Another day, another dollar...

Yes there are more than 90% website on the interent which claim that they have paid but its true.They have many proofs but they can be easily manupulated by photoshop.

You are right in many instances and many of the self styled gurus really operate on the grab for greed and desperation factors. However, there are some legitimate people out there doing quite nicely. I'm not going to try and baffle you with BS or hype, but I've just put together a free blueprint that will help people make money in the medium to long term (6 -12 months) I make no apology for stating up front that to succeed on line people have to work a plan, be patient, be prepared to learn and persist. Nothing happens overnight, but with careful planning, and constant real effort there are dollars to be made. What is unfortunate is that most people want an instant fix - an injection of hundreds of dollars in to their pockets - sorry it just doesn't happen like that. I'm not going to include any links here, suffice to say if you see my site around take a good look at it

I have run into so many scams.But,I have seen some good ones,like here at myLot.MyLot is not a scam and certainly does pay out monthly usually before the pay date.Iam very happy with myLot.

Seriously, I think people are missing the point here.. Nobody gets anywhere without hard work. If you're silly enough to believe the garbage pedalled by a program like Lawnchair Millionaire for example, or $1.67 per day or Health First Technologies, without doing appropriate due diligence, then fine call them scams (which essentially they are, because they over hype what they offer) But if you're prepared to do the research,learn what to do and how to do it and then invest wisely in website development and promotion you can and will make money on the Internet. Two programs I know to be high quality programs that don't rely upon you to sell their memberships are Site Build It which teaches you how to create a niche market targeted website and MPAM which teaches the same thing in a different format. MPAM offers a free trail period and a monthly fee of nearly $30. Site Build It charges an annual fee of close to $300 from memory. Both programs expect you to work, both;lay it out all for you and both carry a form of guarantee. Both offer real prospects for earning real income on line without selling memberships (i.e they are not pyramid schemes they are educational sites that deliver what they promise. Of course 95% of people won't give them a second look, because there is no glitz, no glamour and no outrageous claims of $20000 per month or something equally ridiculous. Anyway they're there if you're serious. All you have to do is ask...........

Yup, i'm agree with you. Anyway, what kinds of way to make money we must try to increase our pockey money.:)

I agree with you! You know, it seems like everywhere I look these days online there is another scam on making thousands a month for ONLY 59.95... good grief... I feel sorry for the poor suckers that fall for their crap.... I have been down that road also, unfortunately..... but apparently the people who run those things are making some dough.... can you say RIP-OFF?.... :)

I do agree that there are many scams and I have come to know how to spot them. My technique is to try them out and see if they are as good as they say they are, then I see if they pay. It it is impossible to get to payout then I just consider them as scams.

I should say I never believe in instant wealth except for a few lucky lottery winners. You are right, there are too many people ready to jump in schemes promising big money for them and that's why they got scammed and become miserable. Greed is the prime evil which makes poverty in some sense. Money doesn't grow on trees,we have to work for it. And when i work, i rarely think of money, i just enjoy my job and before i realize it, my pay rolls in. That's the greatest part of my life and i am happy.