Scams?
Scams are when 1 man gets rich by making a fool of others -- as
what happens daily in stock markets.
Scams are seen in pyramid selling where there's no real product,
but a case of money moving around in a first come, first to get
paid basis, and where if you came in latest, good luck in finding
more people to join under you.
Scams are when there's no real business opportunity involved and
the operations are non-transparent and can get a little bit shady
reading about them.
As a rough gauge, anything that promises huge gains for little
investment in little time, it reeks of a scam.
So yes, scams are anywhere and everywhere, but then so are real
businesses too.
And yes, there's no free lunch, but yes there are people makin
money online, from home -- but they worked for it, it's just that
it's a different kind of work, of which some aren't comfortable
with.
Here's a tiny insight: What internet 'work-from-home' marketers
never told you about, apart from making money, are the expenses
(ads and marketing) and the investments that they put in (capital
to purchase a system/product).
So yah. dear readers, tell me, what is your definition of a
scam?