You are right on target Ken. It is unreal the pictures painted in words on the internet and even more unreal is that so many people buy into the deals looking for a pie in the sky, make a million over night with out even giving a second thought let alone checking it out. Thanks again. John

Hi Ken

what for a great subject and I agree with you 100%. The year 2006 was filled with companies scamming people and they got their hard earned money very easy, wouldn't you agree?

2 main reasons:  

1, easy fast money, 2,none who paid in, has done any due dilingence!   It was a hard learned lesson !

I also miss a lot of honesty, many just don't care to make a quick buck! I for sure wouldn't like to be part of.

There is no easy money, business is work it's that simple, there are companies out there with a great structure in place, great products, awesome support but if you're as a business owner are not determined and willing to do a little bit of work, you will not make a dime. But if you do work and committed, you will be rewarded!

a Great New Year to everyone

Luv, Chris

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Hi Ken,

One thing I look for is FUll details about the program without being required to give out an email address or any other information. If I have to give out my email address before I can find out anything about the business opportunity, or products, I don't bother. This probably eliminates a lot of good opportunities as well, but my feeling is this--if the opportunity is so good why would you hide it? You should be "bragging" about it first, then ask for a sign-up.

Happy New Year to you!

John

Hi Ken, Thanks for the advice. One thing has always bothered me is when someone joins a program, they come here and post that they just joined XXXXXXXX program. They begin to tell about how much money they have made. Wait a minute they just joined. Another thing I wish to say is that I used caller ID and it is not accurate. Sometimes it says, high risk owner unknown. The name of the owner, address and phone number are right there on the sight. My point is that our best friends may not be accurate nor is the science of the internet ie: caller ID. It boils down to a good track record with people havint stayed with them for years. Someone has said that they will not join a program that is not 5 or more years old. Remember, all songs were once new. Somebody has to the first in the pool, just know where you are jumping.

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My point is that our best friends may not be accurate...
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EXCELLENT point. For many people, there is one thing that replaces "due diligence" - and that's perception of trust. And that's where "communities" can become very dangerous places.

Because people come to a community and they make friends. They share jokes and fun and talk about their interests and problems. They join birthday clubs and interest groups and they chat and laugh every day and they DO feel like they have made friends. And friends don't lead each other astray, right? WRONG.

Online, friends lead each other astray every day. To the tune of billions in losses.

It's a worn out old record, but 12 Daily pro was a perfect example. There were many people here urging their "friends" to join... and now the IRD and SEC have ALL those names in hand and are still working on the list to determine who was a victim, who made a profit, and who made profit without claiming the income. When the dust settles, there will be a lot of people in very sad situations because of FRIENDS.

Due diligence is ALWAYS required. Often, your "friends" haven't done theirs either, and when push comes to shove, we all live with the results of our OWN actions. Friends, or not.

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Linda