Tips to find scams while making money online...

[pearly]

hi buddies, I was fooled many times by the scam sites.. They really sucked all my works and just rejected me when the time came for payment..

Any tips regarding this.. Post in your suggestions on this...
Will be useful not only for me but also to many beginners...

[elitesystem]

well pearly, as far as i can say, 95% of the net is scam! you dont get what you are promised.. well you need to be careful! some experts can verify if a site is a scam or not but noobs will require some time to get that. it is good to ask for a review of a site and take advice from experts!

[fcmoney]

two years ago I uses to sell items on e-bay and people from foreign country tell me that they will give me $5,000 for item but they need to receive those items very soon as soon as possible so I almost send them , they have send me a letter stating that is from Paypal and my money is on my paypal account when I call paypal they say you don't have any money on your PayPal account I didn't send those items and call Paypal and explain situation

I hate scams, and people that working for "Marketing" because those people stole lot of money from us poor customers!

[luvbunnies42]

Well, first what type of way to you plan on making money online.It is possible to do.That's what I do.I hate when people are so narrow minded and scream scam right away when in fact it can be true.It takes research though.You need to now what to look for.First if it generally sounds to good to be true it can be and probally is.
For example saying you'll make 150.00 an hour by doing paid surveys isn't the case.I've been doing them for over 5 years now and I average 200.00 a month from them.So, if I was making that much and hour...at a consistant rate I wouldn't be doing other programs and sites as well for more money.
You need to watch these places that charge a fee.Never pay for a job.The only time you should need to depending on the company is for equipment to start up. (pc, foot peddle, head phones, etc.) Sometimes background checks need to be paid for as well.It depends on the company and what you'd be doing though. I also check the BBB website and whois to see when the site is created and I try to google search as well.

What are you looking into Pearly?

[elitesystem]

DO not fall for scams

Ads promising "money to loan . . . regardless of credit history" lure consumers into paying fees that range from $25 to several hundred dollars, in advance of supposedly receiving loans that are "guaranteed." Often, these ads feature "900" numbers, which result in charges on your phone bill, or toll-free out-of-state or country "800" numbers.