Postanyarticle.com: Is Post Any Article a scam?

I do not believe Post Any Article is a scam, they have no reason to be. Unless sites hold a high-ranking, there's really no reason to write your article anywhere else than your own blog or website though. Sure they give you a share of the profits but if you wanted to, you could have it all for yourself. A lot of people use websites like Post Any Article to cross-post, this will not bring you much traffic in. Others choose to write about their daily life, which is also not going to bring in a great deal of advertising revenue. 

What you really want is decent content with good keywords. I'm not totally sure how the Adsense model works with sites like Post Any Article because there are bound to be posts that break the Adsense policies before the moderators latch on to it, in that case they could technically lose their Adsense account surely? A lot of readers are there to make money and write and are not likely to be clicking on your adverts.

Either way, the majority of these kind of sites do eventually seem to pack up and while they offer money for putting very little effort into it, I'm of the belief that you'd be better off writing on your own. Of course that can also go wrong, should you not abide to the Adsense rules. 

onlinemoneywizard.co.uk - A new scam site out to get you

Another site that just has a failing casino system to offer, admittedly the guy has gone to some trouble to disguise it and it's not as obvious as most of them out there but the predicted earnings and sign-up system are a dead give away. Perhaps the most disgusting thing about this site is the line -

"Our goal is to increase the wealth of people in the Uk in the view
that individuals that apply this system will eventually feel the need to make
donations from there winnings."

Stay away from this one!

powerselleracademy.com - Not a scam but not worth your money!

People have been selling info on e-bay as long as e-bay has existed, especially on how to make money on e-bay. Most people seem to know how to make money on e-bay in their heart but by these books just for confirmation and yet still don't follow the methods. E-bay is quite hard work though and if you want to make a big profit, it reqires a lot of work, it's not for someone to do a few minutes of it a day. This book has nothing new - so do you really need to pay £100 a year for it?

Earn money with Photoshop

Personally I don't have the patience for photoshop, it's too fiddly for me and I can't seem to get my head around it. Some people are quite the opposite though and are able to play around with photos or edit graphics all day and the outcome can quite often be amazing. If you enjoy using and are good with Photoshop, you may be missing out on a very simple earning option. Edit photos, design graphics or website templates for others and start getting the ball rolling.

You may have to start off with menial offers at the beginning to build up your portfolio but if you are genuinely good at it, there's tonnes of work to be had and much of it reasonably paid. Put an ad on classified websites and scour similar resources to hunt out some work. It helps to be located near the person you are providing it for, so you can discuss ideas but it is not essential, so basically you can do this from anywhere in the world.

bigprofitfast.info - A very fishy possible scam

I was alerted to this website by an adsense ad and whilst it claims to be forex, the fact that it seems related to various other websites and promises large quick returns lead me to believe it is a HYIP. Whilst some people play games with HYIP's, hoping to get in and out early. I think that if you play with fire, your fingers will get burnt and this is not the answer to a stable online income at all. I would stay away, if I were you!

www.money.chipzentrale.com - Old Scam New on the Scene

It's a while since I've unearthed one of the many casino scams on the net but today I came across yet another one. I've mentioned in the past sites which encourage you to start playing roulette wth what seems like a method that may work.

The fact is that there are so many of these that if everyone had done well - there'd be no poverty and no casinos doing business! This doesn't work and although it looks appealing - should be steered clear of. The only people making money here is the webmaster through affilliates and the casino at your expense.

MyIncentiveWebsite.com - Not Quite A Scam

In my current search through google ads to alert you of what is a genuine earning opportunity and what isn't - I came across www.myincentivewebsite.com - a site which claims that you can start earning today and that you could earn up to $313,000.

The alert signs are there - the promises of high returns with little effort should be a warning sign, followed by a spiel which is so long that you forget that he's gone from "giving it away" to charging $22 dollars. The reason it's not exactly a scam though is that there are in theory potential profits to be made from it and the owner of the website tells you exactly what you are buying. This is where you need to engage your brain and work out that if he's selling so many money earning websites which are identical - you'll need decent experience in Search Engine Optimisation to get any actual traffic and even then the figures you will earn through it will be nothing in comparison to what the website suggested.

Personally, I'd steer clear of it but there are some small money earning possibilities there in theory.

Join The Paparazzi or Become An Autograph Hunter

If you like me, have focussed on ways of making money on the internet. You may have missed some extremely well paid opportunities which involve a bit of action and not just sitting around on your computer. Celebrities have their favourite haunts and you can make it your job to frequent the places that they go, which should be easy enough to find out in the local media.

Celeb gossip is one of the biggest money earners these days and if you get the correct photo - you could sell it directly to the papers and make a mint. If the celeb isn't that well known or the picture nothing special, you can still sell them to websites like Shutterstock, Fotolia or Big Stock Photo where you make money each time it is downloaded for use. With charges varying between sites, you could make as much as a £1000 for 1000 downloads.

On top of this you can ask celebrities for autographs or head to sports grounds of famous teams with some memorobillia and make a large profit by selling them on e-bay.