How The Lazy Man Can Make Money Online !
Are you sick and tired of all the great do-nothing-and-become-rich opportunities? If you are anything like me, then you probably are. I am just so tired of people emailing me with the next hot opportunity, where you literally don’t need to do anything to earn a great income. Well and if I decide to take a closer look what it is all about, its just another MLM scheme.
Now don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against MLM but I have something against people who say that I don’t need to do anything to make money. That’s just a lie and how could you ever work with a person who lied to you since the day you have met them?
Being so tired of all this, I decided to look for online opportunities that really required no work and I have stumbled over one last year. Since them I have earned great money with these opportunities and so can you and it really doesn’t require any real work besides doing some due diligence.
So what are these opportunities? They are called HYIPs. Maybe you have never heard of HYIPs, so I will give you a short introduction:
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High Yield Investment Program Scams
As you read the next email in your box about how the widow of the former leader of Mubai needs your help getting her deceased hubby’s millions out of the corrupt grasp of that nation’s banks, rest assured, internet crime has already moved well past those clumsy attempts to use your money for the personal gain of some anonymous internet scammer.
One of the most prevalent scams today is the HYIP, or High Yield Investment Program. These programs are nothing new. More than one hundred years ago, businessmen requiring quick capital began enticing investors with promises of a quick and profitable return on their money. In some instances, these “investments” were more like contributions, as many, many investors lost their shirts when their finance dreams went belly-up. In essence, HYIPs have always been risky business.
Once a real investment opportunity, HYIPs realized an entirely new purpose when Charles Ponzi entered the picture in the early 1900’s. Ponzi needed money for his newly conceptualized business and decided to entice investors by promising a fifty percent return on their money in less than two months. Not content to stop there, Ponzi also promised investors that they would double their money in three months! However, since Ponzi was using the money from subsequent investors to pay off initial investors, it was only a matter of time before his scheme came tumbling down. The problem with these types of schemes is that they don’t depend on any real business profits, just the continued influx of cash from new investors.
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