Too good to be true

If they aren't selling anything, then their 'webinars' are designed to entice you into being referrals for whatever it is they do. It's only by having hundreds of referrals for the programs they are running that they are able to make the dollars they claim to be making. Doubtless their 'webinars' will tell you exactly that - and how you, too, could be making the same. What they WON'T tell you, however, is how difficult it is to get referrals at all - let alone ones who will actually work for you! Make no mistake about it: ANY successful online business involves selling something in one way or another, whether it's goods (as an affilliate), your 'system' (which means persuading people to become your referrals) or things you actually make yourself - crafts, ebooks or whatever.

I haven't been offered such a job but wouldn't want it either. I'd be a hopeless salesperson.

More like a scam, not really a job offer. Yes, you can make money online. However, if you think you can do so passively, just by sitting down everyday, that's where you're wrong. I don't make a lot of money on mylot, or the survey apps I use, but I also put the time and effort into them. Any job worth doing takes effort.

One of my classmates told me that he will just get something somewhere and he invited me to go there. I've decided to go there with them and I was surprised that I'm in a seminar and telling me to say "Power!"

No but I barely go into Facebook anymore. I have someone wanting to message me on Instagram and I'm thinking it's a similar scam. I've declined to allow their message.

I never trust those messages.

There are so many different kinds of scams out there, when you do not get a straight answer to a question it is time to ignore them.

i could join that webinar, but turn off my camera and you know - make money that way haha