janes-home-business.com - another rubbish scam

If you've just read the andrews-secret.com post then you may be interested to know that this website does exactly the same thing. This is clearly someone who has bought Andrew's course and as crappy as the website looks - they will be wanting the same £27 plus postage for the Andrews course. Better off out of it unless you've got money to burn!

andrews-secret.com Not exactly a scam but pretty close

Andrew Reynolds has done well for himself and knows a lot about business, basically below all the spiel is one months free trial and then £27 a month after that to receive a monthly course from him. Some of the information is valuable but most of it can be found elsewhere for free or at a cheaper price. The "cash on demand" programme is certainly not that - the course runs for an extremely long time which means you forking out a lot on his course, on top of this you are invited to ridiculously expensive seminars.

I don't think it's worth the money unless you are already rich, in which case you wouldn't be looking for ways of making money online!

Why myinternetbusiness.com is a scam!

Myinternetbusiness.com advertises themselves under false pretences, whilst this is common in the world of internet marketing, I immediately tend to disregard sites which try to hammer home the point that they are willing to change your life and that you can work together. Their packages are ridiculously expensive - between $400 and $1000 and you get paid from sales of e-boooks selling the usual money making things that can be found quite often for free. You won't be able to sell them as easily as you think and even if you do sell them, do you really feel good about selling people crap?

kandola.myinternet.tour.com/lcv1/ - Product related scam

This is another variation of the two websites mentioned below and will lead to the main sister site full of movies and propaganda to get you to sign up to selling products (money making drivel) for a cost. These are the only guys making money out of it and you are better off looking for an honest earning. If you are looking for some of those then some good news is that I'll be putting up some links to the best genine money earning opportunities, I've come across.

james.myinternettour.com - The same product selling scam

This is a further page of guidingyoutowealth.com and must be the template which is offered on the main site, don't bother wasting your time signing up to these websites and watching their videos full of stuff which will just make you jealous and want to go ahead with their product selling! Sitting and watching this will not earn you money! Don't be fooled, be smart!

guidingyoutoyourwealth.com - A dull scam

This site is full of promises, makes use of pictures of flashy resorts and cars, even the owner of the sites family, it then leads to a completely different website which encourage you to sell pointless money making products.

There's endless info on how to get your site up and running but ultimately you will be forking out and if you do make any money out of it, you will be scamming people just like you've scammed. This isn't business, it's just blocking up the web with rubbish!

uk.madbid.com/front - A scam I hadn't seen before

If any of the scammers we've recently uncovered deserve to make money then surely it's this guy - it's one of the more inventive scams, I've seen in recent times. Madbid is an auction website, they even give money to charity. Basically items sell for a fraction of their RRP on this auction site but you have to buy bids. At approximately £1 per bid, they don't come cheap. The clock resets to 3 minutes every time there is a bid, if there is no bid then the auction finishes.

The site does however seem to allow certain people bid after the time is finished and it seems that the same few people win over and over again, some of which had once been caught linked to the owner of the site on his facebook profile. It all seems too dodgy for me and will cost you far too much although there is a slight chance of picking up a bargain.

express-money-online-income.co.uk - Casino related scam!

In recent weeks, I've unearthed lots of sites leading to exactly the same roulette system, which on paper looks very tempting, wins in play for free mode on the casinos, even for a while when you play for money but ultimately fails and will lose you a lot of money. This guy makes his money out of the affilliate link and even has the cheek to put a paypal donation button on his site! As tempting as it may sound, this site is best avoided! Do take care out there!

norfolkline.com/EN/Affiliates/ - not a scam but probably an exaggeration

I was taken by surprise a little bit to find Norfolklines advertising on Google Adwords - a way of earning up to $3000 a month. Whilst the number is most likely a large exaggeration, making money by referring people through your website (providing you own one) is a fair way of making money. If they buy a Dover-Dunkirque ferry trip, you will receive up to £5 a go. Not bad, particularly if you own a travel orientated website.

A Genuine Online Money Earner - Gomez Peer

I recently came across Gomez Peer, this is a decent service that pays out via paypal. Whilst it's not going to make you rich (it has a maximum limit of $45 per month) it may well cover the costs of your internet if nothing else. What Gomez Peer does is uses a section of your computer to test out via a P2P server how fast various pages load and then sells this information to the webmaster. The program does it all itself and your computer only needs to be connected to the internet for it to work. There are no risks on your behalf either.

The payment for being online, isn't particularly outstanding but you will be able to earn a couple of dollars a month for doing absolutely nothing except signing up and letting the program run while you are online. Better yet, they pay you $1 per referral too.

