J from NH

A multi-tier business opportunity where "securing" your space at the top of the tier costs more than the initial investment of the program. May I mention, that noone is on the top pier.

I'm not here to be disgruntled and overly critical about such programs. it does work, but you have to work it fast whenever an idea comes to you. And not be so quick to cash in because of thinking thats all there is to it. Sometimes it's helpful to know the ropes of networking. Easy pickings is the name of the game.

If you are unemployed and are interested in a "business opportunity", you may want to do your research online, before dipping into your life savings to be a "webmaster" or "multi-millionaire Internet guru".

Many of the programs that are out there are set-up with an array of bells and whistles, (much like a casino), to lure you into unfamiliar territory. One site was craftily designed with a young entrepreneur's state of mind. A "My Money" icon with a pirate skull and bones, flashed at the bottom of the screen. What a lovely subliminal message.

The idea that one can become their own boss and/or start their own business sounds very tempting, especially if you've convinced yourself that working a "regular" job is beneath you. Your not exactly where you want to be in life, or you want to do things your own way. "Nothing profits one so much as a sound education". The concept of Sound education is open to interpretation.

Frankly it's somewhat hard to fathom a multi-billionaire guru flashing his "sure fire", "tried and true", CEO strategies& earnings on a website, claiming you can do it too, while charging you an arm and leg for the privilege. A little short of obnoxious, you think?

The real question is, can anyone "rightfully" say that they "make" and "own" all of their money?

No one owns their own ideas and business concepts.You can save a lot of time if you utilize and apply free information thats already out there if you know where to look. Why pay for a supposed, guru who claims he knows shortcuts to information he probably learned the hard way?

Many Internet businesses are profiting by individuals who eagerly sell their common sense, and refuse to take no for an answer. Sure you'll have an adventurous career, I doubt that your friends will be jealous, if anything they will be upset that they didn't ask you for a loan before you squandered it on nonsense.

The motto: "A man and his money is accepted everywhere". Don't be that fool!

When we see one of those football or basketball players who are considered the best in the world, we often think : he/she has great talent.
Yes, talent is needed, but more than talent, hardwork is the key.
There are many people out there who are really good at what they do, but to stand from the rest, they work harder. That’s how it’s done.
So, for a website/blog to stand from the rest, thus having more chances of making more money, one has to work harder. And work harder doesn’t mean to find squemes to trick other people, because sooner or later you’ll lose your credibility.
It means to build stable foundations based on qualityand confidence.
One may not earn alot, but will earn consistently.

Take care,

José

P.S. sorry for some possible english mistakes

Anything that is "make money overnight" is usually a scam.

It’s kinda like CPC marketing, some people don’t get it and just think the whole thing is bullshit. But it isn’t.

At least amway provides a product for you to sell and aint a blatant scam (at least in Australia).

Ok, so who wants to sign up for some amway?