Money Gifting

Money Gifting works like a chain letter but is only open to women.

They are asked to give £3,000 to a a network member (family member or friend in most cases). their return as a new investor is expected to be anything up to £24,000, as hierarchy or the system works its way along.

Success depends on new investors being introduced. However, bu invariably it breaks down as the contacts dimish and the £3,000 investments stop. As a result, those joining the business later along the line not only would lose any gain but their original contribution.

Many claim to have made large amounts of money from schemes like this, and probably have but that if far outweighed by the thousands more who joined the scheme and lost money.

Get Rich Quick Schemes

"Earn £300 to £400 an hour working from your own home."

How many time have you heard that before. The readin goes on and on about how the scammers lifestyle has changed for the better now earning all this money and you can find out to.

Yes you can find out like so many other by paying a small fee for information leading to yuourwealth.

What you don't know is that 1,000s want that information and actaully do pay the small fee for it, but all those small fees go to the only person making the money; the one who give the promises of getting rich quick in the first place.

The information given to 'get rich quick' are just gumph about similiar schemes from which you have just been conned.

There is no such thing as a get rich quick system. You have to invest and work hard over a long period to have any chance of success with online moneymaking. That is the only real scheme that works.

Chain Letters

This is a business where your are asked to send money, a nice round figure that won't break the bank, say £10. This is given to a person who is placed at the top of a list of other people, usually about 6.

Then your details are added to the bottom of this list and copies are sent to a couple of hundred selected people, randomly selected.

If you find yourself involved in a chain letter business you will be entering into a vocation that is more than likely to cost you dearly in time, effort and money. You will not earn from the scheme. The advice here is quite simply to kick this business into touch!