| Encountering any fraud reporting website that | | | | other forum users. And anyone exposing a fraud |
| advertises pyramid schemes or promoting scams | | | | with documented proof is likely to be kicked off |
| should be taken mostly as fable and untrue. | | | | that forum. It has been proved that some |
| Along with exchanging links with work at home | | | | moderators at such forum are involved in MLM |
| sites promoting scam. These websites have no | | | | pyramid deals which some are purely scams. |
| credibility whatsoever. However, it seems real | | | | To tell if the scam reporting forums are |
| hypocritical when forum moderators are involved | | | | promoting questionable business opportunities on |
| in pyramid schemes for profit. | | | | that are deceptive. Here are some tips to go by. |
| People are using such sites as their own personal | | | | 1) Moderators that are involved in Fraudulent |
| recruiting ground for pyramid schemes and scams. | | | | Business deals. |
| Some People get banned for stating truth and | | | | 2) Deceptive advertising. |
| facts about scams on such forums. Let alone | | | | 3) Links to hate sites and websites promoting |
| state their own opinion about what goes on. | | | | frauds. |
| People are hate filled and have turned some | | | | 4) Links to sites advocating any criminal activity. |
| forums into a smear site for their own hatred. | | | | 5) Constant flame wars and sometimes |
| The thing that is more tragic when site owners | | | | encourage by unethical moderators. |
| allow it. It sets a bad example for consumer | | | | 6) Bad language and sites hiding under the guise |
| advocate and fraud reporting websites. | | | | of free speech. |
| First things do be done when operating a fraud | | | | According to some information at hand, the only |
| reporting forum. | | | | things going on such forums are flame wars and |
| 1) Appoint moderators that are not involved in | | | | attacking legitimate businesses. Forums conducted |
| Fraudulent Business deals. Remove them when | | | | in that manner should be avoided like the plague. |
| they do get involved in fraudulent deals | | | | Websites advocating scam baiting in which you |
| 2) Dump any advertising that will bring your site | | | | enter into a dialogs with Nigerian scammers simply |
| into critical questioning. | | | | to waste their precious time and resources. While |
| 3) Revoke links to hate sites and websites | | | | you are doing this, you will not be helping to keep |
| promoting frauds. | | | | the scammers away from real potential victims. |
| 4) Remove links to sites advocating criminal | | | | However, you will be putting your life and family in |
| activity. | | | | danger not to mention engaging in illegal activity. |
| Fred over at Mentions | | | | Some sites Claim advertising doesn't work then |
| Most MLM and scam prevention boards are | | | | promote e-books via the unethical marketing |
| recruiting sites for -- "scams" | | | | method. This method involves with a roll over |
| Sites selling seal of approvals really mean nothing. | | | | offer expires at midnight that rehashes the deal |
| Most developed into promoting link farms like free | | | | after the offer expires. When a website is |
| for all sites that help very little for advertisers. | | | | encountered, it should not be taken lightly but is |
| They have come into corruption and nothing | | | | suggested to avoid doing business with them |
| more than a Jerry Springer show, spreading urban | | | | More information about this fraudulent scam |
| legends such and are more likely to be rumor | | | | reporting web forums and websites are on the |
| farms. | | | | dumbexperts website and more will be added in |
| Some forums even have other rogue posters | | | | the near future. |
| defend people that have been caught lying to | | | | |