| If you are one of millions of people who
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| | clearly on their websites. If you do not
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| are looking to find a work at home job
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| | see any contact information, then be very
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| online then you simply MUST learn to spot
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| | skeptical about that site. Shady websites
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| a scam. Online work at home scamsare now
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| | won't display this information since they
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| frequently referred to as "Dot Cons"
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| | don't want you to contact them. Do you
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| after the term "Dot Coms". When you are
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| | really want to do business with suck a
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| desperately seeking a work at home job,
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| | website?
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| most often that not youtend to "buy" into
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| | 5) Know What You Are Getting Before You
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| an opportunity without doing much
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| | Buy
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| research. Hundreds of dollars later
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| | Many websites refuse to tell you what
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| you'll find out the hard way that you
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| | they will provide you with until you pay
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| were a victim of a scam! Here are 7 ways
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| | for it. This is unacceptable. You, as a
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| to identify a scam and how to avoid them.
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| | consumer, MUST know before hand what you
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| 1) Extravagant Claims
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| | are getting before you buy. I'm not
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| Many websites or work at home
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| | talking about knowing the exact details
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| opportunities will promise you that you
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| | of a work at home job, but you should at
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| can make "millions" in a matter of days.
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| | least get SOME idea of what to expect
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| Many will display their so called "proof
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| | after you pay. If a website does not
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| of income" on their websites, which often
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| | clearly state what you will receive once
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| turn out to be touched up pictures of
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| | you pay, you might end up getting
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| fake checks or bank statements. Don't
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| | scammed. So be weary and always make sure
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| fall for these "gimmicks" If youfeel that
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| | you know what you are buying.
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| these claims to riches are extravagant,
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| | 6) Refund Policies
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| then guess what? They are. Get all claims
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| | Some websites clearly provide refund
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| and promises in writing before you sign
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| | policies. You should be able to return
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| up or pay to join at any of these
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| | the goods or ask for your money back
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| websites. Remember that if the claims are
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| | within reasonable terms. Many legitimate
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| real then these companies will have no
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| | websites will let you get your money back
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| reason to deny you real proof on request.
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| | as long as you ask for it within 30 days.
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| If they refuse, you KNOW it's a scam.
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| | But some plainly state that you simply
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| 2) Read The Fine Print
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| | WILL NOT receive your moneyback. Be weary
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| Many fraudulent websites bury the fine
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| | of these types of web sites. The reason
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| print in tiny letters at the bottom or
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| | they are afraid of refunding your money
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| their webpage or on another page with a
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| | is because they anticipate many refund
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| link to it that's hard to find. Make sure
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| | requests. This is a BIG reason for you to
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| that you read these fine prints for any
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| | NOT do business with this type of
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| clauses that can come back to bite you if
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| | website.
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| ever you want your money back. Click on
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| | 7) Beware of MLM type websites.
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| all the links that provide more
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| | MLM or multi level marketing websites are
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| information and make sure you read them
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| | related to pyramid schemes. These scams
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| completely. Do not simply assume that the
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| | can be easily spotted since their claims
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| website is legitimate. Assume that it's a
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| | to riches are made purely on mathematical
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| fake and let it prove to you that it's
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| | probability and nothing else. These
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| real.
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| | schemes are almost always a scam and
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| 3) Look For Privacy Information
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| | their claims to riches are simply
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| Many websites collect your personal
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| | unrealistic in real life. If a website
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| information like your name and email
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| | depends heavily on mathematical
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| address. Make sure that these website
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| | probabilities of you making money and if
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| tell you exactly what they intend to do
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| | that is the ONLY proof they offer you,
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| with it. If they don't tell you what they
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| | you might be about to get ripped off by
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| will do with it, it's time to move onto
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| | an MLM scam. It's time to move on!
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| another website because the chances are
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| | The bottom line is that you simply must
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| that your personal information might be
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| | use common sense when looking for an
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| shared - or worse - SOLD to others. Make
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| | online work at home job. Think of it as
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| sure you don't volunteer information such
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| | looking to buy a new car or a house. Use
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| as your SSN or Credit card information
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| | the same attitude, even though the price
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| unless you are absolutely sure of what
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| | tag is much smaller. Remember that the
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| the website will do with it.
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| | risk involved is almost the same since
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| 4) Look For Business Name, And Contact
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| | you are investing your hard earned money
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| Details.
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| | or lifetime's savings on ONE website. So
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| Legitimate businesses and websites will
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| | you better make 100% sure that you aren't
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| always display their business name,
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| | the next victim of "Dot Con" scams.
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| address and other contact information
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