First and foremost, realize that there are opportunities to make money from home on the internet.
Some pay poorly and some pay quite nicely.
According to recent research from Forbes Magazine, 90% of all new millionaires in 2008 accredited the networking capabilities of the internet to their success.
Two questions are always on everyone's mind when they begin looking for money making avenues on the internet.
They are: How can I tell the scams from the real deals? and How can I skip over the ones that pay poorly and jump right to the ones that pay nicely? After reading this article, your journey of acquiring a fortune online will be half over.
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Do Your Homework- So you've just received an email from an anonymous "friend" wanting to check out this website.
You go to it and right away you are promised the world- "...
up to $10,000/month.
" To good to be true? Maybe, but maybe not.
Do a thorough search of any business venture you want to undertake.
Simple things like searching in Yahoo! or Google for the name of the program or idea with "scam" or "review" attached to the end can allow you to learn from other peoples' mistakes.
2.
Use Common Sense- Is the seller trying to tell you that you can make a five digit salary each month by doing nothing at all? Does this seem realistic? No! With the exception of the lottery "get rich quick ideas" do not exist.
Deep down we all know this because none of us have found one yet.
However, many people are able to build up small fortunes over a matter of months or a couple years if they put a little effort in and use internet marketing/networking.
You will know you're not being scammed when your seller wants to teach you a process that you can put into action rather.
Bottom line: It's quite possible to get a lot from a little work, but don't expect a lot from nothing.
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Look For a Safety Net- What if I sign up but then find out it's not for me? What if there's more work required than what I want to put in? What if I just can't get the results? That's where the safety net comes in.
Your money-back guarantee is your safety net.
Never buy any program, subscription, or education on the internet without a money-back guarantee.
When you see that a program uses a transaction intermediate like ClickBank for example, you know you're safe and can get out at any time.
This is a time when impulsive buying is perfectly okay! 4.
Practice What They're Preaching- As said in #2, nobody is going to give you financial freedom or a handsome, passive monthly income.
However, if you've followed Rules 1-3 then chances are the only thing between you and your dreams are following a few directions.
Start slow...
one hour per day as to not get burnt out and watch your life change before your eyes! Following these simple, common sense rules can keep you from being scammed AND ensure your chances of success.