Recently, I've received an email from "I've Tried That" website which supposedly is a website where the admins test out all the various money making schemes out there in the market and giving them labels: whether they're scams or not. And this time around they're focusing on "Twitter Cash Kit" and also "Google Cash kit". While reading this email, I felt somewhat depressed with the tactics the 'stooges' use out there to deceive the net-izens over and over again without the feeling of remorse or shame that someone else has exposed it as a fraud...
It is clear that these scrupulous 'so called gurus' are here to make money easy and quick by manipulating the hopes of people online looking to get out of their miserable life in this economic depression. One thing for sure, you can never make money online quick and easy, no matter what is being claimed to be. Making money online takes time and effort. Time here may refer to weeks, months or sometimes, maybe years depending on your luck and entrepreneurship. There is no such thing as a quick and effortless money making scheme online. If its easy, why would anyone pay you so much money to do it? Might as well, they ask their relatives / brothers / sister to help them out in their free time and share the profits with them instead of you. The reason they're asking you is that, you're willing to fork an additional lump of 'grocery cash' that will never see its return again ever. AND that's a fact.
And the stories / testimonials they use, are so repetitive that you might as well write a summary of what you're going to see before you even click one of these sites. Promises of fast cars, big houses, and beautiful ladies are cheezy 'baits' to lure you into parting with your money, making you believe that its true that he / she started poor and after following the methods in the system, made him / her rich. If anyone can do it, why are there still poverty and homeless people? Think about it.
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