The Scammers Manifesto

Another scam site facebook lets advertise freely on their ad platform. It's simply a site to collect your info and use you as a lead for affiliate offers, or sell you as a lead to someone else pushing dubious offers. You fill out a questionare of some kind. This is simply one url, they have many. It's amazing how many people complain about not hearing back from them. You really thought you'd hear back? https://www.surveyworld.me/homescan-ca/ goes by Surveyworld on Facebook and this is one of their links for Canadian suckers on Facebook. They have many different links for USA and other suckers as well.

The infomercial is a complete joke. Do you really believe those people they interview are using his program???? And making money???? If you do, you need to be put in a home for people that need someone to care for them on an hourly basis. The info he is selling is complete crap. Yes it worked back in 1998. The Internet is completely different today. His info is very outdated, I looked at it. Also, the 39.95$ you pay is basically for crap info, and so he can get your info and keep his salesmen.....who pretend to be mentors....to sell you a lot more useless crap. Jeff Pauls "Shortcuts to Internet Millions" is a complete scam and a load of crap. Stay away. And turn the channel, don't even watch his crappy infomercial.

This is a huge scam right now. All kinds of fake testimomials and everything. There's even a bunch of fake comments at the bottom, it's made to looke like a Blog, it's not. All the comments are positive and glowing. Happy faced people making loads of cash.....pffffft.....whatever. The comments are all fake I can assure you. Also, it says at the bottom that any further comments are disabled due to spam. There are lot's of these exact template sites out there, and they all have the exact same comments at the bottom.....hmmmm.....I smell a scam. THIS IS A SCAM!

Stay away from any of these goofy "Review" sites for money making products. They are not real review sites. The are affiliate marketers that want your email address so they can send you junk that they hope you will buy. They have stupid ecourses they want to send you. They suck. I can send you to a community that is totaly free and you can read and learn how to make money for real. No catches. I get nothing. No affiliate commisions. As a matter of fact, this place is so good that a lot of these so called "Gurus" steal ideas from there and make ebooks to sell you. You can have the info for free. Contact me.

This is what they say on their site. "Congratulations on finding your way here! I hope you're ready to earn some serious money because within the next hour you can have your first $400 banked, and from there on you can be earning $400 to $1200 every day!" It's a scam. There's no way the average Joe is going to make this kind of money. It's a lie. It takes a seasoned pro months or years to bank this kind of money online. These guys are lying. Stay away. Don't buy into this junk. The Underdog Wealth System is an affiliate offer page, meaning, that if you download the casino software he tells you to off his site, he gets paid, that's what it is all about, nothing else. And there's a good chance that anyone who downloads the casino software will upgrade to a paying member because of all the fluff they just read and believed. He makes a lot of money off this, you however will lose your money at the casino silly. Do you really think that ...

A "Gender Bender" is generally a man, pretending to be a woman, for whatever reason, online. Chat rooms and dating sites have a number, and most of them are scammers. Of the two sexes, men are without a doubt in my mind, the stupidest. Women have far more control over their sexual urges than men, it's a fact, I've seen it proved time and again. Many of these men pretending to be women, will prey on this very weakness in other men, on dating sites, in chat rooms, and other social sites. Who knows the mind of a man better than another man? Especially a male scammer. I knew a guy some years ago who made a lot of money pretending to be a woman online. He had packages arriving all the time, money orders, you name it, all for telling a guy what he wanted to hear, and promising a meeting.....for the purpose of romance of course....or if the truth be known, sex. Most men will do anything to get laid, especially by a woman out of their league in the looks department. This scam...