Click on the little white box if you want to sign up (and be sure the referrer says "dangaroo"):

crazydoc.co.uk - The old casino scam again!

As we've mentioned on numerous previous posts, the roulette game of picking odd then even or red then black, simply doesn't work over the long term and is going to cost you money. Crazydoc is another website which gives away the information free, sneakily asking for donations and will encourage you to sign up with its affilliates. Do yourself a favour and stay away from it!

Easyfreenincome.com - The worst scam today!

This website has "smarmy salesman" written all over it with the said owner of the website putting a little video with his voice asking if you want to be rich and making the viewer green with envy! Then he lists the things that his formula is not and that it is a never been seen before, after you've signed up for free you'll be sent through to a free e-book which has two roulette systems on - one of them looked convincingly possible to me and I tested it out in a "play for free" room of a casino - it seemed to work fine, the minute I tried it in an online Ladbrokes casino for real though, I lost all the money whilst following his strategy. It looks good on paper but I'm sure the casinos have a way of working these things out. Stay well away from this one!

easymoneyreviews.co.uk - Not necessarily a scam but definitely a poor selection

The website easymoneyreviews.co.uk advertises itself as a chance to earn big, basically they claim to check all of the money making systems and pick their favourite 3, considering that their number one is the lousy cash multiplier system which has been around well before the internet - I would take anything that this website says with a pinch of salt. I for one am not impressed with their selection and they could well be in on the action themselves.

Cashmultipliersystem.com - Scam of the day!

The owner of this site is said to have been a millionaire from making money on adwords yet his site whiffed off the roulette system we have seen over and over again - I signed up with an account to see whether it was or not and it most definitely was! This guy is making money from his affiliates and the roulette system will not help you out! Stay away!

morph-everything.com - A scam of huge proportions

There really aren't many genuine online money making opportunities these days that are regularly advertised and it came as no surprise to me that morph-everything.com which advertises "Make £80 a day for doing nothing" was a scam. The website is an utter mess with banner ads and google ads all over it, they even ask you to click their adverts so that they can profit from them which is against adsense policy. They then fool you into thinking you'll be getting something for free, however when it comes to signing up - a sneaky $7 is added - when you sign up the owner of the site gets $5 of this.

underdogwealthsystem.com - another casino related scam

This site will get you to sign up first and then lead you through to a page that describes how easy it is to win big with the roulette system first mentioned in our post "Forget the All Blacks.." in March. This is the same system which looks viable but ultimately fails either through an end of a lucky run that will bankrupt your casino account, casino interference or reaching the tables limit without noticing it.

The people offering these systems for free - make money from the affiliate links at the bottom of the page. Don't touch this one!

Treasuretrooper.com - Not a scam but an exaggeration

As far as I know - Treasuretrooper.com is not directed at anyone other than the US market, however their google ads will still pop up internationaly with a promise of being able to make money on their site. Whilst their advert over exaggerates, it is of course the idea of an advert to get you to click on it and their website makes it fairly clear what you need to do to earn. Any rational reader will come to the conclusion that the endless cashback offers, surveys and game websites where you can cash points for low amounts of money are indeed a waste of time for anyone who wants to make some serious money. The time/payment ratio is too low and you often have to sign up to things which cost money to get a return. This is no way to get rich but if you enjoy playing games and filling in forms and live in the US, then fair enough.

pidsystems.com - Another Tim Lowe scam!

Tim Lowe really is a busy chap, he's got numerous sites which lead to his same old system, as listed in the previous two posts. This website is undoubtedly the most colourful and makes use of photos of him jetsetting around the world and luxurious villas to tempt you to fall for what will be advertising dvd's in the newspaper!

timlowesprofitaccelerator.com - The same scam as below

This website leads to the same scam as the post below, basically Tim Lowe bought the rights to lots of old e-books and re-used them to come up with a package, if you sign up to this, you will firstly be out of pocket a little bit and later be expected to put ads in newspapers to make any money through it. More info in the previous post.

timlowesystem.com - Yet another scam of sorts

Timlowesystem.com takes you to a website, the famous "Tim Lowe System" who advertises through various websites his promise to make you "£15,000 to £57,000 a month", he also claims to have made over £3 million with it. The latter part might be true but what this website will have you doing is selling DVD's on how to get rich through classified ads. He gives you a talk through guide and some e-books on how to get started, the problem is - all of his customers will be doing the same thing and there's a limit to how many people can sell the same product, especially when it is essentially pointless information - the type which you yourself will have been paid for. There's nothing to say you can't profit a bit from it, that is if you have no morals and want to sell something worth nothing to someone! On top of that - you will have to outlay a fair amount of money first.