is not a scam. It's the most reliable, and actually soccessfuly working, worke at home (or make money online)opportunity I've ever seen. I'm a client of theirs, followed exactly the required steps of their system, and it works for me (and a great many others).
I do make nice money through their system every single month. You do have to pay them in advance, because it's like any other business that you have to pay for. You pay for the training, the hosting and everything else. The return on investment can be HUGE. It is for me. I make more money per month than they charge me for the whole year. But if you ever plan to enroll with them, do not expect anything like the rest of the "make money online" offers out there. Don't expect anything like easy money or making money for doing nothing. It's a common sense solution of working and getting paid for your work. You work for your self, not for anybody else. (You DO have the ability to make money, like you probably often hear on the Internet, "over and over again," or on "auto pilot," provided you've done your work. As I said, if you're doing it properly, as instructed, your return can be huge, as it is for me.)
So, while many work at home jobs are probably just hype and scams, there are still those exceptions where you can indeed work from home and make nice money online. Thus, if you ignore all the simplistic offers, go for the right thing (Site Sell, in my experience, is the right thin), are motivated and ready to follow through, do your work and are ready to work hard and push through things. You do have to pay (I pay about $29/month). Remember the old saying, "you get what you pay for?" I still holds true. For me. In both senses, I do pay, and I do get the return.
