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How to Avoid Scam Programs

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We actively promote PLS,PMS and GDI Team Elite. We get a lot of emails from unemployed people

and single parents asking us if the programs are scam or if they actually works.

We always let them know that it is working very well for us.

We get asked the question if our programs are scam so many times that we decided to write a list of things to look for

to avoid scam online programs. We hope that It will help you when you are thinking about joining a new program.

Here is how to avoid scam programs:

1. If the program doesn’t have a real product or service to sell, don’t join it.

If there is no actual product or service, it’s nothing more than a scam.

If a money making program has no product that people are purchasing,

then it is considered a pyramid scheme by the government and will be shut down.

One of the opportunities we promote is GDI. It offers website domains, hosting, ten email accounts, and an affiliate program which pays to 5th level. It is one of the 50 fastest growing companies on the Inc 500 listing.

PMS offers 100% commission, page builder, autoresponder from which you can email 5 level deep to your members once a week, miny affiliate system, training about how everything works online… We are so confident in the program that we offer our bonuses for joining it

PLS offers everything you need to start with online business. You can see the features it offers here

2. If the program talks about getting rich quickly without work, it is another scam.

There are a lot of fake ads on the internet claiming that you can become rich quickly

with a small investment of time and money.

Being successful will require you to spend some money and be patient for the long term, building

your business. If on opportunity says that it is quick and easy to make money, then beware.

3. Avoid fake training programs.

There are a lot of training programs which are conducted by people without experience.

You do not want a 20 year old “life coach”. You need to check using Google search and do other research

if the person offering the training truly has the experience and success they are showing online.

When you decide to invest in yourself, you must choose the best training.

4. Avoid programs which promise you everything on autopilot.

This goes along with # 2. Being successful is hard and will require time and lots of learning.

If you don’t work at least 3-4 hours a day, you will never succeed.

If you are not willing to learn new skills, you will never succeed.

Legitimate online marketing takes a bit of time to learn.

You can make money from it but it doesn’t happen overnight.

You need a strategy, and you need to implement it well before you make any income.

5. Avoid programs which offer you overly large commissions.

If a program is offering 75% commissions then the product is probably not good because

they are not investing in the program. Creating good products and programs are expensive,

so they don’t need to not give all the money to the affiliates.

In addition, a lot of people sign up to programs which offer “high ticket” programs where the product

is expensive, so you can make a lot with every sale.

These products are very difficult to sell because most people do not have $500 to $5000 to purchase them.

They sound attractive, but are very hard to profit from.

6. Always check if the program has a legitimate website.

All reputable programs have a professional website. If there is no website, this should be a red flag for you.

If you follow these tips, it will help to make sure you don’t get caught up in an affiliate marketing scam.

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7. 1) Be careful about joining “Cash Gifting” programs. Here’s
a good definition of what Cash Gifting is:

“When people get together in a circle to give each other gifts without exchanging any money,
that is called a gifting circle. When people gather in person or online because they are recruited
and the recruiter receives money or gifts for each person recruited, that is a
gifting scheme — which is also an illegal pyramid scheme.”
(From Michigan.gov Department of Attorney General).

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Hope that helps.

Sincerely,

Elizabeta & Albie

 

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