Paid Internet Jobs - Warning
Hey guys, it's been a long time since my last article so I thought I'd throw myself back into a bit of writing again. I'm going to cover paid internet jobs as my subject today - for those of you that know my writing then you are probably already familiar with this subject.
Lets start at the start ( the best place to really! ). I have been working online full time no for about four years in all. At first it was on and off mainly because of my bad experiences. Most of these articles are designed to keep the readers away from these same bad experiences.
The problem with paid internet jobs is that there are not many of them. That's quite a statement isn't it? By this I mean a lot of them are a waste of time and effort and are designed to get you to do a shed load of work for very little reward. In turn you will be doing all the leg work and the site owners will be making the big bucks - simple!
Another large problem with paid internet jobs is the legitimacy of them. Most of them are well designed scams constructed to take small portions of your well earned cash away from you. I'm sure you've all come across those attractive online offers that promise you the world. A lot of these offers seemed to be backed up by some pretty hefty companies - 'as seen on Fox', 'google', 'as seen on BBC' etc etc etc.
Yes these offers have probably been seen on the BBC news but only as a SCAM warning. The people who build these single page landing pages have pinched these emblems and simply stuck them in a row above their so called offer. With paid internet jobs there is only one rule of thumb you should stick to - if it sounds to good to be true it is to good to be true.
Thousands of people are losing small amounts of money every day. These small amounts of money soon add up and these scam artists are making a very healthy living. They may only be making $2 a time but if they are selling 200 a day that's $400 a day without even trying ( and most of them are selling way more than 200 a day - believe me! ).
So when it comes to paid internet jobs keep your wits about you. There are some great sites out there but there are also some that could be considered nothing more than criminal
Lets start at the start ( the best place to really! ). I have been working online full time no for about four years in all. At first it was on and off mainly because of my bad experiences. Most of these articles are designed to keep the readers away from these same bad experiences.
The problem with paid internet jobs is that there are not many of them. That's quite a statement isn't it? By this I mean a lot of them are a waste of time and effort and are designed to get you to do a shed load of work for very little reward. In turn you will be doing all the leg work and the site owners will be making the big bucks - simple!
Another large problem with paid internet jobs is the legitimacy of them. Most of them are well designed scams constructed to take small portions of your well earned cash away from you. I'm sure you've all come across those attractive online offers that promise you the world. A lot of these offers seemed to be backed up by some pretty hefty companies - 'as seen on Fox', 'google', 'as seen on BBC' etc etc etc.
Yes these offers have probably been seen on the BBC news but only as a SCAM warning. The people who build these single page landing pages have pinched these emblems and simply stuck them in a row above their so called offer. With paid internet jobs there is only one rule of thumb you should stick to - if it sounds to good to be true it is to good to be true.
Thousands of people are losing small amounts of money every day. These small amounts of money soon add up and these scam artists are making a very healthy living. They may only be making $2 a time but if they are selling 200 a day that's $400 a day without even trying ( and most of them are selling way more than 200 a day - believe me! ).
So when it comes to paid internet jobs keep your wits about you. There are some great sites out there but there are also some that could be considered nothing more than criminal
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