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Have you ever skim read through the 'recruitment section' of your local paper and came across these "Do you want to work at home? £500 p/week income guaranteed" adverts?
(sorry if I posted this is in the wrong forum, but its kind of internetty based)
Today I became curiously skeptical from the idea so I visited this persons website which automatically gave away the nature of this "business".
At the end of the url was a string '?refid=J-567868269', so there is number one clue, this guy is getting 'credits' or something similar as to how many people click his link.
The business is nothing more then a crap pyramid type scheme which sells it's products through the means of it's performing seals (the mug that purchases the product which is just a CD that resells the business he has just bought) and the process continues
Dunno why I wrote this, but I just got fed up of seeing this "posters" everywhere, you see it on auction sites as well, it's crazy!
I mean come on, the first thing it says on most of these sites is "I have a first class business plan for you!" - pfft, if everyone were giving away business ideas they'd be out of pocket.
Sigh.
(sorry if I posted this is in the wrong forum, but its kind of internetty based)
Today I became curiously skeptical from the idea so I visited this persons website which automatically gave away the nature of this "business".
At the end of the url was a string '?refid=J-567868269', so there is number one clue, this guy is getting 'credits' or something similar as to how many people click his link.
The business is nothing more then a crap pyramid type scheme which sells it's products through the means of it's performing seals (the mug that purchases the product which is just a CD that resells the business he has just bought) and the process continues
Dunno why I wrote this, but I just got fed up of seeing this "posters" everywhere, you see it on auction sites as well, it's crazy!
I mean come on, the first thing it says on most of these sites is "I have a first class business plan for you!" - pfft, if everyone were giving away business ideas they'd be out of pocket.
Sigh.
No-one would type that URL from a paper anyway.
Have you ever skim read through the 'recruitment section' of your local paper and came across these "Do you want to work at home? £500 p/week income guaranteed" adverts?
(sorry if I posted this is in the wrong forum, but its kind of internetty based)
Today I became curiously skeptical from the idea so I visited this persons website which automatically gave away the nature of this "business".
At the end of the url was a string '?refid=J-567868269', so there is number one clue, this guy is getting 'credits' or something similar as to how many people click his link.
The business is nothing more then a crap pyramid type scheme which sells it's products through the means of it's performing seals (the mug that purchases the product which is just a CD that resells the business he has just bought) and the process continues
Dunno why I wrote this, but I just got fed up of seeing this "posters" everywhere, you see it on auction sites as well, it's crazy!
I mean come on, the first thing it says on most of these sites is "I have a first class business plan for you!" - pfft, if everyone were giving away business ideas they'd be out of pocket.
Sigh.
(sorry if I posted this is in the wrong forum, but its kind of internetty based)
Today I became curiously skeptical from the idea so I visited this persons website which automatically gave away the nature of this "business".
At the end of the url was a string '?refid=J-567868269', so there is number one clue, this guy is getting 'credits' or something similar as to how many people click his link.
The business is nothing more then a crap pyramid type scheme which sells it's products through the means of it's performing seals (the mug that purchases the product which is just a CD that resells the business he has just bought) and the process continues
Dunno why I wrote this, but I just got fed up of seeing this "posters" everywhere, you see it on auction sites as well, it's crazy!
I mean come on, the first thing it says on most of these sites is "I have a first class business plan for you!" - pfft, if everyone were giving away business ideas they'd be out of pocket.
Sigh.