•Cody Moya
This is from Cody Moya's site pushing his "Resale Rights Pack"
Date: Sunday, Apr 20 2008 From: Cody Moya "I do not want to write long letter to describe products. This is too big to list all of the details here. In short this is Giant Package of 200 Master Resell Rights Products."
He then goes on to list just what the package contains. Because the list is so long I am only going to list a few that I know about.
The Classified List The Forum Lists
Just how many people are going to be...
•ForEx (Foreign Exchange)
ForEx (Foreign Exchange) A forex scam is any trading scheme used to defraud individual traders by convincing them that they can expect to profit by trading in the foreign exchange market. One such example of someone who has come under such scrutiny is James Dicks. These scams might include churning of customer accounts for the purpose of generating commissions, selling software that is supposed to guide the customer to large profits,improperly managed "managed accounts", false advertising,...
•Get Paid To Shop Scams
Having tried the "get paid to take surveys" and finding out that there just was not anyway I was going to make any money with the "get paid to take surveys" scam I decieded to see what I could about the "get paid to shop" and the "mystery shopping" programs. I bought a list of places to apply as a "paid shopper" or "mystery shopper" and found to my dismay that no one on the list needed a "shopper" or had dicountinued the program quite a while ago. When I tried, many times, to contact the...
•John Beck
John Beck sells a course called "Free and Clear".
It is advertised to be able to show you how to buy houses and property free and clear for just pennies on the dollar with his "easy to follow, simple" courses.
John's entire Money Making Kit is only $39.95 plus shipping and handling, which is another $14.50, and for placing your order by credit card you will receive membership in John Beck's "Property Vault" for 30 days absolutely free.
What John Beck does not tell you is that you will...
•Mark Joyner
While searching for, and reading, reviews On Mark Joyner I found two that I found to be Of help in deciding whether or not to risk Investing money in his programs.
The first had this to say about Mark Joyner And his programs. "Mark Joyner is one of the best internet marketers on the planet. His phenomenal growth over the last few years is a testament to just how excellent he is.
As a teacher he has a lot to offer. Many of the new cutting edge marketing techniques that are used today,...
•Paid Survey Scams
Another very heavily promoted scam is "paid surveys". You must have come across claims such as "Earn $100 per hour filling out simple surveys". How this scam works is that people are asked to pay a fee ranging from $35 to $50 dollars in order to gain access to a list of companies that offer paid surveys. The surveying companies themselves do not charge people for taking surveys, rather they pay participants who complete their surveys subject to certain requirements such as age, demographics,...
•Quixtar
Quixtar was founded in 1999 and is now run by the same company that owns Amway. In North America you can only join Quixtar through the referral of an already established member known as an IBO (Independent Business Owner).
The way that Quixtar operates is that every IBO has access to selling Quixtar products through the Quixtar website. As an IBO you are encouraged to purchase as many Quixtar products as you can and at the same time recruit more IBOs. The way this works is that your...
•Robert Allen
Robert Allen, I`m not even going to waste my time giving you a list of reasons why you Should Not fall for this guys line.
Instead I`m going to save you the time and trouble of looking for reviews about this guy yourself by quoting you some that I have found.
This from, S Pabari from Brisbane Australia "I attended his seminar in Sydney Australia in 2004, claimed the refund as I found it not in line with his promises. 8 months later, I am still chasing him for a refund.
Bottom line - the...
•SMC, Specialty Merchandise Corporation
SMC, Specialty Merchandise Corporation, has been in business for years.
Basically what SMC does is allow you to sell their products. The idea is that you will buy them at a low price and then sell them high.
This is great in theory. But after talking to a large number of people that work from home, with SMC, I have yet to find a single person who can support him or herself from their SMC income.
SMC has run ads in small business magazines for several years. They have also produced a large...
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