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Recognize and Avoid Work From Home Scams

Hundreds of Work from Home Scams Online:
There are hundreds of work from home scams all over the internet, and chances are you have been baited by one of them already. Some of the most popular work at home scams right now are the Google Ads Scam, Processing Rebates Scam, and the Survey Scams. Learn to avoid scams like the one below. Be sure to visit the Free Scam Alert section of our website to learn about more popular online scams to avoid.

Two of the Top Scams Online Today:

• Work from Home with Google Scam – These scams usually look like a newspaper actually wrote up the article. Or sometimes it may look like the second photo telling you to send away for your “Google Home Business Kit”. These are both SCAMS!! These companies DO NOT work for Google and do not give you Google jobs. They tell you that you can make money Posting Links for Google or as an Auction Listing Specialist. When in all actuality, after they scam you out of your hard earned money, all they do is tell you all about a program called Google Adwords, which is a legitimate program through Google. The scam here is that Google does not pay you to post links. Google Adwords is mainly for website owners or people that have alot of money to invest in testing and running ads for affiliate programs. For newbies, these ads don’t normally result in making you any money. You will probably lose far more money then you will ever make. Only people that know a lot about search engine marketing will excel in this area, and even many of them fail. So if you see this Scam – Run and Run Fast!

How They Bait You:
These websites are very good at what they do. First, they normally bait you in with the promise of earning huge income levels for very little work or skill level. This should be your first red flag. Second, many of these sites are designed on what appears to be an official newspaper article which makes it look really realistic. Third, the url is usually a newspaper type title. Fourth, they show you a picture of a check claiming that they earned that check from doing whatever it is that they are trying to sell you.

So these are the Red Flags:

• Promise Huge Earning Levels for Little Work or Skills
• Site is Designed on Newspaper Article
• Url is Titled after a Newspaper
• Show you a Picture of Check Claiming its From their Google Earnings

Promise of Unbelievable Earnings with Little Work or No Skills:
Another thing we want to expand on which indicates a work from home scam is an advertising stating that you can earn a unbelievable amount of money for doing something trivial, then you should know it’s a scam. For example, if you see an online ad that promises $200 an hour for a simple data entry job that requires no skill, then you should definitely be skeptical and run the other way fast. Or an ad that states you can be paid $25 each for submitting links and promises you can earn $200-$300 a day doing so, you should immediately know this is a scam. No company will ever pay a salary that is beyond the existing market rates. With that said, there are many technical positions like web designing or programming that attracts such huge salaries, but they do require their own set of skills. It is important to distinguish and understand what the employer is paying for. As a rule of thumb, if something is too good to be true, chances are that it isn’t true. Again, that shouldn’t prevent you from exploring really great opportunities of genuine work from home jobs.

People are Skeptical:
It is due to the presence of such vast number of scams like this that people often become skeptical about whether real and legitimate online jobs actually exist. Unfortunately, as an individual seeking a real work at home job so that you can have more freedoms in life and more flexibility in your work schedule, it can be very difficult to separate the legitimate work at home jobs from the ones that are scams. Sorting through all the scams can be time consuming and costly.

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