Are we so gullible.

well easy money attracts everyone and we as a rule get blinded by easy money time and again and most of us would never learn anything or probably our greed wont let us learn anything. When it is a promise of easy money everything looks rosy just like a man never learns from his first marriage and keeps repeating marriage after marriage thinking it would be different this time.

A lot of peopel are lured by those big amopunts and believ them because they do not fully understand how theose sites work Additionnally many members never read the Terms ( TOS) 3which is often a big mistake whit all those new sites emerging promising $1 and more but when you read the terms it is not real money but a "share" in the site revenue .. so basically they will pay you a % of the site income .. and if there isno income .. well they dont pay you and it is in accordance to their Terms so noone can say they r a scam! How clever is that Anyway just be careful and always read the terms and stay away from preformatted terms that are too vague and shows the little effort the admin put into his site

I feel so sorry for people who are wasting their time in such programs. I have seen my fair share of those sites over the years. I work with all paying sites now.

To some, greed. To certain others, poverty. To others, innocent attempt at making some extra income from the net, which they have been made to believe is awash with money-making opportunities. I fell into the third group, and I had my nose burnt in the process. Most online biz opportunities rely on active downline/referral system to succeed. Most of the time, there is either a paucity of downlines or a truckload of inactive ones. The sites promising great incentives are also of two broad categories - those who started out as genuine programs but faced unplanned problems later, and those who started out as scams. For the first category, the problem of inactive referrals, or a lack of them at all, will destabilize the plan and render their promises unfulfillable. The second category is a planned scam, and all the incentives offered are meant as baits only. Unfortunately, it may be difficult in some cases to distinguish between the two categories. The simple rule is: if it's too good to be true, beware! Any program, the mode of operation of which is not clearly stated or is not understandable or is not viewed to be sustainable, should be avoided.

We are that gullible. For every 10 people who are willing to take advantage of the sad state of our economy, there are 1000 who are willing to be taken advantage of, believing that they might have found the way out of the debt hole we all reside in. It is an unfortunate, devious circle that started with one or two, and turned into many who are willing to sacrifice their dignity to make money off of others times of financial need. The first rule that everyone should apply to these types of sites is trust no one. The second rule is spend no money. Unfortunately, even if you follow a webmaster who has proven time and again that you can make money with one of his programs, eventually, he or she will try to pull a fast one. Such is the lure of fast money...

Everybody wants to earn big to fulfill their cherished dreams.Sometimes they are trapped and sometimes they get lucky.Some people do that job out of ignorant. and others do out of lust. But your discussion might help people who do not want to get trapped. I consider this a very good discussion.

i think it is because of the financial crisis... money is very tight nowadays and everybody just want an easy money... but i always tell myself that there is no easy money in this world and i have to work hard to earn every single penny of my money... as a saying says, "there is no such thing called a free lunch"... so i will never fall for these scams as i am not interested in free and easy money... take care and have a nice day...

We live in a greedy society. Everyone wants quick money but no one wants to work for it. I want lots of money but I know I will have to work for it. The thing I need now is some free time. If my husband wouldn't get so upset with me I would get by on about two hours of sleep each night and the rest of my time would be spent finding ways to make money. I'm not greedy I just want to pay off my bills and do some remodeling to my home. I am impatient though because I want it all and I want it all right NOW.

In truth we all should know by now there is no easy way to make money, everything you do is about diligent hard work.

Hi, There are alot of ways to earn online,its true that there are more scams then getting paid online work. I am freelancer and working from home and earning monthly 1000$-2000$. Here are some useful link to get started for earning at home:, http://www.getafreelancer.com/affiliates/ovxsolutions/ Some people are selling Craigslist.org Phone verified accounts: http://www.ovxsolutions.com/PVA.htm you can resell them in USA, and many more............................

Scammers has been around for a while... the oldest I believe was Ponzi.. the ponzi scheme was named after him... The scheme is focused onluring people who are "gullible" enough to be fooled... I thinkit is human nature to get out of poverty and move up... so in search of that kind of lifestyles people get fooled... In conclusion... hehee..it's all because of greed... Because of greed people are fooled... because of greedpeople loose their money.... because of greed the scammers are born...

Yes,you are right.I agree with you.Internet is good,but something in it is not true.We can't blieve all.